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Post by pucklechurchgas on Apr 30, 2016 16:34:03 GMT
If we did end up in the play offs, does anyone know what dates we would most likely be playing?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2016 16:38:51 GMT
If we did end up in the play offs, does anyone know what dates we would most likely be playing? Sky Bet League 2 – Match A Leg 1: Thursday 12th May (7.45pm) Leg 2: Sunday 15th May (6.00pm) Sky Bet League 2 – Match B Leg 1: Saturday 14th May (7.30pm) Leg 2: Wednesday 18th May (7.45pm) |
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Post by speedwellgas on Apr 30, 2016 16:39:13 GMT
So proud of the club st the moment, one game to go and can still finish second.
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Post by mariobalotelli on Apr 30, 2016 16:41:08 GMT
I dunno how everyone is so positive. I feel gutted right now. Really feel Wycombe next week at Oxford is our slight hope left. People can say we have had a good season whatever which yes we have but that can't mask up how disappointed I feel right now. Disappointed with what? All we had to do was win today and we did. Lighten up, we go into next week chasing Oxford and Accrington. The pressure will be on them a lot more than us. |
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Post by bluegas on Apr 30, 2016 16:42:25 GMT
Hell! Sat in a tea room having a pot of Yorkshire & Steve Yates walks by!! Saw me & nodded. Wos he doing walking round York on his own???
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Post by eastville1966 on Apr 30, 2016 16:42:50 GMT
OK - so 2 years back we were safe from relegation having beaten Wycombe the game before last - we couldn't fail to stay up could we! So why is there NO CHANCE that either Oxford or Accrington will fail to win next Saturday whilst Rovers win against D & R i.e. the opposite of what happened to us? I think the game next Saturday could end up being more enjoyable because we're doing the chasing, not the ones being chased. IF we score early and one or both the others don't the pressure will build on them. Either way, it's been our best ever 4th tier season and I'd be reasonably confident about the playoffs if it comes to that. This. |
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Post by speedwellgas on Apr 30, 2016 16:46:15 GMT
Sorry if I've missed it already but was there any news on Matty Taylor's injury?
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Post by gasify on Apr 30, 2016 16:50:39 GMT
OK - so 2 years back we were safe from relegation having beaten Wycombe the game before last - we couldn't fail to stay up could we! So why is there NO CHANCE that either Oxford or Accrington will fail to win next Saturday whilst Rovers win against D & R i.e. the opposite of what happened to us? I think the game next Saturday could end up being more enjoyable because we're doing the chasing, not the ones being chased. IF we score early and one or both the others don't the pressure will build on them. Either way, it's been our best ever 4th tier season and I'd be reasonably confident about the playoffs if it comes to that. How poetic would it be to only be in 3rd place for the last minute of the season. Footballs a funny old game. You only have to go back to the best way to win the prem against your rivals. Let them think they have won it with two minutes left and then score two quick goals. God I would have loved that if I was a Man City fan. Almost at poetic as having a game postponed due to your stand being set of fire by your rivals and then be rearranged as the penultimate game. The rest as they say is history. (Happy 2nd of May everyone!). |
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Post by socrates on Apr 30, 2016 16:50:54 GMT
I agree it doesn't look good... But remember this... Imagine how nervous Poxford and Accy will be come next Saturday... Same as us really. All three clubs need to win is the way all three clubs will see it. |
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Post by Gas Go Marching In on Apr 30, 2016 17:00:17 GMT
I dunno how everyone is so positive. I feel gutted right now. Really feel Wycombe next week at Oxford is our slight hope left. People can say we have had a good season whatever which yes we have but that can't mask up how disappointed I feel right now. Disappointed with what? All we had to do was win today and we did. Lighten up, we go into next week chasing Oxford and Accrington. The pressure will be on them a lot more than us. That's next week. At this moment I am disappointed. I'm not criticising us just felt this was our best opportunity of getting top 3 and for a long time today it looked possible one might slip up. |
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Post by xplosivgas on Apr 30, 2016 17:07:31 GMT
About an hour ago I was feeling totally gutted about Accy's winner. However on reflection, even though we all probably thought this week was the more likely week for our rivals to drop points, I'm feeling more optimistic about our situation.
It'll certainly get interesting if Accy or Oxford go behind and have to score at least twice to win...
