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This does show the super-steep uptick we'd need in order to outpace 4 teams above us to the finishing post. Scary but effective graphic! We could theoretically stay up with any number of points, just need to be have 4 teams below us at the end of the season - the 50 point mark does seem a fair...

According to my analysis (see Relegation Thread, page 13 post 1 this morning), it'll be the Sheff U game. Relegation thread

So I ran some more analysis on this - it's possible that we'll be down by Wembley, depending of course on our results and those of others. But based on what I consider to be reasonable assumptions of forthcoming results, we'll still be up (just) at Wembley. See below: They key field is row 14 -...

It did indeed sound dire. The fact we've won more games in the Checkatrade than in the league this season tells you all you need to know.

Wasn't there last night but it sounded shocking.

This has been abject. We were poor under Thorn but still miles better than this, this...surrender of a season!

We can't get relegated on Sat but next Sat is a strong possibility. There's a 50 50 chance now that we'll be down by Wembley.

Assuming the safety target increases by one point per game on average between now and the end of the season, that means we'll need 52 points to survive, possibly 53. We have 27 points still to play for. We have 26 on the board now. 26 + 27 = 53. Unless there's something wrong with my...

yeah watch us lose that 0-2 as well/

Yeah, after that's it's the Vauxhall conference.

He's 21.

Just realised it is now mathematically impossible for us to get to the play-offs. I think this was the case when the Bradford defeat was confirmed on Sat.

No he isn't.

and the rest

and Russell Slade.

When he came in, I thought he stood a chance of taking us on a storming run......although in fairness we lost his first two games last time round too.

We're not slipping into League Two. We're flying into it like the steam train off the uncompleted bridge at the end of Back to the Future III

What's that then, one win in 21?

meanwhile, back at the Ricoh.........

His goal at the Ricoh return game is still a fond memory. My best experience as a Sky Blues fan. The Wembley game is nothing by comparison, in terms of significance.