By the time this one comes up we could be a net 5 points clear of the drop or still in the clag. Be lovely to gain even a point on top of what I expect will be a win v Luton, here's hoping
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By the time this one comes up we could be a net 5 points clear of the drop or still in the clag. Be lovely to gain even a point on top of what I expect will be a win v Luton, here's hoping
They're not in form at the moment, whereas Friday's opponents, Luton, are.
So are we too 😀Quote:
Originally Posted by MadAmster
... and better form than Luton.Quote:
Originally Posted by SithHappens
Got a good feeling about this one…but I’m keeping it to myself!
More injuries to take account of. JWZ out for the season with a fractured cheekbone. Rumours that NML has the same injury.
WBA now lost 4 and drawn 1 of their last 6. They can be beaten and we proved that on Boxing Day. Our main issue seems to be how many fit players do we have and what formation do we play to get the best out of them.
Vickers in goal is a no brainer IMO.
Back line. 3, 4 or 5? I think we'll go 3 with Langas, Philips and Clarke. (Fozzy in if Langas can't manage 3 games in a smany days with his knee)
MF. I'd go 5. Wilson, Adams, Armstrong, Tommo, Fozzy (If Langas is out, Foz in the back 3 and Kenzo in)
Up top Yates and Harness
[QUOTE=ramAnag;40693237]Got a good feeling about this one…but I’m keeping it to myself![/QUOTE
oooooohhhhhhhh Betty!
A squeaky bum day that morphed from great to scary but in the end no real changes except Cardiff drift a little. Saturday game another like Good Friday could be pivotal but that third relegation spot still wide open
Great result and I'd have been happy with 3 pts from easter, just expected other way round. So tight still, wonder if Oxford or Preston going to drop
Great result. Still the hope that kills you! Well done NML, thought he’d finished against Luton with a similar injury to Zetterstom.