Even if it doesn't work out Wimbledon is a decent draw in the play offs and we'll have the second leg at our place. Definitely in with a good chance of going up via play offs...
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Post by BishopstonBRFC on Apr 30, 2016 17:24:02 GMT
I dunno how everyone is so positive. I feel gutted right now. Really feel Wycombe next week at Oxford is our slight hope left. People can say we have had a good season whatever which yes we have but that can't mask up how disappointed I feel right now. We couldn't have done any more today. No way I'm going to feel disappointed after teaching a team a lesson at their own ground. |
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Post by 2nd May 1990 on Apr 30, 2016 17:33:11 GMT
What a weird atmosphere, sat amongst very placid but disappointed York fans, who didn't raise one song over the whole 90 minutes, looking across at our brilliant support, who celebrated wildly for a minute before realising Accy had scored and not Wycombe. Gut-wrenching. Then, apart from a brief show of love with Manse, it was like a morgue for the last 10 minutes, all around the ground. I am gutted, too. I totally understand GGMI's reaction. When that disappointment wears off though, we have so much to be proud of in our team. We are still in with a chance - pressure can do funny things, and Oxford and Accy will feel it next week. If it's to be the play offs then we have to fancy our chances. If Taylor is injured we have three good strikers champing at the bit. If we don't go up, we're in good shape for next year on and off the field. There are real positives in every scenario. UTG!
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2016 17:33:13 GMT
f**king hate Wycombe! Useless lady gardens What does that make us? Your forgetting we lost both games against Accrington! |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2016 17:36:42 GMT
Christ some of the negativity on here. We did our bit. Nothing more we can do. No use thinking about past games, that's gone. Accrington won again- fair play, they're holding their nerve.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2016 17:41:17 GMT
Accers have conceded more at home than away and not picked up three points in half their home matches,Oxford have a better away record aswell,so still all to play for.
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Post by Gas Go Marching In on Apr 30, 2016 17:43:25 GMT
What a weird atmosphere, sat amongst very placid but disappointed York fans, who didn't raise one song over the whole 90 minutes, looking across at our brilliant support, who celebrated wildly for a minute before realising Accy had scored and not Wycombe. Gut-wrenching. Then, apart from a brief show of love with Manse, it was like a morgue for the last 10 minutes, all around the ground. I am gutted, too. I totally understand GGMI's reaction. When that disappointment wears off though, we have so much to be proud of in our team. We are still in with a chance - pressure can do funny things, and Oxford and Accy will feel it next week. If it's to be the play offs then we have to fancy our chances. If Taylor is injured we have three good strikers champing at the bit. If we don't go up, we're in good shape for next year on and off the field. There are real positives in every scenario. UTG! Well at least someone understands how I feel! This sums it up very well. |
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Post by 2nd May 1990 on Apr 30, 2016 17:47:15 GMT
What a weird atmosphere, sat amongst very placid but disappointed York fans, who didn't raise one song over the whole 90 minutes, looking across at our brilliant support, who celebrated wildly for a minute before realising Accy had scored and not Wycombe. Gut-wrenching. Then, apart from a brief show of love with Manse, it was like a morgue for the last 10 minutes, all around the ground. I am gutted, too. I totally understand GGMI's reaction. When that disappointment wears off though, we have so much to be proud of in our team. We are still in with a chance - pressure can do funny things, and Oxford and Accy will feel it next week. If it's to be the play offs then we have to fancy our chances. If Taylor is injured we have three good strikers champing at the bit. If we don't go up, we're in good shape for next year on and off the field. There are real positives in every scenario. UTG! Well at least someone understands how I feel! This sums it up very well. Yep, fair play. I can totally understand why anyone who was there today felt gutted. We went through the wringer. Don't understand why you were getting grief. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2016 17:55:35 GMT
its hard not to feel glum as we were very close to having promotion in our own hands,just a natural feeling i reckon
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2016 18:03:53 GMT
Well at least someone understands how I feel! This sums it up very well. Yep, fair play. I can totally understand why anyone who was there today felt gutted. We went through the wringer. Don't understand why you were getting grief. 'Don't understand why you were getting grief.' Maybe because he was calling other Rovers fans dickheads & scum had something to do with it? |
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