Oxford 1 Bristol Rovers 2

Good or bad? Not sure really, keeps Oxford at bay but Rovers are one of the teams who could emerge from the pack-really need to get something up there next week.

Many apologies.

Yes it was 1-1 till quite late on......

fcuking oxford cost me today, had a bet on northampton, you lot and oxford to win, no big shakes 7.35-1, i almost cashed out, wish i had now

Good job you don't need the money

Les Miserable wrote:

Good job you don't need the money

you can never have too much........

Greenskin wrote:

Good or bad? Not sure really, keeps Oxford at bay but Rovers are one of the teams who could emerge from the pack-really need to get something up there next week.

Good to see you boys are looking over your shoulder and worrying about a team a full nine points behind you, as it happens, and if it is any consolation, I don't see you fading enough for three of the chasers to get past you.

More's the pity.

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Greenskin wrote:

Good or bad? Not sure really, keeps Oxford at bay but Rovers are one of the teams who could emerge from the pack-really need to get something up there next week.

Good to see you boys are looking over your shoulder and worrying about a team a full nine points behind you, as it happens, and if it is any consolation, I don't see you fading enough for three of the chasers to get past you.

More's the pity.

Well,it's a nice worry to have really.

To lose 9 points we have to lose 3 in a row and the other team has to win 3 in a row. This might happen but is unlikely. On top of that 3 teams have to win 3 in a row. We are in the realms of wildly unlikely now.

Over a longer period things get less unlikely but we'd need to hit relegation form and others improve to promotion form levels. Again not impossible but with every passing game increasingly unlikely.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

To lose 9 points we have to lose 3 in a row and the other team has to win 3 in a row. This might happen but is unlikely. On top of that 3 teams have to win 3 in a row. We are in the realms of wildly unlikely now.

Over a longer period things get less unlikely but we'd need to hit relegation form and others improve to promotion form levels. Again not impossible but with every passing game increasingly unlikely.

Hardly Frankie, 'fampton win their game in hand you're second, Accy do the same you are a point ahead of them, Oxford and Pompey follow suite and they are just 4 and 5 behind, but as I said, I don't see it happening.

We on the other hand are now back in the play off frame, our new loanee bagged a brace yesterday, that's 3 in 2, he does look some player at this level.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

To lose 9 points we have to lose 3 in a row and the other team has to win 3 in a row. This might happen but is unlikely. On top of that 3 teams have to win 3 in a row. We are in the realms of wildly unlikely now.

Over a longer period things get less unlikely but we'd need to hit relegation form and others improve to promotion form levels. Again not impossible but with every passing game increasingly unlikely.

You should have been following Argyle long enough to know anythings possible. Whilst I doubt there's anyone left to remember the succession of failures in the 1920's we all know the folklore. The season that grates the most with me is the 61-2 season. It was the season before I started being taken along with my great uncles as they were convinced promotion would be assured the next season.

The last six games need looking at, basically where our opponents were in the league when we imploded.

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Charlie Wood wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

To lose 9 points we have to lose 3 in a row and the other team has to win 3 in a row. This might happen but is unlikely. On top of that 3 teams have to win 3 in a row. We are in the realms of wildly unlikely now.

Over a longer period things get less unlikely but we'd need to hit relegation form and others improve to promotion form levels. Again not impossible but with every passing game increasingly unlikely.

You should have been following Argyle long enough to know anythings possible. Whilst I doubt there's anyone left to remember the succession of failures in the 1920's we all know the folklore. The season that grates the most with me is the 61-2 season. It was the season before I started being taken along with my great uncles as they were convinced promotion would be assured the next season.

The last six games need looking at, basically where our opponents were in the league when we imploded.

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Wow. Proper implosion, that.

Makes Saturday a proper good old game. All cliche bingo on offer....tight stadium, local derby, capacity crowd and all that.

Looking forward to it.

Dick Trickle wrote:

Makes Saturday a proper good old game. All cliche bingo on offer....tight stadium, local derby, capacity crowd and all that.

Looking forward to it.

Nice footer references to those dearly departed. Gone but not forgotten. COYG

Geddon fella. Will raise a glass or three on Saturday.