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The is definitely the most precarious position we’ve ever been in.
It will be the greatest of great escapes if we pull it off. Really worried now.
Well crap. 3 teams ahead of us by 5 points then. 3 wins needed?
If Villa hold on the nerves will really be jangling at Hawthorns next week.
Ha’way the lads!
City are now selling tickets all the way too block 115. They were definitely part of the 4,000 we held back.
We’re now selling block 522, so we’ve sold loads in the top tier just not many in the lower tier.
Rodallega always infuriated me. He needed 3 or 4 chances to score.
He’s probably the fifth best striker we’ve had in the Premier League.
Never understood the hype he always got from outside the club.
This particular relegation battle has felt like nothing is going our way.
So in that vein, 1-0 Villa :(
This may seem stupid but can you get a oyster card for a weekend and how would one go about itYou can buy them at any Tube station, I think they cost £5 and you get £2 of credit. You can too them up at any tube station.
It’s not a weekend pass, it’s a card you keep and top up when you need it.
Where will they get the wins from?Sat 04 A West Ham Utd
Sun 12 A QPR
Sun 19 H ArsenalThey’ll have to pick up points at WHU and QPR because it will be difficult to beat Arsenal.
No, 3 wins will keep us up under the assumption Newcastle end the season on 40 points.
I think they’ll be on 40 at the end of the season. 3 wins will do it.
Are Newcastle catchable?
It’s definitely possible than from West Ham (a) QPR (a) and Arsenal (h) they could pick up just 3 or 4 points. Plus their current 5 point lead, wins against West Brom (a), Swansea (h) and Villa (h) could see us beat them by a point or on GD.
Unlikely scenario, but it’s good to know that it’s not necessarily all about Villa.
I think we are going to need 4 points from West Brom/Swansea.
And Villa to lose on Monday.
We need a big following next Saturday to get behind the boys. Huge huge game.
That’s basically what I shouted, plus a few expletives, when it went in.
Absolutely gutted, great performance from the lads but two soft goals.
It’s either going to be the point that keeps us up, or the goal that sends us down.
To most people it wont really effect things. I might have a week on feeling a bit down, but then I would remember that just being in the Championship was an achievement for this club, and its been 8 amazing years.
And like you said, most Saturdays I’ll still be at the DW cheering on Tics. Plus, with going down I might even get to more aways than usual, finances restrict me to about 50% aways currently.
Wigan’s official site says you’ve sold out of £45 tickets but no mention of selling out any other category. It’s also odd that on the pdf plan on the Wigan web-site there’s only mention of 1 block of £115 tickets. City have 6 blocks in their 26k allocation.What does that mean? Have Wigan’s ticket office just put a limited number of their ticket allocation online to keep everybody together, or does it mean that the 4,000 that’s been withheld is largely the £115 tickets?
Do City really have 6 blocks in the £115 section? The seating plan on City’s site is not City specific.
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