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MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Brentford are averaging around 2.5 goals a game since Jota returned and are absolutely on FIRE.
Hudds performances are dipping slightly from the sublime levels of Jan/Feb but they are still grinding out results.
Going to be a really interesting game on Saturday I reckon.
Hudds performances are dipping slightly from the sublime levels of Jan/Feb but they are still grinding out results.
Going to be a really interesting game on Saturday I reckon.
Machiavelli
Well-known member
Very little precision there: could do better.
I should have added I reckon we'll get 95 points and be fine.
That was my initial thought, however it might give a few of our players valuable respite. Murray, Sidwell and Knocky have all looked dead on their feet/lacking in ideas/freshness lately.
It will, but the same thing is true of all our competitors.
Dwight Gayle gets ten days more rest for his hamstring, Danny Ward to fully recover from his dead leg / bruising.
Chris Wood, rather than resting whatever led to his 'precautionary absence' on Tuesday, will hopefully be flying to New Zealand and back
Yoda
English & European
That is very true, but I'd rather have them at home than their place.
Finchley Seagull
New member
Agreed. If we can win tomorrow night, then the pressure is back on them. Two away games for them at Brentford (as you say, they are looking good) and Bristol City (maybe not doing well at the moment but still fighting for survival and held Newcastle recently) before we then face Leeds in the late kick off. May be that we can breathe a bit more easily by then (or the pressure is right on us as Huddersfield are right behind us).
Bristol City v Huddersfield is on the Friday night of course ( along with Massive v Reading ) , so we'll have all of Saturday to assess what that means as to what is a good / ok / disastrous result in the game v Leeds.
Normal Rob
Well-known member
It's not about the opposition we play, or our rivals play. It's about us. On our day we can beat each and every team in this division. We just have to be on our day, every game.
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 14,836
Yep – All day long. We've seen how bizarre the league is and how it throws up results that go against the 'form' – for the Albion AND for other teams. Trying to predict what will happen between now and the end of the MONTH, let alone the end of the season, is pretty much impossible.