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That's irrelevant. You only have to finish the one point above the side in 21st to stay up.

I'm not sure where you've got that from... Teams occupying 21st place in the last 5 seasons had: 11/12 - 43 points 12/13 - 48 points 13/14 - 47 points 14/15 - 50 points 15/16 - 47 points

47 points will be enough. A win and a draw will see us home.

He was poor yesterday, but people in the main stand were on his back quite heavily from the first stray pass.

Pull yourself together.

It's League One, they're all :censored:e with the exception of Sheffield United... and even they've proven to be bearable.

A bit of overreacting going on here. People are forgetting that before Croft got himself sent off last week we were on a run of 5 undefeated, with 3 wins. Yesterday was our first poor performance since Shez returned. Repeat our form of the last 9 games (4 wins, 3 draws and 2 defeats) and we'll finish on 55. The next 9 might be more difficult on paper, but it's very rarely as simple as that at towards end of the season.

I had a feeling we'd get 3 or 4 points from these two home games. Given that today was clearly a must not lose, as well as us performing well below recent standards, I'm not too disappointed with that result.

I had a feeling we'd get 3 or 4 points from these two home games. Given that today was clearly a must not lose, as well as us performing well below recent standards, I'm not too disappointed with that result.

Just a question, if 26k is well below what's required to buy a scoreboard, why was that set as the new target when the campaign was relaunched? And for leeslover, what have deposits been paid for, a scoreboard or electronic advertising?

That was down to my belief that Port Vale and Gillingham may never win again... I've done it a couple of time since though and I still believe 47 will be enough with Gillingham going down.

Bizarre is the wrong word, I just think it's obvious we'll pick up surprise results along the way and I definitely think we'll win one of the away games against Posh, Southend and Bristol Rovers. We always find them at this time of the year, without fail. I'd be stunned if we only win two games between now and the end of the season.

I've done the league table predictor three times now, and have had Gillingham taking the last relegation spot every time.

I heard that, but having seen the highlights I've no idea what they were going on about. If was another excellent save from Ripley before being put in on the line by their player.

Banks had a very good game on Saturday.

43 points is enough to stay up on mine... I may have to have another go.

Some bizarre predictions in there and you still have us surviving. It's not in any doubt.

Wirh the exception of probably the top three, this league is its usual piss poor standard. It'll be a cold day in hell before I'm worrying about games against Oxford, Walsall and Fleetwood...

Four wins will do it now, I reckon.

Will somebody please join this thread and agree that Ngoo showed a few decent touches and looks ok technically... please. So I know I'm not losing it.

Looks like I'm the only one who thinks he has ability with the ball at his feet then...

Agree he was knackered, but bang average is very harsh.

I made that ":censored:e" up, as mcfluff has correctly concluded after watching 20 second highlights.

I think a lot of people were looking at the point last night taking us out of the bottom four. It'd have been nice, but it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things. We need 6 or 7 wins to keep us up and I'm sure that's the way Shez is looking at it again this year.

Croff genuinely tried to take a touch in his own box in the 5th minute of added time, still can't believe he didn't put his foot through it. Have to say we sat very deep from start to finish. Holloway was very isolated until Osei came on and their two midfielders had all the time in the world to play balls over the top of our defence. That said, they only forced Ripley into one save all night, so I couldn't really envisage them winning it. As for the added time, the only stoppage inside the extra four minutes was the referee sauntering over to have a word with their manager, laughable really. A truly soul-destroying football club to lose in the last minute too, the kind of club who's fans probably enjoy a Frankie and Benny's pre-match, before heading in to sit in their comfy seats.