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Yeah, I only checked those two (the original you quoted was someone else). I'd already known that 12 was the magic number to lock out Hudds (because our GD will get us across the line), and checked Reading was correct, then just assumed the others were as well (given that the odds of any of...

Think that's already got GD taken into account. My reckoning is that if Hudds win all their remaining, we need 12 points to tie them on points, but we nudge it on GD. Same for Reading: if they win all remaining, we need 8 points to tie with them (18 available, 10 behind)

I'd love to see a Forest win (it'd make things a whole lot easier for us), but it'd be massively against the run of play. And you know Hudds will be up for it as well - every point we score makes it even more important that they don't have any more slips against relegation battlers. We've...

We need 12 points. That seals it, regardless of what Hudds do. 6 games to play. From those, we're home if we win 4. Or win 3 draw 3. If Hudds drop any points at all, the advantage to us ramps up rapidly. Let's not forget that Hudds have a harder run home than us. Looking at remaining games...

Worst case scenario - Huddersfield win 8 from 8. If they do that, then we need 12 points from our next 6 games. 4 wins. Or 3 wins and 3 draws. But realistically, I would expect Hudds to drop more points. They've got key players missing, and they've got a potentially tricky run of PNE, Derby...