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Tonight's Championship fixtures


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7.45pm:

Brighton vs Derby

Bristol City vs Watford

Doncaster vs Millwall

Hull vs Southampton

Leeds vs Forest

P'Boro vs Reading

Portsmouth vs Birmingham

West Ham vs Middlesbrough

 

8pm:

Crystal Palace vs Barnsley

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I found myself agreeing with those who expect Reading and West Ham to win tonight, but now I just have this nagging doubt (albeit a good doubt!)

 

Boro have been pretty poor of late. They were crap against Leeds and Birmingham after fairly routine wins vs Barnsley and the Skates. But Mowbray will be looking for a response, and couple that with West Ham's nerves and anxieties at home, I just wonder...

 

As for Reading, no denying their form but Peterborough beat Blackpool in their last home game and showed up pretty well at in-form Ipswich. They've had a mixed bag but they're capable of pulling a result out.

 

Could be an interesting evening.

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If Carlsberg did Tuesday evening results - Reading and West Ham lose, we win, and Birmingham beat the blue few. Chances of that happening though? Very remote...

 

The West Ham game is on TV, it will help pass the time rather than the anxiety in front of SSN, I always find the time goes quicker watching another match.

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I'm working nights in Exmouth so will have to endure the pain of listening to 5live's sloppy and late reporting on games, as they also try to commentate on the featured game, which I'm guessing will be WHU vs Boro. Not ideal but it'll pass some at work.

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The West Ham game is on TV, it will help pass the time rather than the anxiety in front of SSN, I always find the time goes quicker watching another match.

 

As long as you promise to stop watching the game if Saints are behind with 15 minutes to go. We'd need to slow down time at that juncture.

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West Ham will win and Reading will draw.

 

 

You obviously rate Peterborough far more highly than I do then. Awful side with nothing to play for.

Can see Reading strolling to an easy 3-0 there.I also seem to remember reading that Barnsley would give Reading a hard time as well.

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Reading will win, West Ham will grind out a win too

 

I agree....I just hope if we lose we dont have the usual wrist slashing that comes with a defeat. We haven't lost for 10, it wouldn't be a disaster, we dont have to win every game to go up remember ;)

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If Carlsberg did Tuesday evening results - Reading and West Ham lose, we win, and Birmingham beat the blue few. Chances of that happening though? Very remote...

 

The West Ham game is on TV, it will help pass the time rather than the anxiety in front of SSN, I always find the time goes quicker watching another match.

 

114-1 to be precise I've put a bet on for you and if I win I'll buy you a Carlsberg next home game :)

 

However you're right some pretty long odds there draws alround has more value. Saints are 2/1 for an away win which is bloody good value considering their home form.

I'm having some of that come on Saints make me some money

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I found myself agreeing with those who expect Reading and West Ham to win tonight, but now I just have this nagging doubt (albeit a good doubt!)

 

Boro have been pretty poor of late. They were crap against Leeds and Birmingham after fairly routine wins vs Barnsley and the Skates. But Mowbray will be looking for a response, and couple that with West Ham's nerves and anxieties at home, I just wonder...

 

As for Reading, no denying their form but Peterborough beat Blackpool in their last home game and showed up pretty well at in-form Ipswich. They've had a mixed bag but they're capable of pulling a result out.

 

Could be an interesting evening.

God bless my nagging doubt. :)

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Talksport in the build up tonight, "if anyone is going to slip up it will be Southampton. Reading are on fire, West Ham... Well they are West Ham."

 

Shows how much them w@nkers know. Have it. Get in there you bloody beauty!!!

True but then again, not too far different from what a lot of posters were saying on here.
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True but then again, not too far different from what a lot of posters were saying on here.

 

It was their attitude with it though. Totally disregarding us and taking no account of the fact that we have been top 2 all season, leading the race for near as damn it all of it. Reading have had a **** easy last 9 games, done well granted, but calm down a bit. West Sham can't handle the pressure that their board and fans put on them, whilst we quietly go about our business.

 

I really hope, purely for David Gold's constant need to be in the press and stating "when we get promoted" with regards to going back for a player, as if they will get promoted thisseason, because they are West Ham and nobody has the right to get in their way. C*nts - the lot of em'.

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Pretty reasonable results tonight

 

Cardiff 2 Cov 2 would have been better if cov had won still a decent point for them

Ipswich 1 Burnley 0

Blackpool 3 Leicester 3 good point for leics keeps blackpool in check

 

Really don't think any of those clubs are any threat to us whatsoever in what we are trying to achieve. The top two spots are between three clubs, all others are just play off hopefuls. It's possible we may end up in the play offs but there is little point worrying who we would face.

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Really don't think any of those clubs are any threat to us whatsoever in what we are trying to achieve. The top two spots are between three clubs, all others are just play off hopefuls. It's possible we may end up in the play offs but there is little point worrying who we would face.

 

To be fair he probably doesn't feel any threat from Blackpool or Cardiff now. More likely is he's doing the same thing as me and looking at the table with more excitement than a man with a Nun Boobs fetish in the matchday thread and thinking "Blackpool are 15 points behind us with only 7 games left, I can't believe it, we only have to win 2 games and they can't catch us. Wahhoooo".

 

Maybe he won't do the "wahhoooo" like me, but you know what I mean.

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Really don't think any of those clubs are any threat to us whatsoever in what we are trying to achieve. The top two spots are between three clubs, all others are just play off hopefuls. It's possible we may end up in the play offs but there is little point worrying who we would face.

 

Agree though you'd want teams that still have to face Reading/WHam to be pumped up and chasing the playoffs. Leicester and Burnley's seasons effectively ended tonight -and in a small way, Wham will be glad.

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Agree though you'd want teams that still have to face Reading/WHam to be pumped up and chasing the playoffs. Leicester and Burnley's seasons effectively ended tonight -and in a small way, Wham will be glad.

 

 

You can overthink that kind of thing any which way. Teams who know they have got nothing but pride left quite often play with freedom and no fear, rather than a team under pressure to make the play offs.

 

Extrapolating tonight's Burnley result into what that means for them when then subsequently face Reading (or WHU, no idea who is playing who) is peeling the onion to almost deranged levels. Hang in there people - we're going up anyway and Ipswich or Coventry's results tonight really won't have any impact on us.

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You can overthink that kind of thing any which way. Teams who know they have got nothing but pride left quite often play with freedom and no fear, rather than a team under pressure to make the play offs.

 

Extrapolating tonight's Burnley result into what that means for them when then subsequently face Reading (or WHU, no idea who is playing who) is peeling the onion to almost deranged levels. Hang in there people - we're going up anyway and Ipswich or Coventry's results tonight really won't have any impact on us.

 

True- not one for extending permutations to a vanishing point of absurdity.

Guess its just that the cliche about teams tailing off as they thinking about the sun and the beach is as venerable as any in a sport littered with over-analysis and wishful thinking.

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