Update (03/04/02) available here) We have a lot to worry about. If we get the same results out of our next five matches as we did out of our last five - and W*** Brom do the same - they will finish above us by two points. Sobering thought. There's a lot of permutations (or as the bag o' S**t are - permed mutations). This one was posted by Pete99 on Truls Wolves' site before last night's match between W*** Brom and Crewe. We are 6 points in front.....here are the remaining games:
Albion (4 home, 2 away)
Crewe H - Albion win 3
Barnsley H - Albion Win 3
Coventry A - Lose 0
Rotherham H - Draw 1
Bradford A - Draw 1
Palace H - Albion win 3
11 points |
Wolves (2 home, 3 away)
Burnley A - Draw 1
Man City H - Lose 0
Millwall A - Lose 0
Wimbledon H - Wolves win 3
Sheff Weds A - Draw 1
5 points
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| Wolves promoted as no 2 |
Personally I think that this underrates W*** Brom. To have them drawing at home against Rotherham would be a great result for us. This is becoming to look like a nightmare unfolding before our very eyes. I think that the crunch time will be the B*ggies match away against Coventry - unfortunately they have lifelong B*ggies fan Lee "Hughless" Hughes as their main striker. What's the betting he has an off game and then joins W*** Brom in the Premier League next season? If we can come through the Easter weekend with our three point advantage in tact then I will be happy. Looking on the bright side, let's not forget that W*** Brom will be playing three games in less than a week. I'll update this after the weekend. Let's hope I'm feeling optimistic then. |
