Yes we would, because we'd be feeling down and feel like it's too far. But that wouldn't make it so.
I'm too old and wise to think it's done when it's not.
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It's time. We're going up.
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I'm too old and wise to think it's done when it's not.
jakarta
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I'd be tempted to take that now.
Pedant alert: 4th place get 2nd leg home advantage too.
Like Leicester last year, the manager should be setting them up to get 3 points in the next game. Ranieri refused to accept they were chasing the title, he said they needed the points to be safe from relegation. Then when they were, he said they were aiming for top 4, CL (all the while being top). Only once they were guaranteed top 4, did he say 'now we want to win'. Wagner won't be saying to them they've given up on top two, he'll just be trying to get 3 points tonight.
Or their drubbing by Bristol. Or any of the other massive moments.
Totally this, I'm daydreaming about the celebrations on the streets of Brighton during an open top bus parade. These things happen once in a lifetime for a club like Brighton. I was three years old the last time and have no recollection of it of course. The most deserving set of fans in the world when you consider what we we've been through. TB is the most deserving chairman as well. What a job he's done putting so much of his personal wealth on the line and without blinking has held in there
Preston aren't that average, we got 1 point off them this season - and Bristol beat Huddersfield 4-0. There are no gimmies.
Have to agree.
In addition, look at Newcastle's, Reading's and Huddersfield's remaining fixtures. Each has some tricky games against top teams or large clubs that have hit form.
Marshy
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this thread reminds me of the Reading fans on the pitch before Ulloa scored at Forest.....
rocker959
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Was amazing on the Sunday with 22000 in the Goldstone just to greet the players , then the bus and Hove Town Hall also having witnessed the glory of the game at Newcastle . Brilliant unforgettable times .
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Being pedantic, that didn't actually happen. They just thought Forest had equalised when actually the 2-2 late leveller was the Bolton-Birmingham game.
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I like your bravado, but as much as great as it feels right now, i still cannot bring myself, yet, to start celebrating. This isn't pessimism v's optimism. I am very optimistic. I think we will do it, but I am only looking as far as QPR and Wolves away. These are two tricky aways, and whilst we just won the last two at home against teams we should beat, we didn't play well in either.
The players must also start to get a little nervous of the magnitude of the potential achievement. I will hold everything until at least after the next two away's and the results of Reading and Hudds for the same period. This is sport and this league is crazy, as fans work away and celebrate if you will, but I hope Hughton and the boys only focus is on QPR and nothing more.
Damn straight.
Don't make fools of yourselves, pride before a fall, he who laughs last, keep your powder dry.
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If we win our next five games we are definitely going up!
I've not heard that before, you got a link?
Two Professors
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Reliably informed that when Glenn hits 20 goals that's it,we're up.He hit 20 for our promotion to the Championship,and 20 for the scum in their promotion season,but depending on the results during the week,I might be sinking a few this weekend to celebrate!
To what? There is a YouTube video (of a SkySports split-screen between the Reading and Albion games) where a few of them celebrating a non existent equaliser in the crowd seconds after Brum equalised. They then poured onto the pitch two mins later.
I can't be arsed to provide the link just because you're being a tiresome smart-arse again. But you're welcome to look for it yourself if you wish.
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I would be more worried about Reading, they have 2 tough games and then 4 easy games. I can see them getting 15 points plus. Huddersfield have a tough run in 4 of their last 8 are against sides still in with a shout of the play offs. We need a minimum of 8 points from our last 6
I'm not going to argue with you. I just don't want to say it yet. I want to wait and wait and wait, and then burst into tears at the right moment and for the right reasons.