aggregate results

[sebs]

newcastle - lost 2-1
west brom - won 3-2
cardiff - 1-1, win on away goals
swansea - won 2-0
leicester - won 5-4
blackpool - second leg in two weeks time
middlesbrough - won 2-1
bristol city - 2-2, we'd probably beat them on penalties
sheff utd - won 1-0
doncaster - won 4-2
reading - won 2-1
ipswich - second leg this weekend
coventry - won 2-1
barnsley - 2-2, win on away goals
derby - 3-3, lost on away goals
preston - won 5-3
qpr - won 6-1
s****horpe - second leg last day of season
crystal palace - won 3-1
watford - lost 5-3
sheff wed - won 3-2
plymouth - second leg penultimate day of season
peterborough - won 3-1

only 2 outright losses. watford the only team to have taken more than 4 points off us this season so far. no team has done us home and away this season (yet,obv blackpool still can)

decent season

 

[MaxiRobriguez]

3rd in the league, (almost) guaranteed playoffs with four games to go.

decent season.

 

[sebs]

it's not bad is it?

just thought i'd highlight the above as an indicator of how we might do across two legs in the play-offs.

 

[Chuck]

Watford would have been 4-2 on aggregate, the away game was 0-0.

That also shows Bristol is the only team (so far) where the result has been the same home and away. Not necessarily important but still fact. hmmm

 

[winnits]

I'm liking the aggregate scores against potential playoff opponents.

 

[earthworm]

Where would we be if it was still 2 points for a win though?

 

[king_congo_red]

Only 35 goals conceeded this season.

Only Swansea (who have a poor scoring record) and Newcastle can boast a better defensive record than us. This is in spite of playing without a recognised left-back for most of the season and two first choice centre backs who've been heavily critiscised at points in their careers.

Good season.