Good Friday fixtures

[thewwfc]

You’d expect most sides still in the promotion hunt to win here, apart from us v a Bolton side desperate for a playoff spot, and needing the win to avoid their season petering out to nothing.

Posh have improved of late but their fixture v Stockport runs the classic “after the Lord Mayor’s show” risk, especially since PUFC have nothing to play for now.

Exeter v Burton is a biggie in the relegation dogfight, given that the Gas are nailed on to get done by Wrexham.

 

[Throbber_for_Dunk]

Suspect we're being confirmed as down, hard to see us getting a win at Hudds in any circumstance, let alone if we're kicking off knowing Burton may have already won.

It's been a pleasure, Garry Monk era aside, everyone.

 

[denzel ecfc]

Didn't realise we were the only early kick off.
Hopefully we can play with a bit of freedom and help Rovers out, worried about our growing injury list though and Burton putting three past Huddersfield on Saturday.

 

[AdamStag]

Friday is very much a case of going to rotherham and hoping we can get a point and seeing what happens below. We won the return fixture 2-1 in a scrappy turgid game, another like that would be wonderful. As expected, a sellout away following in attendance of around 2,200 or so.

 

[The Terminator]

I was quietly confident of maybe beating the Barns, but they had a good win Saturday which has left me a lot more cautious.

We basically need 6 points from these 2 games, given we have Wycombe then Huddersfield as our last 2 and Reading have a much easier run in than us.

Hoping Charlie Kelman can get the golden boot though, no Orient player to my knowledge has ever won one.

 

[Master D]

Bolton are a joke like Huddersfield considering the budgets, I'm expecting Wycombe to go there and do the job on them. It looked a tough game a few weeks ago but not now.

 

[Davidimp]

Our players played like they're already on the beach after a bright start v Shrewsbury.
Comfortable win for Reading