Joe Gatting's Dad
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The most pleasing thing about winning promotion on Monday afternoon will be that it is the only one of the last six games NOT to be on Sky
The most pleasing thing about winning promotion on Monday afternoon will be that it is the only one of the last six games NOT to be on Sky
Sky dropped an almighty clanger by having to televise Fulham v Villa at 2:45 that afternoon, as Fulham hadn't had their quota of games.The most pleasing thing about winning promotion on Monday afternoon will be that it is the only one of the last six games NOT to be on Sky
Is anyone really wetting themselves that it isn't going to happen though? For me, it is when it is mathematically certain and that's when it will really sink in. Doesn't mean I think Huddersfield will overhaul it.
I'll compare it to when you get married. You're waiting for the bride to arrive so there is a little worry. She's there and walking down the aisle (or whatever in the venue you are at). It's looking more then likely but not yet certain. The priest/registrar etc get's to the bit about anyone here know just cause why they shouldn't get married . Silence, so it's even closer. You say your vows but it's not until you get the 'I know pronounce you man and wife' that the deal is done (ok, it might not be official till you sign the registra but you get the gist). Well same with promotion!
It may be the latent accountant in me but it really hacks me off.
If we are 15 points ahead with Huddersfield with 5 games to go, the assumption is that even if we lose 4 and they win 5 they won't overtake us on goal difference. But they could and therefore it is not promotion, effectively or not.
Well it's 35 goals to make up. Say we lose all four of us 3-0 like at Forest, that's 12 of them. Could be worse at Norwich if they are on fire! 23 goals in the Huddersfield games is only 5-0 in four and 3-0 in another.
Oh okay, yes it isn't going to happen is it. But the phrase does for some reason make my blood boil.
Boil away squire, cos I suspect you're on your own on this one.
For Huddersfield to overtake us on goal difference, it would have to render their - and our - results as little short of bent.
It may be the latent accountant in me but it really hacks me off.
If we are 15 points ahead with Huddersfield with 5 games to go, the assumption is that even if we lose 4 and they win 5 they won't overtake us on goal difference. But they could and therefore it is not promotion, effectively or not.
Well it's 35 goals to make up. Say we lose all four of us 3-0 like at Forest, that's 12 of them. Could be worse at Norwich if they are on fire! 23 goals in the Huddersfield games is only 5-0 in four and 3-0 in another.
Oh okay, yes it isn't going to happen is it. But the phrase does for some reason make my blood boil.
Have a day off will you. Can you provide a situation when a team has overcome a 35 goal deficit in 6/7 games in the top two divisions in England.
Probably not THAT pleasing for the Albion fans around the world, who can't be there, to be honest...
Oh god don't. I can hear him clearly now.And I can just hear Jeff Stelling on the final day of the Championship Season - "Well who would have thought Huddersfield would do it..... BUT THEY HAVE!"
I cant but would you mind providing me with a situation where a team called Leicester City win the Premier League?
It may be the latent accountant in me but it really hacks me off.
If we are 15 points ahead with Huddersfield with 5 games to go, the assumption is that even if we lose 4 and they win 5 they won't overtake us on goal difference. But they could and therefore it is not promotion, effectively or not.
Well it's 35 goals to make up. Say we lose all four of us 3-0 like at Forest, that's 12 of them. Could be worse at Norwich if they are on fire! 23 goals in the Huddersfield games is only 5-0 in four and 3-0 in another.
Oh okay, yes it isn't going to happen is it. But the phrase does for some reason make my blood boil.
Bore off, completely different subject all together.