Escape artists - nothing to worry about (1 Viewer)

covboy1987

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The older fans of teams around us must be worried about us as we are the orginal escape artists- I went though many years of supporting our great team like others hanging on till the last day in many cases and escaping the drop by a finger nail - Where we are situated in the league currently is a walk in the park and nothing to worry about if it is compared to other years -
 

Evo1883

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The older fans of teams around us must be worried about us as we are the orginal escape artists- I went though many years of supporting our great team like others hanging on till the last day in many cases and escaping the drop by a finger nail - Where we are situated in the league currently is a walk in the park and nothing to worry about if it is compared to other years -

I mean once we went down, we went down 3 times
 

Hutch11

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Favourite last day escape?

For me it was Spurs away, fantastic atmosphere before , during and after the game , we were all but down but somehow managed to get away with it again.
1st time I ever heard the Great escape at a footy match , later adopted by England fans.
Giving Gary Mabbut such an ovation when Spurs did the obligatory last day lap of honour and him responding with a smile and wave
Great days
 

wingy

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Everton on the Sunday followed by BC in 77
Charlton was the worst and there was no stench of nefarious activity at that one
 

Hutch11

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Everton on the Sunday followed by BC in 77
Charlton was the worst and there was no stench of nefarious activity at that one
That Charlton game was horrible , saving grace was Lestuh went down , whatever happened to them eh?
 

Johhny Blue

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Favourite last day escape?

For me it was Spurs away, fantastic atmosphere before , during and after the game , we were all but down but somehow managed to get away with it again.
1st time I ever heard the Great escape at a footy match , later adopted by England fans.
Giving Gary Mabbut such an ovation when Spurs did the obligatory last day lap of honour and him responding with a smile and wave
Great days
He’s a class act
 

wantageskyblue

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Favourite last day escape?

For me it was Spurs away, fantastic atmosphere before , during and after the game , we were all but down but somehow managed to get away with it again.
1st time I ever heard the Great escape at a footy match , later adopted by England fans.
Giving Gary Mabbut such an ovation when Spurs did the obligatory last day lap of honour and him responding with a smile and wave
Great days
Villa away when Big C scored against us in the 2nd minute. Was stood very quietly on the Holte end with a mate. Genuinely thought we were down until I got back to the car and found out that Notts County had beaten Luton and we had survived (again...)
 

Ccfcisparks

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The older fans of teams around us must be worried about us as we are the orginal escape artists- I went though many years of supporting our great team like others hanging on till the last day in many cases and escaping the drop by a finger nail - Where we are situated in the league currently is a walk in the park and nothing to worry about if it is compared to other years -
This season we are like escape artists who have the key already in the lock, greased up with butter and a pair of pliers if all else fails. We will be fine.
 

cov donkey kick

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The older fans of teams around us must be worried about us as we are the orginal escape artists- I went though many years of supporting our great team like others hanging on till the last day in many cases and escaping the drop by a finger nail - Where we are situated in the league currently is a walk in the park and nothing to worry about if it is compared to other years -
Witnessed so many of them great escapes, this season is a walk in the park.
 

Adge

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Villa away when Big C scored against us in the 2nd minute. Was stood very quietly on the Holte end with a mate. Genuinely thought we were down until I got back to the car and found out that Notts County had beaten Luton and we had survived (again...)
Yep, the famous run across the pitch just before KO to the safety of the Cov fans. 😁
 

Skyblue_CP

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What do people realistically think would be the minimum someone could stay up on? Looking at the table someone could stay up on 45/46. The magical 50 would almost certainly keep us up
 

Magwitch1

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What do people realistically think would be the minimum someone could stay up on? Looking at the table someone could stay up on 45/46. The magical 50 would almost certainly keep us up
There’s a lot of teams around us playing each other and top six teams, but I still think 50 points minimum if we can get there in the next 5or6 games we should be okay, last but one game is Huddersfield away could do with being okay by then.
 
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SkyBlueAussie

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The best escape I can remember is when we had to win our last 3 matches to stay up 1984/85 against Stoke, Luton and then League Champions Everton:

 

cov donkey kick

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There’s a lot of teams around us playing each other and top six teams, but I still think 50 points minimum if we can get there in the next 5or6 games we should be okay, last but one game is Huddersfield away could do with being okay by then.
I reckon 46 pionts will do it
 

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