MKAylesburyDon wrote:
We really have turned into the home straight and I think it is down to 2 from 5 surviving.
For Dons with 3 to play we could get anywhere from 43 to 52 points and currently have the second best goal difference - 1 win is probably going to leave it to goal difference with a win and a draw probably enough.
For Oxford they have 4 to play including what should be winnable games, they could finish anywhere from 41 to 53 points, the issue is with so long without a win can they get 3 points against FGR and Accrington in their last 2 games to get them over the line?
Cambridge can get between 40 and 52 points and with goal difference against them will be looking for 3 wins unless they get favours from the teams above, can they beat 3 of Plymouth, Accrington, Burton and FGR?
Morecombe can get between 38 and 47 points and with goal difference against them only 3 wins will do against Charlton. Lincoln and Exeter
Accrington can get between 38 and 50 points and in 23rd it is easy to write them off but if they can stay in it after Portsmouth and Bolton they finish with Cambridge and Oxford and could have a massive say in who goes down.
Always impossible to predict and I am more concerned than I have been the last couple of weeks but I think we should do enough and even with the fixtures we have I wouldn't swap places with anyone else's position.
Careful now, don't try and post a load of stats on here! A certain person, affronted at your invasion on his turf, will be along to spin them in whatever way looks worst for KR, even though it's been six and a half years since he left.