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It's going to be tight but yes!!! 6th place!

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londonblue said:
Well. This surprised me. I've just taken the current table, worked out the points scored per team over the last 10 games, and assumed that would continue for the rest of the season:

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Yes, I know this is very crude and ignores a whole host of things, but it still surprised me. I guess what this points out is that other teams are also on bad runs, but because we only focus on ourselves we don't really appreciate that.
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Yep, Scunthorpe have won 1 match in 10, and that was against Rochdale who have won 0 matches in 10.
 
I think we will finish sixth and then have 15 points deducted for smoke bomb infractions.
 
Who put the ball in the Bury net, Theo Robinson.
Theo Robinson- Theo Robinson
Who put the ball in the Bury net Theo Robinson.
 
MILLWALL: Bury (h), Rochdale (a), Swindon (a), Sheff Utd (a), Scunthorpe (h), Shrewsbury (a), Gilligham (a), Northampton (h), Fleetwood (a), Oxford (h), Bristol Rov (a)


7 away games and only 4 at home also playing that often . That's a big ask for them.


 
Stuart W said:
Ok, time for an assessment of our play-off chances.
2 pieces of good news:- Scunthorpe's next 4 games are Oxford (a), Bradford (h), Millwall (a) Bolton (h). And secondly, Millwall's 3 rescheduled games are all away, including Sheff Utd and Rochdale.
For what it's worth I think these are the 2 sides we can catch. Forget Bradford, they have some easy home games.

By trying to be objective ( not easy I admit), I have us finishing 6th on 75 points, behind Scunny on goal difference but one point ahead of Millwall.

This assumes 5 wins, 3 draws and one defeat (at Charlton) in our remaining games.

Ready and prepared to receive alternative views and/or criticism!!!
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Still on track from what I predicted four weeks ago - I went for a draw against Bolton but we unfortunately lost. The good news is that Millwall are 3 points behind on my prediction. Scunthorpe not in the picture now after beating both Bradford and Bolton against expectation.

So I think 8 more points should do it. That would leave us on 74, Millwall 71 (poor run in), and from nowhere, Brizzle Rovers on 72 with 3 wins in the last 4.
 
So I think 8 more points should do it.
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Both Chesterfield and Shrewsbury won last Saturday. I think we'll do well to get two points from those two away fixtures. I do think that we'll beat both MK Dons and Bury at home though. So, will 7 or 8 points giving us a total of 73 or 74 be enough.....? That last gasp winner for Bolton may be crucial at the end of the day.

However, whilst Millwall should beat both Oxford and Northampton at home, they may well struggle to get anything from their away fixtures at Fleetwood and Bristol Rovers. So they'll gain 6 points giving them a total of 73 and it could be down to goal difference in the end......
 
Not confident we will get max points against MK Dons think it will be a difficult game but hopefully will have full strength side including lenny. Must get max returns against Chesterfield and Shrewsbury just to keep the pressure off.Think it could be a sqky bum time against Bury,hope note
 
We'd get 7 points whilst Millwall would get only 6 (by winning their two home games and losing their two away matches). So we would go up on goal difference.
 
Barling Magna said:
We'd get 7 points whilst Millwall would get only 6 (by winning their two home games and losing their two away matches). So we would go up on goal difference.
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Please, not as tight as that. I hope they have plenty of st. john's people for the bury game. the sheer stress levels:stunned:
 
Barling Magna said:
We'd get 7 points whilst Millwall would get only 6 (by winning their two home games and losing their two away matches). So we would go up on goal difference.
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75 points is the target. Or 3 wins from 4 games if you prefer. Anything short of such a total would be inadequate.
 
It all depends on the starting line up for me. I have no idea who will be playing but if we put the side out that played against Charlton then I'll be far from expecting a win.
 
Barling Magna said:
We'd get 7 points whilst Millwall would get only 6 (by winning their two home games and losing their two away matches). So we would go up on goal difference.
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i reckon Millwall will take 9 points at least from the final 4, so we need 3 wins and a draw. Current injury list has seriously impacted our chances.

Shame as our full strength starting line is better than any Lge.1 side, with exception is SheffU maybe
 
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