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FRIDAY
ROSS COUNTY v QUEENS
SATURDAY
ALLOA v I.C.T.
DUNDEE UTD. v FALKIRK
DUNFERMLINE v MORTON
PARTICK v AYR
SATURDAY 4th MAY
AYR v ALLOA
FALKIRK v ROSS COUNTY
I.C.T v DUNFERMLINE
MORTON v DUNDEE UTD.
QUEENS v PARTICK
Queens goal difference is 13 ahead of Alloa and could yet be a lifeline
but the Wasps play I.C.T. and AYR who may very well not put out their
best elevens ahead of their quarter - final meeting in the play - offs !
No matter just how we speculate on the upcoming games the players need to give their all for our two remaining fixtures to determine their and the clubs future. The final fixture against Thistle could be one of the biggest games the club has faced in years and will require the fans to turn out to support the Queens. Mon the South.
Depending on how important the game is we might just need to open up the Terregles Street End as Thistle took 1,066 fans to Ayr on Tuesday night and the away seating area only holds approx 900. This could be absolutely massive for both clubs. It’ll all become clearer come 5pm on Saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spikefaethesouth
Given that they're destined to meet in the play-offs is there any advantage to either team in finishing third? I mean fixture-wise as in who plays home/away first?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ftivano1
I assume the third place team has the second game at home.Quote:
Originally Posted by louisxiv
That would appear to be the logical scenario Albertz, but, since logic plays no part in the SPL loaded makeup of the Championship play-offs who is to say ??Quote:
Originally Posted by ALBERTZ_11
Hopefully enough motive for Ayr...
That is correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by ALBERTZ_11
Yes plus an extra £75,000 in the bank for finishing 3rd...Quote:
Originally Posted by ALBERTZ_11
I reckon (and hope with Queens) that the final positions will be as follows:
Morton 43; QOS 41; Dunfermline 41; Alloa 41; Partick 40; Falkirk 38.
I'm pretty certain Falkirk and Alloa will win their final matches, so we need to beat Partick on Saturday.