Wrexham tonight...and previously!

[MAD_MAGPIE]

Yeah, correct. Promotion is the goal, isn't it? Not a trophy. There are 2 great teams, and 2 routes...Both squads have pursue both tracks, go like hell for the first, but be ready for the second.

Completely agree. It's a similar scenario to a normal game in which there has to be a Plan A - Automatic Promotion and Plan B - Promotion via the playoffs. One of the two teams will have to implement Plan B and both should have preparations in place for such an event. It should not come as neither shock or surprise and just be accepted as part of the course and be embraced for what it is. Two more games to win against teams played twice already this season one at home and another at Wembley.

[Davy500]

Completely agree. It's a similar scenario to a normal game in which there has to be a Plan A - Automatic Promotion and Plan B - Promotion via the playoffs. One of the two teams will have to implement Plan B and both should have preparations in place for such an event. It should not come as neither shock or surprise and just be accepted as part of the course and be embraced for what it is. Two more games to win against teams played twice already this season one at home and another at Wembley.

I just think we re getting promoted either way, hopefully by route 1 automatic

But if route 2, we will be at home then at Wembley, now in play off matches from the past a team normally comes straight at us from the offset, that will play into our hands, and the reason we have the best away record
I have never known a team try put 11 mem behind the ball, trying for 0-0 and extra time in the play offs , but it is possible

My main fear if we get somebody like Bromley who we had trouble beating at home earlier this season and it goes to extra time and penalties, against other outfits that come at us we should be fine

[slack_pie]

I just think we re getting promoted either way, hopefully by route 1 automatic

But if route 2, we will be at home then at Wembley, now in play off matches from the past a team normally comes straight at us from the offset, that will play into our hands, and the reason we have the best away record
I have never known a team try put 11 mem behind the ball, trying for 0-0 and extra time in the play offs , but it is possible

My main fear if we get somebody like Bromley who we had trouble beating at home earlier this season and it goes to extra time and penalties, against other outfits that come at us we should be fine

Yeah, Bromley are the only team I really fear in the playoffs. I'd like to avoid Chesterfield as well, even though they are struggling at the moment.