Tuesday 11 March fixtures

[thewwfc]

Only half the league has a game on this time.

Will be hoping that Reading do us a favour after our incredibly indifferent showing at London Road today, they are certainly capable enough of the win on their day but can they stymie the curse of the Wxm 1-0?

I would say most of the other games seem fairly predictable other than Exeter v Mansfield, a glamour clash of sides who have flirted with relegation form but ultimately aren’t *quite* shit enough to drop into the bottom 4.

 

[Conker]

Still not won since the 4th of January but I'll gladly take a point here being our game in hand on Burton, will make it 9 point clear and reasonably comfortable considering how poor those four sides in the relegations spots are for the minute anyway.

 

[denzel ecfc]

Still not won since the 4th of January but I'll gladly take a point here being our game in hand on Burton, will make it 9 point clear and reasonably comfortable considering how poor those four sides in the relegations spots are for the minute anyway.

I'll take a point too.
Touch wood, we are hard to break down now with a settled defence but still don't get into enough attacking positions so I suspect 0-0 is quite likely

 

[ForzaCounty]

Home wins all round, please

 

[chief]

...and we're on 15 minutes later because?

 

[Throbber_for_Dunk]

All Reading home matches in midweek kick off at 8pm. Same with Bolton (I think?).

Something to do with congestion/traffic/giving people the best chance to get to the match if they're travelling in. Whether it makes any difference isn't something I'm aware of.

 

[Master D]

Do Birmingham ever play away?

 

[Psycho Mouse]

Do Birmingham ever play away?

Shit loads of times at the start of the season yeah. Think we went a month and a half with only 1 home game between the start of October and mid November.

 

[chief]

All Reading home matches in midweek kick off at 8pm. Same with Bolton (I think?).

Something to do with congestion/traffic/giving people the best chance to get to the match if they're travelling in. Whether it makes any difference isn't something I'm aware of.

Interesting, never knew that.

Would dock them points again for that.

 

[denzel ecfc]

...and we're on 15 minutes later because?

It's Reading and they still think theyre big time charlies

 

[denzel ecfc]

All Reading home matches in midweek kick off at 8pm. Same with Bolton (I think?).

Something to do with congestion/traffic/giving people the best chance to get to the match if they're travelling in. Whether it makes any difference isn't something I'm aware of.

Why are they allowed to kick off at 3pm on a Saturday at all then?
It's sloblock, makes it harder for young fans to go on a school night.

 

[Throbber_for_Dunk]

And presumably away fans who are depending on public transport.

Fairly sure Reading have one of the bigger drop offs between Saturday and Tuesday attendances so not sure it's particularly useful for them either.

 

[EnglishRed]

Shit loads of times at the start of the season yeah. Think we went a month and a half with only 1 home game between the start of October and mid November.

You've played the least amount of away games, along with us and Stevenage (16). So after Tuesday Birmingham will have played less away games that anyone else in the division.

Obviously it all evens out by the end of the season.