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If we do manage to get in there and not bottle it, who would we prefer over two legs, Derby or QPR.
For travelling it would be Derby as the away game would be a Sunday, how many would make the trip to QPR on Monday night?
For playing on paper, Derby are the form team and so QPR might be the easier of the two.
Or do you not give a flyer and will worry about it when and if it’s decided?
FA Cup Winners 2013, sounds good that
Cement our playoff place then ill worry but to be honest i dont care who we play it will all about nerves on the night / day
A month ago I thought we had a good a good chance of reaching the play-off final and doing well in that. I don’t feel so confident now.
I’d much rather finish 5th and play QPR. But today I’ll be glad to finish 6th and hope that we can recover our form to put on a good show against Derby.
I had planned to go away in the first week of May. I still don’t know what I will be doing. But I know that we’re not going to finish 3rd or 4th.
If we do manage to get in there and not bottle it, who would we prefer over two legs, Derby or QPR.For travelling it would be Derby as the away game would be a Sunday, how many would make the trip to QPR on Monday night?
For playing on paper, Derby are the form team and so QPR might be the easier of the two.
Or do you not give a flyer and will worry about it when and if it’s decided?
Unfortunately the way were playing at the moment we’ve not a chance regardless.
If we do manage to get in there and not bottle it, who would we prefer over two legs, Derby or QPR.
For travelling it would be Derby as the away game would be a Sunday, how many would make the trip to QPR on Monday night?
For playing on paper, Derby are the form team and so QPR might be the easier of the two.
Or do you not give a flyer and will worry about it when and if it’s decided?
Unfortunately the way were playing at the moment we’ve not a chance regardless.[/quote]
I tend to agree with that but I am a glass half empty kind of guy !!!!! :(
All down to Blackburn game.
If we do manage to get in there and not bottle it, who would we prefer over two legs, Derby or QPR.
For travelling it would be Derby as the away game would be a Sunday, how many would make the trip to QPR on Monday night?
For playing on paper, Derby are the form team and so QPR might be the easier of the two.
Or do you not give a flyer and will worry about it when and if it’s decided?
Unfortunately the way were playing at the moment we’ve not a chance regardless.[/quote]
I tend to agree with that but I am a glass half empty kind of guy !!!!! :([/quote]
Yep and I’ll be at St Andrews for the first time since Jan 1978.
Hope it’s not a repeat score !!!! :ohmy:
If we do manage to get in there and not bottle it, who would we prefer over two legs, Derby or QPR.For travelling it would be Derby as the away game would be a Sunday, how many would make the trip to QPR on Monday night?
For playing on paper, Derby are the form team and so QPR might be the easier of the two.
Or do you not give a flyer and will worry about it when and if it’s decided?
Well QPR have had the better of us this season (results wise) so would rather have them first. On our day we can beat most teams in this league so if we do reach the play off’s, and beat QPR, we could win at Wembley :)
On another note, couldn’t help but cringe when the play off details were given out at Saturdays match…. Tempting fate I thought.I’d sooner have Derby with a Sunday 5:15 KO with a 1/2 decent away following and we can all make a day of it rather than time off work & forking out about a 120 notes for a QPR shithole of a trip. Over the years we’ve never had much luck with QPR so a Wembley 1 off game against them would be our best chance of turning them over rather than a 2 legged affair.
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