Two games to go, not one. That's what I am on about. Not just talking about Saturday. There's two games left.What you on about now Otis. Even if they lose to Accrington, and we beat Cheltenham they still above us? Lol.
All I’m saying to you is I’m more concerned about Mansfield. Besides they still looking at automatics like we would have been if we beat them 4-2.
At the same time it wouldn't surprise me if we haven't already got enough points for 7th place right now.I reckon us and Mansfield will both draw on Saturday which means going into the Morecambe game all we’d have to do is avoid defeat.. :muted:
I reckon us and Mansfield will both draw on Saturday which means going into the Morecambe game all we’d have to do is avoid defeat.. :muted:
At the same time it wouldn't surprise me if we haven't already got enough points for 7th place right now.
I can definitely see Yeovil getting something against Mansfield. Last home game of the season and they will want to impress their fans.
They are already targeting a play-off place next season.
Sometimes playing against teams who have nothing to play for can backfire on you, because they can play with a great deal of freedom.I can't see Yeovil doing anything(hope I'm wrong) as form counts for nothing. We all think they are good as what they did to us few weeks ago. But fact is they are shocking that one result was a freak.
Like I said earlier.Mansfield have easiest run in. Teams that are playing for nothing. And teams which are bottom and 22nd in the form table over the last 10 games.
Not so sure on that, steve. Surely the pressure is on Mansfield too after the CEO's little bit of a rant at them. They are expected now to perform these last two games and I think they are expected to win both. That brings it's own pressure.Mansfield are the hunters so the pressure really is all on ccfc who have it all to loose.
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Worst case even a draw would have sufficed vs lincoln.Mansfield are the hunters so the pressure really is all on ccfc who have it all to loose.
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Sometimes playing against teams who have nothing to play for can backfire on you, because they can play with a great deal of freedom.
Been many cases of it over the seasons and we have encountered it oursleves. I think Yeovil will be up for it on Saturday. Last showing before their home fans.
Also needs to be noted that although Yeovil lost to Wycombe a week or so back, word is they were much the better side and deserved to win that encounter. Like you say, having their suspended players back must be a boost for them.Worst case even a draw would have sufficed vs lincoln.
Only positives I can see from Yeovil point of view is that their keys players are back from suspension.
Also it's a long trip Mansfield to Yeovil.
But on the negative side. Yeovil played midweek and Mansfield didnt.
WE can pick the bones out of anything and look for posotives.
Get 3 points Saturday we will be fine.
Not so sure on that, steve. Surely the pressure is on Mansfield too after the CEO's little bit of a rant at them. They are expected now to perform these last two games and I think they are expected to win both. That brings it's own pressure.
Really?Update: calmed down now. Hope we win.
I am sure the 'right' Coventry City will turn up, especially after Robins laid into them big time.Can’t recall the last time I was as nervous about a fixture as I am for tomorrow. Which CCFC are going to turn up?
Failure to make the play-offs now would be unforgivable. How many opportunities have we been presented? I imagine the feeling would be fairly similar to that of being relegated.
Robins has to be ruthless tomorrow, go for the jugular and get the gutless cowards out of that team. Bye bye Burge and Haynes, McDonald dropped for Davies and Shipley tester for Reid, an out and out winger l, instead of us consistently playing 2 cracking youngsters out of position. Time to stand up and be counted.
I am sure the 'right' Coventry City will turn up, especially after Robins laid into them big time.
There will be a reaction I am sure, but our defence is now looking very brittle and nervy and that could still prove to be our downfall no matter how much endeavour and effort we put in.
Interesting to note that both sides, Cheltenham and ourselves let in 4 goals in our last game out.
However, I would expect this to be more of a low scoring affair.
I certainly don't doubt we will put in a positive showing. It's just whether our defence can get their act together or not.
Really?
Like the rest of us don't?
No, but I am soon to be.Are you my ex wife?
Same here.I'm still not that confident
mansfeld have been given a reprieve after horrendus run of results caused by steve evans(if mowbray too blame after he gone so is evans-CHECKMATE)Mansfield are the hunters so the pressure really is all on ccfc who have it all to loose.
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I don't think I need to say what we need to do to Eisa in the first minute, do I?
Lol...What is it with you that you want to take out the opposition danger man in the first minute.
I understand where your coming from. But this is not the time to risk a sending off.
It’s prcatically last chance saloon.
Who's going to want it more?
1) Mansfield wanting to win both games.
2) Morecambe wanting to not get relegated.
3) Coventry wanting to 'get a draw' at Cheltenham and then wait to try and get the win against Morcambe.
There is one loser out of this and that's us. We are massive bottle jobs.
Do you recon there will be many sneking in to the the home end? its pay on the gate in the home paddock, not sure if they will need ID or anything
Lol...What is it with you that you want to take out the opposition danger man in the first minute.
I understand where your coming from. But this is not the time to risk a sending off.
It’s prcatically last chance saloon.
Completely agree, it’s been lacking recently.He's right though, we need to show some steel.
There's a difference between getting yourself sent off and going in for a header a bit aggressively which might catch the opponent off guard.
I'm sorry ESK, but that's rubbish. Do you seriously think MR would risk it going to the last game, thinking that a nervy Ricoh is going to be a better option than sealing the deal this weekend?
Do you also think the Cov players will only want to 'get a draw' this weekend? I don't believe either of those for a second.
There's so many drama queens on here at the moment with knee jerk reactions (that's not necessarily aimed at you ESK by the way...). Everyone seriously needs to calm their tits down. Screw what Mansfield do. Last month, we took 11 points from 15 and didn't lose. Before the Lincoln game we had won two on the bounce, coming back from two defeats, one of the heavy, scoring 5 and conceding 2.
I always go back to the Oxford game at Wembley. The most recent 'big' game we've had by comparison. Oxford had tonked us 4-1 earlier in the season and MR got the players up for it and we know what happened.
I think we'll got for it Saturday and come away with a 3-1 win.
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