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Post by chelstongull on Apr 18, 2017 13:00:20 GMT
I don't think 50 points will be enough to save us this year and therefore need a minimum of 4 points from our last two games, which I predict will keep us on on GD 17 Guiseley 52 points GD -16 18 Torquay 51 -9 19 York 51 -15 20 Woking 51 -18 ---------------------------- 21 Solihull 51 -19 22 Braintree48 -25  |
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Post by Rob on Apr 18, 2017 13:55:52 GMT
I don't think 50 points will be enough to save us this year and therefore need a minimum of 4 points from our last two games, which I predict will keep us on on GD 17 Guiseley 52 points GD -16 18 Torquay 51 -9 19 York 51 -15 20 Woking 51 -18 ---------------------------- 21 Solihull 51 -19 22 Braintree48 -25 Dover (A) North Ferriby (H) Braintree 48 points (-21)Barrow (H) Aldershot (A) York 48 points (-15) Woking (A) Forest Green(H) Guiseley 49 points (-17)Bromley (A) Solihull (H) Solihull 51 points (-15)Eastleigh (H) Guiseley (A) Woking 51 points (-14)York (H)Dagenham (A) Chester 52 points. Safe?? PS: I got above the line by us and York getting 50 points with us on the superior GD and Braintree ending on 49 points. My prediction is that my prediction may be wrong.  |
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Post by rjdgull on Apr 18, 2017 15:42:47 GMT
A point at Dover will guarantee keeping things alive until the last game and then anything can happen as we found out to our cost in League one 12 years ago. Some unfriendly police dogs may have to be kept on stand by in that case.
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Post by loyaltygull on Apr 18, 2017 15:54:43 GMT
Typical of us to win at dover and then in front of a full house against ferriby blow our lines and lose 1 0
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Post by Rob on Apr 18, 2017 16:21:18 GMT
Typical of us to win at dover and then in front of a full house against ferriby blow our lines and lose 1 0 You're saying what many of us may be thinking, loyaltygull. I'll take the first half of that happening on Saturday and take it from there. |
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Post by gullone on Apr 18, 2017 16:26:15 GMT
A point at Dover will guarantee keeping things alive until the last game and then anything can happen as we found out to our cost in League one 12 years ago. Some unfriendly police dogs may have to be kept on stand by in that case. Well by the time we play North Ferriby it will be almost 30 years to the day since that last day Crewe game in 87. Tis written in the stars sir....tis written in the stars.... |
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Post by hector on Apr 18, 2017 22:03:53 GMT
Just as we tend to challenge for promotion in years ending in 8, we tend to battle relegation in years ending in 7. Coincidentally, 87, 97, 17 also see us battling relegation in a General Election year, whilst 07 saw no General Election but relegation.
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Post by Jon on Apr 18, 2017 23:14:47 GMT
Are you feeling o.k. Chelston? Or has someone hacked his account? |
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Post by chelstongull on Apr 21, 2017 11:30:13 GMT
Am I correct in saying that a Torquay loss tomorrow coupled with wins for York and Guiseley would send us southbound?
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Post by gullone on Apr 21, 2017 15:58:46 GMT
Am I correct in saying that a Torquay loss tomorrow coupled with wins for York and Guiseley would send us southbound? Yes im afraid it would...and we would be in the second qualifying round of the FA Cup in the middle of September ! Shame on me for even thinking such a thing...because we are definitely staying up...COYY ! |
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Post by rjdgull on Apr 21, 2017 16:03:21 GMT
Am I correct in saying that a Torquay loss tomorrow coupled with wins for York and Guiseley would send us southbound? Yes im afraid it would...and we would be in the second qualifying round of the FA Cup in the middle of September ! Shame on me for even thinking such a thing...because we are definitely staying up...COYY ! Ha, back to the old 26 out of 27 combinations and it all goes to the last day! |
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Post by Rob on Apr 21, 2017 19:15:57 GMT
Apparently we are segregated tomorrow. I quite liked the change ends and say hello as we crossed at half time when there before.
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Post by hector on Apr 21, 2017 23:20:47 GMT
Am I correct in saying that a Torquay loss tomorrow coupled with wins for York and Guiseley would send us southbound? It would indeed. I have my insurance bet on that exact scenario. |
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Post by stewart on Apr 22, 2017 0:38:46 GMT
I was at Selhurst Park on 1 May 1957 where we played really well to gain a 1-1 draw, but were denied promotion by a superior goal average by Ipswich Town. I have always felt that the strength of Torquay United in that era was best exemplified by the fact that Ipswich Town were League champions only five years later.
I was also at Leyton Orient on 2 May 1998, when a header from a corner by Alex Watson would have ensured promotion to what was then known as Division 2, except that it hit the bar.
I was also at Barnet on 5 May 2001, where a 3-0 half time lead was eventually pulled back to 3-2. This club has always known how to make its fans suffer.
We have an even worse scenario tomorrow, as the club is so far away from regaining its Football League status and, despite what the clown who now owns it has said, relegation to NLS will be a catastrophe of unprecedented proportions. I shall be listening on Radio Devon tomorrow hoping that I don't have a heart attack.
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Post by stefano on Apr 22, 2017 7:27:12 GMT
Am I correct in saying that a Torquay loss tomorrow coupled with wins for York and Guiseley would send us southbound? Isn't it slightly worse than that in that if we lose it is 2 of 3 teams need to win to send us down - York, Guiseley, and Braintree? |
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