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mitchelltown · 3rd February 2018, 18.39:46

Taking the top 10 from after todays fixtures, that will have to play one another before the season end. Wrexham will have 6 fixtures against top 10 teams.
2 in February 1 home 1 away.
1 in March away
3 in April all at home.
Aldershot will have 8 of their fixtures against the top 10 teams, whilst Tranmere have 6 and Sutton 5.

Leighton Red · 3rd February 2018, 19.12:55

It’ll all come down to bottle now! Tranmere have the goals, Sutton have their unfair pitch advantage, Wrexham have a defence..then there’s Aldershot. Can’t have Macclesfield given their off the field issues and their fixtures and with Fylde seven points back with 14 to play I think they are too far back. If we consider we have one of our more difficult games last then we stand a great chance as long as we don’t lose to our rivals when we play them IMO. COYR!!

Tom wafc · 3rd February 2018, 19.16:17

Just take it one game at a time, no point worrying about other teams it's up to us now.

Wiltshire_Red · 3rd February 2018, 19.17:56

17 and 20 February have some interesting games, which could start to split the pack

17th
Aldershot v Macc
Sutton v Wrexham
Tranmere v Bromley
Improving Solihull v Dover

20th
Aldershot v Bromley
Dover v Dagenham
Solihull v Wrexham
Tranmere v Macc

4 points for us would be a good but difficult return

ITYAMMFSWC · 3rd February 2018, 19.24:19

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Originally Posted by mitchelltown

Taking the top 10 from after todays fixtures, that will have to play one another before the season end. Wrexham will have 6 fixtures against top 10 teams.
2 in February 1 home 1 away.
1 in March away
3 in April all at home.
Aldershot will have 8 of their fixtures against the top 10 teams, whilst Tranmere have 6 and Sutton 5.

One game at a time eh?

But ... I reckon Macc will be the only one to fall away with Sutton probably having the most favourable run in.

COYR!!!

Leighton Red · 3rd February 2018, 19.34:23

Going to sound silly but some of the relegation threatened teams are going to be tough to play and Sutton have them all...no one wants oblivion after all!! COYR!!

benwilliams · 3rd February 2018, 19.40:52

Macc and Dover will fall away, it's between us, Trannies Aldershot and Sutton. Fylde will sneak playoffs.
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oldtimer · 3rd February 2018, 19.43:06

Sutton been told they wont be promoted with their pitch by FL so it said on Sky Soccer Saturday. Interesting to see their reaction to that.

John Neals Dynasty · 3rd February 2018, 19.51:23

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Originally Posted by benwilliams

Macc and Dover will fall away, it's between us, Trannies Aldershot and Sutton. Fylde will sneak playoffs.
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Well i tipped Fylde for the play offs when near the bottom but I'm wondering if losing their top striker might change that, as for all the this team has to play this team and that team it's meaningless if football was only that simple, now easy games on the run in, one of our toughest games could be Solihull away they are flying at the min, teams fighting for play offs and teams fighting relegation always throws up unexpected results, so it's the boring I know take each game as its comes.
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3rd February 2018, 18.39:46	#1-0 (permalink)
mitchelltown First Teamer Joined: Jan 2011 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Remaining Fixtures Taking the top 10 from after todays fixtures, that will have to play one another before the season end. Wrexham will have 6 fixtures against top 10 teams. 2 in February 1 home 1 away. 1 in March away 3 in April all at home. Aldershot will have 8 of their fixtures against the top 10 teams, whilst Tranmere have 6 and Sutton 5.

3rd February 2018, 19.12:55	#2-0 (permalink)
Leighton Red Club Captain Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: Yale Stand Real Name: Chris Twitter: @	Re: Remaining Fixtures It’ll all come down to bottle now! Tranmere have the goals, Sutton have their unfair pitch advantage, Wrexham have a defence..then there’s Aldershot. Can’t have Macclesfield given their off the field issues and their fixtures and with Fylde seven points back with 14 to play I think they are too far back. If we consider we have one of our more difficult games last then we stand a great chance as long as we don’t lose to our rivals when we play them IMO. COYR!!

3rd February 2018, 19.16:17	#3-0 (permalink)
Tom wafc Club Captain Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Remaining Fixtures Just take it one game at a time, no point worrying about other teams it's up to us now.

3rd February 2018, 19.17:56	#4-0 (permalink)
Wiltshire_Red Legend Joined: Jan 2008 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Remaining Fixtures 17 and 20 February have some interesting games, which could start to split the pack 17th Aldershot v Macc Sutton v Wrexham Tranmere v Bromley Improving Solihull v Dover 20th Aldershot v Bromley Dover v Dagenham Solihull v Wrexham Tranmere v Macc 4 points for us would be a good but difficult return

3rd February 2018, 19.34:23	#6-0 (permalink)
Leighton Red Club Captain Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: Yale Stand Real Name: Chris Twitter: @	Re: Remaining Fixtures Going to sound silly but some of the relegation threatened teams are going to be tough to play and Sutton have them all...no one wants oblivion after all!! COYR!!

3rd February 2018, 19.40:52	#7-0 (permalink)
benwilliams Taking coaching badges Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Remaining Fixtures Macc and Dover will fall away, it's between us, Trannies Aldershot and Sutton. Fylde will sneak playoffs. Posted via mobile theme

3rd February 2018, 19.43:06	#8-0 (permalink)
oldtimer First Teamer Joined: Jul 2009 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Remaining Fixtures Sutton been told they wont be promoted with their pitch by FL so it said on Sky Soccer Saturday. Interesting to see their reaction to that.