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Reginald74 wrote:
Wellard wrote:
A little bit more work required on the attendance predictions though Reg 🤣
A little more required on your football predictions Wellard🥸
I’ve Not predicted anything Reg, just hoped for the right result.
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Wellard wrote:
Reginald74 wrote:
Wellard wrote:
A little bit more work required on the attendance predictions though Reg 🤣
A little more required on your football predictions Wellard🥸
I’ve Not predicted anything Reg, just hoped for the right result.
Your predictions were, Weymouth away 1-1 Slough home 1-0 . Very poor Wellard.Â
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Well if we are playing that silly game then:
Reg's attendance perditions 699, 650, 756, 675Â
And the best of all 2900 vs Lincoln when we had 2175.
Take it in jest Reg, don't be so tetchy
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Tetchy not me old boy, crowd and score predictions poor by me. Oh did I mention we would comfortably stay up and finish mid table !Â
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Gentlemen!! Gentlemen!!
Back to the subject at hand. I still think 52 points is a bare minimum target we should be aiming for. I'm sure The Professor's original calcuation won 't be too far off .. not so much as regards teams but as regards points gained. I expect there will be 3 teams well adrift in the mid 40s and then 2 or even 3 others duking it out to avoid the final relegation spot at the 50/51/52 point mark. Half our target of 6+ wins was achieved in the last week or so.. so it's perfectly reasonable to be confident that at least 52 points and more are achievable. One added bonus is ( providing we don't get properly stuffed a couple of times in the remaining games) that our superior goal difference should be worth a point in itself.
The professor wrote:
My opinion.....
After looking at the bottom five teams matches results etc, this is how I think it will pan out, not being biased just simply each game by game.
Chippenham. 46. 51.
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Weymouth . 46. 50.
Cheshunt . 46. 46.
Concord . 46. 42.
Hungford . 46. 41.
Well I was only 6 games out 🙂