All against teams in the top eight.
Saints (A)
Ipswich (H)
Cardiff (A)
Leicester (H)
Sunderland (A)
Too early in the season for anything to be make or break but if we're still in or around playoffs by the end of that run I'd be happy.
Ipswich probably represents our best chance at three points as they do concede goals and chances. If we could beat them, keep the home unbeaten run going vs Leicester and maybe pick up a bonus win at Cardiff/Sunderland that would be a good/realistic return.
Anything above 7 points would be a fantastic return IMO
(11-10-2023, 01:29 PM)Ted Maul Wrote: [ -> ]Ipswich probably represents our best chance at three points as they do concede goals and chances. If we could beat them, keep the home unbeaten run going vs Leicester and maybe pick up a bonus win at Cardiff/Sunderland that would be a good/realistic return.
Ipswich and Cardiff are both winnable. We just rarely turn up against Cardiff
9 points or more would be outstanding from those
7-9pts would be more than acceptable. Fully expecting a defeat or two out of that lot.
Saints (A) Draw
Ipswich (H) Win
Cardiff (A) Win
Leicester (H) Lose
Sunderland (A) Draw
8 points.
6 or 7 for me. Probably puts us out of the top 6, but still within touching distance.
(11-10-2023, 01:23 PM)Duffers Wrote: [ -> ]All against teams in the top eight.
Saints (A)
Ipswich (H)
Cardiff (A)
Leicester (H)
Sunderland (A)
Too early in the season for anything to be make or break but if we're still in or around playoffs by the end of that run I'd be happy.
https://wbaunofficial.org.uk/showthread....ight=Games
Traditionally we beat the top sides and struggle against the lower clubs
8 or 9 points from those 5 would be a reasonable return, that should see us still in the play offs.
Ipswich, Saints and Sunderland are threats for us, taking points of those is a bonus.
Leicester are a long way ahead of the rest already, but even they have to have a stumble sooner or later
