We're gonna finish 3rd

[arfer guinness]

Because of commitments the first game I saw was Brentford away and thought we were diabolical at the back, next was Blackpool at home and thought overall we were poor. However, after a good point at Forest, an encouraging display against Cardiff and another good point at Watford I'm starting to think we're worth a bet. Checked the odds and the best I can find for promotion is 16/1 most bookies giving 10/1 to 14/1 so not sure if it's worth a bet, but I'm optimistic good times are ahead.

 

[portslade seagull]

Are we talking next season and what league will it be ??

 

[Jesus Gul]

What price top 3?

 

[C1 BHA]

Can I have a pint of what the OP's drinking [emoji12]

 

[Trust in Tony]

Cart eater is about 11 and even time he posts he acts like he is even younger

 

[pottert]

Beauty of the championship is that if you win a couple of games you are close to the play offs & if you lose a couple of games you are close to the relegation zone.

 

[jimbob5]

Beauty of the championship is that if you win a couple of games you are close to the play offs & if you lose a couple of games you are close to the relegation zone.

At this stage yes but the beauty of the 3 points for a win system is that a win and a loss gets you more points than 2 draws. It makes it less effective just to play for bore draws.

 

[carteater]

Cart eater is about 11 and even time he posts he acts like he is even younger

 

[carteater]

... from bottom

 

[jimbob5]

... from bottom

Above who? Blackpool? and er who else?

 

[DumLum]

I am convinced Fulham will get promoted automatically and we will make play offs despite pretty poor starts.

I have a feeling about Fulham also. Checked the odds after the game yesterday and they are 40-1 to win it. I decided to take 12-1 they get promoted.

 

[maltaseagull]

Weren't Reading floundering in the bottom half at this stage of the season they won the league?

The club were languishing in 16th in November and were 11 points off the pace when they lost 1-0 to Hull on January 21. That proved to be their last home defeat as they won 15 of their last 17 league games.

But signing 34-year-old Roberts from Blackburn in the transfer window proved a masterstroke. Roberts has left Championship defenders battered and bruised, scoring six crucial goals in 15 games