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Which would you prefer; 3 points vs Newcastle or 3 points vs Reading?
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Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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Clearly Newcastle.
It's about them, us and Huddersfield. Reading will fall away.
It's about them, us and Huddersfield. Reading will fall away.
seagulls4ever
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- Oct 2, 2003
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The consensus so far is that you're pretty thick.
nicko31
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Toon, beating them will give the lads massive confidence
Not sure.
Keep Reading down: Then it's a two-way fight for 2nd with us & 'Udders as the northerners sail into the Championship winning distance.
Beat the Toon off: Newcastle, 'Udders & Reading directly in our rear-view mirror in a 4-way-battle for the two top spots.
Can we beat them both please?
Keep Reading down: Then it's a two-way fight for 2nd with us & 'Udders as the northerners sail into the Championship winning distance.
Beat the Toon off: Newcastle, 'Udders & Reading directly in our rear-view mirror in a 4-way-battle for the two top spots.
Can we beat them both please?
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monumentally mate
banjo
GOSBTS
3 points from both option please.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Newcastle. They are the only team who can still do the double over us....
And it's a family thing. Sat in the home end with my Geordie Brother-in-law at St James back in August.
And it's a family thing. Sat in the home end with my Geordie Brother-in-law at St James back in August.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Ideally both obviously, but beating Reading would be good as I'm bringing the children to that one.
Fence
Newcastle have 2 very winnable games before we play them ... but if we can beat them well they then have to go away to Hudders and Reading in the same week ... we could throw them out of their stride
Reading are away at Hudders before us, I'm hoping for a Reading win to knock the Hudders confidence ... if that happens I'd want to beat Reading or they could get up a head of steam
The easy answer for me is to beat both and I think we are more than capable if we turn up with our A game
Newcastle have 2 very winnable games before we play them ... but if we can beat them well they then have to go away to Hudders and Reading in the same week ... we could throw them out of their stride
Reading are away at Hudders before us, I'm hoping for a Reading win to knock the Hudders confidence ... if that happens I'd want to beat Reading or they could get up a head of steam
The easy answer for me is to beat both and I think we are more than capable if we turn up with our A game
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I disagree. If we beat Newcastle, they would be more determined to beat Reading to get back on track.
I'm not sure I agree that they will be any less determined to beat Reading if they beat us. If we were to do a Norwich on them (a big if I accept) they could be shellshocked though
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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Reading. Keep them as far back as possible. Newcastle will finish first or second. Therefore we need to put as much distance between us and the pack. If we beat Reading/lose to Newcastle we'll be in the same position as we are now(in terms of the points gap) except we'll be two games closer to the end of the season. If we lose to Reading and beat Newcastle we'll potentially only be 2 points ahead of Reading and still a point behind Newcastle(same as we are now). I7ll take a safe second place over risking everything for first.
Albumen
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Barnsley.
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If we have to choose one then Reading.. the bigger the gap to teams below us the better..
Geestar
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Newcastle
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I'm really not sure because although it's obvious you are monumentally thick, i really think when push comes to shove you are a bit of a ****. I just can't decide 
Machiavelli
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Is the correct answer.
ferring seagull
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- Dec 30, 2010
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Absolutely agree as we cannot afford to see the four point cushion reduced prior to Newcastle and Reading nor indeed thereafter until HT start dropping points.
Sadly, if we can't manage that, it may very well be game over sooner than later.