sydneyblue

I have a laptop and a desktop - for work - on the same internet connection, every time I change I have to log on to get on the site. It's a minor inconvenience but it does stop me from having a quick look sometimes. As far as I know, this is the only forum/site that does this. Any chance of sorting it??

I'm going to stick my neck out and say neither of them will go down unfortunately :disappointed: Leeds have got a reasonable run in and Barnsley and Southend have to play each other. City could be safeish by Monday if they beat Charlton and Fulham although you never know with the pale blue bottlers.

oops - sometimes that refresh button is well handy!

In the first pic, far left, camel toe!!!

Part two Soooo, based on the percentage of games each team needs to win to achieve a top 6 finish... the table would look like this.. 1. Oldham (goal Difference) 2. Scunthorpe 3. Forest 4. Yeovil 5. Bristol 6. Blackpool 7. Doncaster 8. Swansea 9. Tranmere Right... add some form into the mixer.... The current order of form of these teams are as follows: 1. Oldham 2. Yeovil 3. Blackpool 4. Doncaster 5. Scunthorpe 6. Bristol 7. Swansea 8. Forest 9. Tranmere So, if you combine the two, objective facts, and subjective form... the final table will look like this... (adding the 2 positions together - lowest the best.. same points settles by current position) 1. Oldham (2) 2. Yeovil (6) 3. Scunthorpe (7) 4. Blackpool (9) 5. Forest (11) 6. Bristol (11) 7. Doncaster (11) 8. Swansea (15) 9. Tranmere (18) As you can see, i have proved, conclusively, that anyway you look at it - Oldham will go up... I would also like to congratulate Yeovil on thier automatic promotion.... Tranmere - Sorry boys - I feel for you ;) FACT PLAIN AND SIMPLE. Oh when the blueeeeeesssss!

Interesting posts on 606 (BBC) in two parts. Right Statto head on - a purely objective view on promotion, from one of the over-zealous Oldham Fans... I have looked at the past 5 years League tables, and calculated the average number of points needed to be placed in the top 6 - this works out thus (are you all excited....) 1st - 92pts (Highest 100, Lowest 82) 2nd - 83pts (Highest 86, Lowest 79) 3rd - 81pts 4th - 78pts 5th - 76pts 6th - 75pts (Highest 81, lowest 71) Soooo, what does that mean for the top 8 contenders? Well, the 2 most consitent boundaries over the 5 years have been 83pts for promotion (couldnt give a monkeys about winning the league), and 75 points for the Playoffs (take out the freakish 2003 with Wigan and the top 6 battering all) and these are almost exact... Right then, so 1 by 1... Oldham & Scunny - 58 pts, 15 games left Promotion - 1.6ptspergame. 8/9 wins (56%). PO's -1.1ppg,6 Wins(40%) Notts Forest - 56 pts, 15 Games Left Promotion - 1.8 ppg, 9 wins.(60%) PO's - 1.25ppg, 7 wins(47%) Yeovil - 54 pts, 15 Games Left Promotion - 1.9ppg, 10 wins.(66%) PO's - 1.4ppg, 7/8 wins(50%) Brizzle City - 53 pts, 15 games Left Promotion - 2ppg, 10 wins,(66%) PO's - 1.5ppg, 7/8 wins(50%) Trannies - 49pts, 14 Games left Promotion - 2.4ppg, 11/12 wins(82%) - PO's 1.9ppg 9/10 wins(67%) Swans - 47 Pts, 15 Games Left Promotion - 2.4ppg - 12 Wins(80%) - PO's 1.9ppg(66%) - 10 Wins (win the extra game as Tranmere have the points on the board) Blackpool - 47 Points, 17 Games Left Promotion - 2.1ppg, 12 wins(70%) - PO's 1.6ppg 9 wins.(53%) Doncaster - 46 pts, 16 games left Promotion - 2.3ppg - 12/13 wins(78%) - PO's 1.8ppg, 10 Wins(63%) So that means... 1. Realisticaly - Only Oldham, Scunthorpe, Forest, Yeovil, Bristol can win automatic promotion (more than 2pts a game is unrealistic) 2. Oldham, Scunthorpe & Forest will be in the top 6. 3. Tranmere will definitely miss out on everything.. 4. Everyone needs to win lots.

Hello I've been lurking for a while but haven't posted as I'm either a) too incredibly busy or have nothing worthwhile to add - take your pick! ;) Looking forward to some non chav infested posts. On a personal note, I should be Byron Bay Blue now but, despite the lovely alliteration, I thought I'd stay true to my JKL self. Ta.