Rich Suvner
Skint years RIP
Why are so many people obsessed about the first away team to win at the Amex ITS ALREADY HAPPENNED
technically we're unbeaten at home this season.
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The next three games and points per game average
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technically we're unbeaten at home this season.
Gazwag
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That's a totally different thing though Man Utd are unbeaten at home as well, so are Millwall - however, Liverpool, Leeds or Crystal Palace cannot EVER be the first team to win at the Amex
Rich Suvner
Skint years RIP
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Yes, pretty happy with that.
But If you want delighted, ecstatic, elated, gratified, intoxicated, jubilant, overjoyed or thrilled then a win big enough to put to bed the 5-0 thrashing of 2002, it still hurts now!
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
No, I'm greedy and want to win all three.
Dear Lord,
In your mercy, six league points please, ideally featuring an absolute trouncing over Palace.
If you can fix this for me, I can honestly say I don't give a f*** what you choose to do with regards the bindippers result. And I promise to be good and that.
Amen.
In your mercy, six league points please, ideally featuring an absolute trouncing over Palace.
If you can fix this for me, I can honestly say I don't give a f*** what you choose to do with regards the bindippers result. And I promise to be good and that.
Amen.
I think 1-3 against Liverpool. Win 2-0 vs Leeds, 0-0 vs Palarse.
Is this correct? I always thought SE25 is a Greater London postcode. Can someone please verify.
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From Wiki; Croydon
"Historically a part of Surrey, at the time of the Norman conquest of England Croydon had a church, a mill and around 365 inhabitants (as recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086)"
BensGrandad
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Palace are also affiliated to Surrey FA but when Wimbledon played at Selhurst they were affiliated to London FA
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We currently average 2.13 points per game (Played 8, points 17). A win tonight our average is up to 2.22, a draw 2.00 and a loss 1.89.
Last four seasons average points per game after 46 games:
Winners, 2010/11 = 1.91 Runner up = 1.83 Sixth Place = 1.63
Winners, 2009/10 = 2.22 Runner up = 1.98 Sixth Place = 1.52
Winners, 2008/09 = 1.96 Runner up = 1.80 Sixth Place = 1.61
Winners, 2007/08 = 1.76 Runner up = 1.72 Sixth Place = 1.52
Last four seasons average points per game after 46 games:
Winners, 2010/11 = 1.91 Runner up = 1.83 Sixth Place = 1.63
Winners, 2009/10 = 2.22 Runner up = 1.98 Sixth Place = 1.52
Winners, 2008/09 = 1.96 Runner up = 1.80 Sixth Place = 1.61
Winners, 2007/08 = 1.76 Runner up = 1.72 Sixth Place = 1.52
mcshane in the 79th
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Going to plan so far.....
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After today's loss at Ipswich we sit on 1.7 ppg average - (Play off place). Think the international break will do us good, it gives us a chance to take stock and work on the things that have been going wrong. Conceding 9 in 3 games is obviously the biggest concern.
Last four seasons average points per game after 46 games:
Winners, 2010/11 = 1.91 Runner up = 1.83 Sixth Place = 1.63
Winners, 2009/10 = 2.22 Runner up = 1.98 Sixth Place = 1.52
Winners, 2008/09 = 1.96 Runner up = 1.80 Sixth Place = 1.61
Winners, 2007/08 = 1.76 Runner up = 1.72 Sixth Place = 1.52
Last four seasons average points per game after 46 games:
Winners, 2010/11 = 1.91 Runner up = 1.83 Sixth Place = 1.63
Winners, 2009/10 = 2.22 Runner up = 1.98 Sixth Place = 1.52
Winners, 2008/09 = 1.96 Runner up = 1.80 Sixth Place = 1.61
Winners, 2007/08 = 1.76 Runner up = 1.72 Sixth Place = 1.52