Is tomorrow's match the biggest of Gus' tenure so far??

[Bring back Bryan wade!!]

In terms of the consequences of the result?

 

[James Bond's body double]

Yes I think so.

 

[les dynam]

Even if we get hammered tomorrow we're still right in the mix for a play off spot. It's big, but it's not must-win by any stretch.

 

[sydney]

Even if we get hammered tomorrow we're still right in the mix for a play off spot. It's big, but it's not must-win by any stretch.

**** that ..we need to lay down a statement of intent tomorrow..........2-0 ,3-0 win.........we had the monthly wobble against forest ....leicester need doing big time....

 

[Country Seagull]

Yes so far, but there will be bigger games in the coming weeks

 

[kingcole]

We are going to thrash them, and at 5pm, not only will we be 5 points ahead of them, we will also have a bigger goal difference!

 

[El Presidente]

This is the side we put out at approximately the same time last season

01 Brezovan
03 Greer
06 El-Abd
14 Calderon
22 Painter
08 Navarro
15 Vicente
18 Dicker
26 Bridcutt
09 Barnes
13 Assulin

 

[Triggaaar]

Is tomorrow's match the biggest of Gus' tenure so far??

In terms of the consequences of the result?

No, I don't think so. We probably won't get promoted whatever happens tomorrow. In terms of getting into the play-offs the game against Palace was almost as big, but if we'd lost that they'd have done the double over us for the first time in 81 years, and as a consequence we'd have to listen to them banging on about it for years.

 

[Coldeanseagull]

The season isn't defined by one game, it's no bigger than the last one. It's just more weight is put on it because it's 6th v 7th

 

[Bozza]

Yes, yes it is.

Leicester are there for the taking. Barnsley should have put 5 past them last week. Their confidence must be on the floor, and we have a chance to really kick them whilst they're down.

If we draw tomorrow or, heaven forbid, lose - the trips to both 'boros look very, very difficult.

 

[El Presidente]

It's more of a 'musn't lose' game than a 'must win' one.

 

[Was not Was]

Depends on the result.

If we lose or draw, we're in a scrap, and other games will take on a much bigger profile than this.

But if we win v Leicester, we'll be cast-iron favourites for the play-offs and are likely to look back on Saturday as the crunch match in our regular season.

 

[soistes]

Although it's not a "must win" in any arithmetical sense, my feeling is that following the Forest and Charlton draws anything other than a win tomorrow will have a dampening effect psychologically and will impair any potential upward momentum for the last bit of the season, with knock-on effects on subsequent matches, several of which will be pretty tough challenges in any case.

 

[El Presidente]

The match we need to keep an eye on tomorrow is Bolton v Wolves, if we draw and Bolton win they will be only two points behind us.

However they still have to go to Leicester and Cardiff before the end of the season.

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

Maybe my memory is horrendous but I remember being far more nervous about some other games when Gus first took over, mainly due to our position at the time and the potential problems a defeat could have caused.

I suppose it depends what you classify as biggest.

 

[chucky1973]

its important, as Leicester wont be shite for too much longer, they will come good.

Just hope that gus dont go defensive on us.

 

[Neecha]

In terms of the consequences of the result?

I don't think so as its not a total disaster if we loose, its still very open.

 

[Pavilionaire]

If you think it's important for us it's colossal for Leicester City. They've lost £45million in the last 2 seasons and defeat will make it very likely they won't be dining at the Prem table for another season.

 

[hybrid_x]

its a massive game - big business end of the season game, big crowd.......but in terms of the result and consequences, palace the other week was "bigger."

 

[Bring back Bryan wade!!]

It's more of a 'musn't lose' game than a 'must win' one.

Our GD is inferior to Leicester so a 2 point game is not really sufficient IMO.