5 fixtures in February 3 at home where we will start favourites to win in every game. 10 points minimum to cement our place in the play offs. Does of course follow March fixtures are tough.
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5 fixtures in February 3 at home where we will start favourites to win in every game. 10 points minimum to cement our place in the play offs. Does of course follow March fixtures are tough.
As is said, one game at a time. If we are serious about about play off place then I would be thinking may be more. That would be play off form. Enough with the draws for this season....I hope...Quote:
Originally Posted by 9goals2hattricks3pen
Plymouth next, away, they put in a good effort yesterday and grabbed an unlikely point; it will not be an easy match.
Plymouth is a 12:30 kick off, will the team stay down the night before?
Hell of a way for Mowbray to travel but glad to see him looking fit and healthy
I listened to the manager of Newcastle the other day, saying with the weather being so windy, they probably wouldn't be able to fly, so it could be a problem if they have to take a coach...XDQuote:
Originally Posted by stargazer_1962
Is that not how teams always use to travel? By coach?
Sure it's a long journey but no longer then it was twenty years ago....XD
I would much prefer to go by coach than fly; I dislike flying very much indeed. There are things called trains as well, I remember them from years ago, do any still exist?
Pretty sure they do stay overnight for away games. I'd certainly be very surprised if they didn't for a 12:30 kick off away to Plymouth. If I could afford the overnight accommodation and train fare I'd definitely do it rather than leave my house at 05:20hrs on a Saturday morning to be in West Brom for the 06:00hrs departure we've got before landing for our pre match beers at any rate 😉 .Quote:
Originally Posted by stargazer_1962