publandlord

I think it is very unlikely we will go down but now is not the time for complacency. I think the assumption 50 points will be enough to stay up this season is not set in stone. Looking at fixtures remaining for teams lower in the table they could end up with the following points. stoke 54 qpr 51 millwall 53 huddersfield 52 birmingham 53 I wont be happy until we have 3 more wins Cardiff Swansea and Plymouth hopefully. lose or draw those and pick up nothing from Ipswich West Brom and Leicester we are going to be very close to the bottom 3. in 2013 Peterborough went down with 53 points - the average for safety is 49.7. Relegation for us is unlikely but lets wait till we have 55 points before we start crowing about relegating Stoke on the last day.

11/15 didnt recognise the boleyn, victoria ground filbert street or Schalke's old stadium and Ihave been to the first 3 too. good quiz

one gem from the Oxford forum is that he loves to give powerpoint presentations to the board LJ mark 2 ???

simple solution 35 minutes per half clock only runs when the ball is in play. Will stop all this time wasting crap - Neil Warnock might finally retire if this was brought in

false dawn's is a bit of a giveway, unless a BRFC director can't spell

So was I, biggest memory was the Chester PA announcer inviting all city fans onto the pitch to applaud our team. Can you imagine a similar invitation in today's football?