Good news...
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 5:25 pm
Preston have dropped 2 points 
0-0 draw at Southampton.
0-0 draw at Southampton.
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Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 6:09 pm
Good show
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 6:19 pm
nice...come on the TOWN
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 6:28 pm
Its in our hands now, it really is, we have a fantastic chance of scraping our way into the play offs.
The game on Saturday will be our biggest this season and we really need nothing other than a WIN to close the gap further, but with absolutely no strikers avaliable for the clash we will have to settle for a draw
The game on Saturday will be our biggest this season and we really need nothing other than a WIN to close the gap further, but with absolutely no strikers avaliable for the clash we will have to settle for a draw
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 6:30 pm
That is overselling it, we do not have a fantastic chance - we have a fantastically small chance. Still, it's a chance, so let's hope/pray.Ojc wrote:Its in our hands now, it really is, we have a fantastic chance of scraping our way into the play offs.
The game on Saturday will be our biggest this season and we really need nothing other than a WIN to close the gap further, but with absolutely no strikers avaliable for the clash we will have to settle for a draw
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 6:32 pm
we shouldnt have f*cked around and won the easy games..... 
Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 2:41 am
it's not in our hands really... we still have to rely on other teams to stuff up..Ojc wrote:Its in our hands now, it really is, we have a fantastic chance of scraping our way into the play offs.
The game on Saturday will be our biggest this season and we really need nothing other than a WIN to close the gap further, but with absolutely no strikers avaliable for the clash we will have to settle for a draw
Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 3:15 am
You've got to admit though, with a bit of skill and a good dose of fortune we can help some of them on their way to a 'slip-up'Sat, 18th A Wolves (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 25th H Leicester (CCC)
15:00 -
March
Sat, 4th A Preston (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 11th H Millwall (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 18th A Crystal Palace (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 25th H Hull (CCC)
15:00 -
April
Sat, 1st A Luton (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 8th H Stoke (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 15th H Brighton (CCC)
15:00 -
Mon, 17th A Watford (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 22nd H Derby (CCC)
15:00 -
Sun, 30th A Plymouth (CCC)
13:30 -
Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 5:11 am
Looking at that fixture list, Wolves really is a key game on Saturday. A win, and I might really start to see a chance opening up for us. A draw and we're still in it. A loss, and you wonder if it's slipping away.
Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 8:13 am
Very true and leicester are starting to find a little form.Mork wrote:Looking at that fixture list, Wolves really is a key game on Saturday. A win, and I might really start to see a chance opening up for us. A draw and we're still in it. A loss, and you wonder if it's slipping away.
Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 8:45 am
The thing that is really against us though is that those games which are highlighted are all away from home.TODD66 wrote:You've got to admit though, with a bit of skill and a good dose of fortune we can help some of them on their way to a 'slip-up'Sat, 18th A Wolves (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 25th H Leicester (CCC)
15:00 -
March
Sat, 4th A Preston (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 11th H Millwall (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 18th A Crystal Palace (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 25th H Hull (CCC)
15:00 -
April
Sat, 1st A Luton (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 8th H Stoke (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 15th H Brighton (CCC)
15:00 -
Mon, 17th A Watford (CCC)
15:00 -
Sat, 22nd H Derby (CCC)
15:00 -
Sun, 30th A Plymouth (CCC)
13:30 -