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The bookies still have us favourites to stay up. Here’s the scenario’s that make up their thinking.

We may be favourites but right now it’s over to Rotherham.

If Rotherham win their next two they are up unless we beat Wednesday by a minimum of 9 clear goals. Rotherham have a 6 goal advantage on us. Plus if they win those two games the goals they score in those games will add to that tally so in reality two wins will be enough for them. I think it goes to goals scored if goal difference is level which means we need to better their goal difference. Highly unlikely.

If Rotherham draw one and win one then we need to beat Wednesday.

If Rotherham lose or draw both or win one and lose one then we only need a point against Wednesday.

Wednesday must beat us and hope Rotherham don’t win either of their games games to stay up. If Rotherham win one of their games then Wednesday can stay up if they can beat us and hope Rotherham lose one game by enough to achieve at least 6 goal swing.

Wycombe need to beat Boro by at least 13 goals and hope other results go their way.

There is a scenario where all 4 teams finish on 43 points.

In that scenario Wednesday would of had to beat us and we would most likely finish 2nd bottom. A victim of our abysmal goal scoring record this season.

Mathematically speaking if all 4 teams finish on 43 points then we are the only ones guaranteed to be relegated.

 

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33 minutes ago, 24Charlie said:

The bookies still have us favourites to stay up. Here’s the scenario’s that make up their thinking.

We may be favourites but right now it’s over to Rotherham.

If Rotherham win their next two they are up unless we beat Wednesday by a minimum of 9 clear goals. Rotherham have a 6 goal advantage on us. Plus if they win those two games the goals they score in those games will add to that tally so in reality two wins will be enough for them. I think it goes to goals scored if goal difference is level which means we need to better their goal difference. Highly unlikely.

If Rotherham draw one and win one then we need to beat Wednesday.

If Rotherham lose or draw both or win one and lose one then we only need a point against Wednesday.

Wednesday must beat us and hope Rotherham don’t win either of their games games to stay up. If Rotherham win one of their games then Wednesday can stay up if they can beat us and hope Rotherham lose one game by enough to achieve at least 6 goal swing.

Wycombe need to beat Boro by at least 13 goals and hope other results go their way.

There is a scenario where all 4 teams finish on 43 points.

In that scenario Wednesday would of had to beat us and we would most likely finish 2nd bottom. A victim of our abysmal goal scoring record this season.

Mathematically speaking if all 4 teams finish on 43 points then we are the only ones guaranteed to be relegated.

 

Never mind the bookies, do YOU think we will stay up?

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One outcome that is guaranteed... 

No stadium with 90% of the full capacity being negative/aggressive/abusive/a bit forlorn/depressed/brow beaten/pessimistic/half-hearted towards the home team, whilst 10% would be booming with vociferous support/raising the roof/backing the team to the hilt for the away team, whilst simultaneously giving it the big fancy dress/balloon/party atmosphere.

Think back to previous home games v The Wendies in years gone by... and maybe give a teeny weeny itsy bitsy thanks for Covid restrictions!

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EDIT:
But yeah... I'd still prefer to be there... just in case, like!  ?

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Of course we can stay up. I don't think Rotherham are going to win both their games. A point might be enough. We can do that and should be able to do that. But will we? No. We've had chance after chance and blown it. It just seems so unlikely that this is the one game it'll change. 

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