Will we do it?
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winnits
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Maybe lol
Gary
No wonder my post count..
I voted yes simply because it's possible. I think the 2 week break will signify the beginning of Forests fightback.
However, I would really like to know now if we stay up, cause the next 8 weeks will murder me!
However, I would really like to know now if we stay up, cause the next 8 weeks will murder me!
Anatoli
Stuart Pearce
Erm No.
RedDogChris
RedDogChris
We were in a worse position around this stage when we were relegated last time,that's how I look at it.We are in a good position to bottle it however 
.I have gone for yes,negativity can now go on vacation until the end of the season at least.
.I have gone for yes,negativity can now go on vacation until the end of the season at least.
Eddie
Grenville Morris
Yes,, we will survive relegation this season
Gary
No wonder my post count..
I'm craving that breath of survival relief. The same kind of breath Fulham fans would have taken last season when they avoided the drop.
I'm confident that if we survive, it'll be the last time in a good few years before we worry about relegation from the CCC again.
I'm confident that if we survive, it'll be the last time in a good few years before we worry about relegation from the CCC again.
Cooky
Rice 21
forestBolton said:
I agree with you mate.
It is going to be an awful 8 weeks!! Come on FOREST!!! :bignorm:
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clusternakker
Guest
Given the games Plymouth, Norwich, Southampton and Barnsley have, it is pretty obvious we will survive.
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Samuel
Guest
I clicked yes when I meant to click no.
wemaybefamousagain
Banned
No. I can only see us winning two more games and that will not be enough (Coventry and Saints).
thehockleyhustler
Stuart Pearce
My bold prediction
We will not lose again this season
We will not lose again this season
This is going to go down to the wire, I think the last game we will be spending most of our time listening to radios or the chinese whispers to find out our fate. All we can do is get behind the lads and hope that they are man enough to fight for their footballing futures and for the future of the club.
It's going to go all the way. I've just done that predictor on BBC, with us losing at Barnsley, drawing with Bristol and then losing at Sheff United and we still stay up with 51 points, but it comes down to the last day. I think this international break will do us good, they need a break from games and some time on the training ground, particularly with a defence that has only played together once. We've just got to stay behind them, even if we lose at Barnsley or against Bristol, until we're down we have a chance. I'm not even going to think of League 1, I want to stay in the Championship.
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Midland Red
First Team Squad
I'm voting YES. I think we were very unlucky to not get a point on Saturday, but I do think there's enough quality in our side to get some good results out of our last few games.
HBB
John Robertson
Yes on the basis of blind f***ing optimism and nothing more
birkin youth
Geoff Thomas
clusternakker said:
is it?
Jonathan
Resident foodie!
I voted yes.
This, according to my predictions is how the table will look going into the final game.
That's with the following results:
April 4
Barnsley 1-1 Forest
Blackpool 2-1 Plymouth
Norwich 1-1 Sheff Wed
Southampton 2-1 Charlton
April 7
Sheff Utd 2-0 Barnsley
Watford 1-0 Southampton
April 10
Wolves 1-0 Southampton
April 11
Charlton 1-1 Birmingham
Forest 1-1 Bristol City
Plymouth 0-0 Coventry
Swansea 1-0 Norwich
Watford 2-1 Barnsley
April 13
Barnsley 1-1 Swansea
Birmingham 2-1 Plymouth
Coventry 2-2 Charlton
Norwich 0-0 Watford
Sheff Utd 2-1 Forest
Southampton 1-2 Palace
April 18
Charlton 2-1 Blackpool
Forest 2-1 Coventry
Plymouth 1-1 Doncaster
Reading 0-0 Barnsley
Sheff Wed 1-2 Southampton
April 19
Ipswich 2-2 Norwich
April 21
Charlton 1-1 Cardiff
Coventry 2-1 Barnsley
April 25
Barnsley 1-2 Wolves
Blackpool 1-2 Forest
Derby 2-1 Charlton
QPR 3-1 Plymouth
Southampton 2-2 Burnley
That would mean, then, that any two from Plymouth, Forest, Barnsley, Norwich and Southampton could go down, with the following taking place on the final day:
Charlton v Norwich
Forest v Southampton
Plymouth v Barnsley
It's going to be a fantastic day for the neutral.
This, according to my predictions is how the table will look going into the final game.
That's with the following results:
April 4
Barnsley 1-1 Forest
Blackpool 2-1 Plymouth
Norwich 1-1 Sheff Wed
Southampton 2-1 Charlton
April 7
Sheff Utd 2-0 Barnsley
Watford 1-0 Southampton
April 10
Wolves 1-0 Southampton
April 11
Charlton 1-1 Birmingham
Forest 1-1 Bristol City
Plymouth 0-0 Coventry
Swansea 1-0 Norwich
Watford 2-1 Barnsley
April 13
Barnsley 1-1 Swansea
Birmingham 2-1 Plymouth
Coventry 2-2 Charlton
Norwich 0-0 Watford
Sheff Utd 2-1 Forest
Southampton 1-2 Palace
April 18
Charlton 2-1 Blackpool
Forest 2-1 Coventry
Plymouth 1-1 Doncaster
Reading 0-0 Barnsley
Sheff Wed 1-2 Southampton
April 19
Ipswich 2-2 Norwich
April 21
Charlton 1-1 Cardiff
Coventry 2-1 Barnsley
April 25
Barnsley 1-2 Wolves
Blackpool 1-2 Forest
Derby 2-1 Charlton
QPR 3-1 Plymouth
Southampton 2-2 Burnley
That would mean, then, that any two from Plymouth, Forest, Barnsley, Norwich and Southampton could go down, with the following taking place on the final day:
Charlton v Norwich
Forest v Southampton
Plymouth v Barnsley
It's going to be a fantastic day for the neutral.
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clusternakker
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Em Jay said:
No, thats an imbecilic comment to make.
My comment is based on the previous results of those teams playing in those fixtures, in other words its backed up by empirical evidence.
Continue with your defeatist attitude and wild assumptions that its all doom and gloom if you must, I prefer the logical route.
tricky_tree1982
Viv Anderson
In my eyes, that would be pretty much the best scenario we can hope for as I don't think we'll be safe going into the last game of the season.
Johnny Bravo
Jack Armstrong
clusternakker said:
Meow! ;D