Tyler Durden

Rotherham had a great all round season then by all accounts
 

It's telling that you use the words horrible, unsettling and sick to describe your emotions at this point in time - would you rather us be in Bolton's position than ours at this stage in the season?
You've already started dwelling on an outcome that may not even transpire. 
I remember driving back from Wembley after Fester had done us thinking the world had ended not knowing that we would get promoted later on with a new stadium too.
Try and embrace what's happening at the moment, if we don't go up this season then so be it. As I discovered with the playoff defeat against Fester it's not the end of the world. 
 

It's telling that you use the words horrible, unsettling and sick to describe your emotions at this point in time - would you rather us be in Bolton's position than ours at this stage in the season?
You've already started dwelling on an outcome that may not even transpire. 
I remember driving back from Wembley after Fester had done us thinking the world had ended not knowing that we would get promoted later on with a new stadium too.
Try and embrace what's happening at the moment, if we don't go up this season then so be it. As I discovered with the playoff defeat against Fester it's not the end of the world. 
 

It's telling that you use the words horrible, unsettling and sick to describe your emotions at this point in time - would you rather us be in Bolton's position than ours at this stage in the season?
You've already started dwelling on an outcome that may not even transpire. 
I remember driving back from Wembley after Fester had done us thinking the world had ended not knowing that we would get promoted later on with a new stadium too.
Try and embrace what's happening at the moment, if we don't go up this season then so be it. As I discovered with the playoff defeat against Fester it's not the end of the world. 
 

To win 4 games on the bounce after Win/Loss/Draw in our last 3 games , would be some effort. We did have an incredible run before that . Adams can drag us over the line .

It's telling that you use the words horrible, unsettling and sick to describe your emotions at this point in time - would you rather us be in Bolton's position than ours at this stage in the season?
You've already started dwelling on an outcome that may not even transpire. 
I remember driving back from Wembley after Fester had done us thinking the world had ended not knowing that we would get promoted later on with a new stadium too.
Try and embrace what's happening at the moment, if we don't go up this season then so be it. As I discovered with the playoff defeat against Fester it's not the end of the world. 
 

It's telling that you use the words horrible, unsettling and sick to describe your emotions at this point in time - would you rather us be in Bolton's position than ours at this stage in the season?
You've already started dwelling on an outcome that may not even transpire. 
I remember driving back from Wembley after Fester had done us thinking the world had ended not knowing that we would get promoted later on with a new stadium too.
Try and embrace what's happening at the moment, if we don't go up this season then so be it. As I discovered with the playoff defeat against Fester it's not the end of the world. 
 

It's telling that you use the words horrible, unsettling and sick to describe your emotions at this point in time - would you rather us be in Bolton's position than ours at this stage in the season?
You've already started dwelling on an outcome that may not even transpire. 
I remember driving back from Wembley after Fester had done us thinking the world had ended not knowing that we would get promoted later on with a new stadium too.
Try and embrace what's happening at the moment, if we don't go up this season then so be it. As I discovered with the playoff defeat against Fester it's not the end of the world. 
 

It’s a hard week. Daniel’s brick is being laid at PP this week. Daniel loved owls, so I bought a small owl ornament for the brick. Trying to distract myself with work but it’s hard 

It's telling that you use the words horrible, unsettling and sick to describe your emotions at this point in time - would you rather us be in Bolton's position than ours at this stage in the season?
You've already started dwelling on an outcome that may not even transpire. 
I remember driving back from Wembley after Fester had done us thinking the world had ended not knowing that we would get promoted later on with a new stadium too.
Try and embrace what's happening at the moment, if we don't go up this season then so be it. As I discovered with the playoff defeat against Fester it's not the end of the world. 
 

It's telling that you use the words horrible, unsettling and sick to describe your emotions at this point in time - would you rather us be in Bolton's position than ours at this stage in the season?
You've already started dwelling on an outcome that may not even transpire. 
I remember driving back from Wembley after Fester had done us thinking the world had ended not knowing that we would get promoted later on with a new stadium too.
Try and embrace what's happening at the moment, if we don't go up this season then so be it. As I discovered with the playoff defeat against Fester it's not the end of the world. 
 

We are in pole position. Embrace the final games, don't cower behind the sofa. 

It's telling that you use the words horrible, unsettling and sick to describe your emotions at this point in time - would you rather us be in Bolton's position than ours at this stage in the season?
You've already started dwelling on an outcome that may not even transpire. 
I remember driving back from Wembley after Fester had done us thinking the world had ended not knowing that we would get promoted later on with a new stadium too.
Try and embrace what's happening at the moment, if we don't go up this season then so be it. As I discovered with the playoff defeat against Fester it's not the end of the world. 
 

I just boil it back down to the fact that we'd much rather be in our position than Bolton's or Peterborough's.
We know for a fact that 4 wins from here and we're up regardless of anything they do.
We also have softer fixtures on paper than either of them, with Bolton having Pompey & Peterborough, and Peterborough having Bolton to play and 7 games 21 days.
We'd have gladly taken this position at most points of the season if offered.
C'mon Derby, final push.
 

Never mind the result today….
It was and is still in our own hands.
Win 4 games and were promoted!
 
When we start relying on favours from other clubs or hoping for results is when it starts going downhill…

Yes I was. I often reminense about that night and other games at the BBG by watching live football matches on the TV looking through my letterbox. 

Yes I was. I often reminense about that night and other games at the BBG by watching live football matches on the TV looking through my letterbox. 

We "only" had to beat the Wendies at home if you recall to avoid dropping into this league....

You didn't actually answer the question 😏

Automatic promotion will be decided on which team accumulates the most points between now and the end of the season.
Not sure what tactics have got anything to do with that at all tbh

Joking aside, I'm predicting we will finish 2nd.

Automatic promotion will be decided on which team accumulates the most points between now and the end of the season.
Not sure what tactics have got anything to do with that at all tbh

Automatic promotion will be decided on which team accumulates the most points between now and the end of the season.
Not sure what tactics have got anything to do with that at all tbh

What an absolutely rancid post 

What an absolutely rancid post