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October Fixtures - Username - 01-10-2018
Following on from the thread about the first ten games I thought it worth discussion about the forthcoming six fixtures (one in the Cup and five in the League) and what we should be targeting?
October see’s us play:
Millwall at the City Ground
Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium
Norwich City at the City Ground
Bolton at the Reebok, Macron or Whatever it’s now called
Dirty Leeds at Elland Road
Nigel’s Burton at the Pirelli
For me we should be aiming to secure 11 points from a possible 15, together with a win at Burton, which would see us unbeaten for the month. If we manage 10 points I still think that will be a good haul all things considered.
Anything less than six points will be deemed abject failure.
Thoughts?
RE: October fixtures - woody - 01-10-2018
Just from a league point of view, we have four cup finals and a difficult game with Bolton. Phew!!!
I have to say that 9 points might be a good return from those run of games
RE: October fixtures - Salvatore Matrecano - 01-10-2018
Boro and Leeds arguably the 2 hardest away games of the season. I would be happy enough with 8 points from those 5 games. Will be furious if we mess up against Burton though, we have a terrible recent cup record, about time we had a go at one.
Yes less than 6 if we are, excuse the phrase, serious about promotion is unacceptable.
RE: October fixtures - Username - 01-10-2018
We haven’t reached a Cup Quarter Final since we played Bayern Munich.
Interesting views. I did wonder if 11 was too ambitious.
I am normally cautious but expect wins at home and at Bolton.
RE: October fixtures - woody - 02-10-2018
(01-10-2018, 10:09 PM)Username Wrote: We haven’t reached a Cup Quarter Final since we played Bayern Munich.
Interesting views. I did wonder if 11 was too ambitious.
I am normally cautious but expect wins at home and at Bolton.
Im sure AK will be asking the boys for 15 points.
RE: October fixtures - Turkish - 02-10-2018
Expecting 11 out of 15 is the equivalent of expecting us to out perform WBA current form with an extra win chucked in I think that is extremely ambitious plus we take points of Leeds Boro Norwich, we wouldn't be far off top 2 at that rate of knots
8-9 points would be a good return on those fixtures 3 away games 2 of which are currently top 3
What is far more important for me would be 5 games with no Wigan Brentford Brum displays, I want to see consistency and competitiveness, its not a case of just results against Leeds Boro although it would be nice its about going there and making them work for their points something that we have not done consistently for bloody years
RE: October Fixtures - Duncan Mckenzie - 02-10-2018
I prefer just to look at our next game.
3 points tomorrow against Millwall.
I cannot see beyond that right now.
RE: October fixtures - Username - 02-10-2018
(02-10-2018, 07:04 AM)Turkish Wrote: Expecting 11 out of 15 is the equivalent of expecting us to out perform WBA current form with an extra win chucked in I think that is extremely ambitious plus we take points of Leeds Boro Norwich, we wouldn't be far off top 2 at that rate of knots
8-9 points would be a good return on those fixtures 3 away games 2 of which are currently top 3
What is far more important for me would be 5 games with no Wigan Brentford Brum displays, I want to see consistency and competitiveness, its not a case of just results against Leeds Boro although it would be nice its about going there and making them work for their points something that we have not done consistently for bloody years
I didn’t really have the performances in mind.
With hindsight we were too open against West Brom.
I’m hoping that now we’ve started to score goals that we can start to grind out results. I can’t see us beating Norwich or Bolton by more than the odd goal.
Leeds are struggling a little at the moment.
The challenge will be going to Boro and keeping a clean sheet.
RE: October Fixtures - the jock - 02-10-2018
(02-10-2018, 07:23 AM)Duncan Mckenzie Wrote: I prefer just to look at our next game.
3 points tomorrow against Millwall.
I cannot see beyond that right now.
I'm the same Duncan . one match at a time.
get a good result tomorrow. every team in this division is going to find it hard to beat us.
RE: October Fixtures - Duncan Mckenzie - 03-10-2018
(02-10-2018, 08:36 AM)the jock Wrote:(02-10-2018, 07:23 AM)Duncan Mckenzie Wrote: I prefer just to look at our next game.
3 points tomorrow against Millwall.
I cannot see beyond that right now.
I'm the same Duncan . one match at a time.
get a good result tomorrow. every team in this division is going to find it hard to beat us.
It really is the best way. We are only as good as our last game.
We win we are all happy, we lose we are all moaning :)
One game at a time for me.
RE: October Fixtures - Mcforest - 03-10-2018
Be nice to get 10 points from that run of games and would be nicer to be able to only concentrate on us and not be looking how other teams are doing. I reckon by the next international break we will see the Championship split and the gap between mid-table and top contenders will begin to show. I want us to be above that split.
RE: October Fixtures - Username - 03-10-2018
Well that’s already two points less than I had hoped!
Fingers crossed for something at Boro.