Cowshed Kid
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You just couldn't have written those scores today. Fair play to those teams that did us favours today even though there was nothing in it for them.
It would be brilliant if we could deny Bury's celebrations on Tuesday and take it to an incredibly exciting last day!Yeovil are down after leading 2-0. FGR now play-offs only.
The best possible set of results for us. As things stand, we are still in with a chance of automatic promotion. This is what needs to happen.
1. We need to win our last two matches.
2, EITHER Bury lose at home to Port Vale OR Mansfield and MK Dons draw their match.
However, if Bury win on Tuesday, they can celebrate at our expense and at our ground.
Bury actually only need a point on Tuesday, which could change the dynamic of the game.Yeovil are down after leading 2-0. FGR now play-offs only.
The best possible set of results for us. As things stand, we are still in with a chance of automatic promotion. This is what needs to happen.
1. We need to win our last two matches.
2, EITHER Bury lose at home to Port Vale OR Mansfield and MK Dons draw their match.
However, if Bury win on Tuesday, they can celebrate at our expense and at our ground.
Yes, that's the only downside of these results. If we don't win, you must wonder what would have happened if the game had been played today in decent conditions. But you can't have it all.Bury actually only need a point on Tuesday, which could change the dynamic of the game.
It might play in to our hands, as Bury are nowhere near as good defensively as they are going forward.Yes, that's the only downside of these results. If we don't win, you must wonder what would have happened if the game had been played today in decent conditions. But you can't have it all.
Any punishment would probably come into force next season, so I doubt there will any benefit for us. If they go into administration over the summer, this season's points total would be unaffected.Could Bury's winding-up petition, postponed until 15 May, have any bearing on the promotion race? Could they be docked points this season? If so, what would happen, given that the play-off semis would already have been played?
I am not sure that is true. Knowing they only need a point could increase their anxiety (look at today's events). I don't think they are capable of playing defensively, so I doubt it will change their approach.Unsure if it makes things easier or harder for us, but the results will have taken a great deal of pressure off Bury.
I think Bury would back themselves to get at least a point from their home game with Port Vale and so the game against us is like a free-hit. Agree that they are likely to adopt an attacking approach as that's what they're best equiped to do.I am not sure that is true. Knowing they only need a point could increase their anxiety (look at today's events). I don't think they are capable of playing defensively, so I doubt it will change their approach.
On the other hand, we now have massive additional motivation.
They will still be feeling the pressure on Tuesday. We are a good side, with an excellent home record and they will know a defeat is possible. They would then need a result on the final day and, as we have seen, anything can happen in ninety minutes of football.I think Bury would back themselves to get at least a point from their home game with Port Vale and so the game against us is like a free-hit.
I would still expect a crowd of 10,000 plus. The match is arguably bigger for both clubs than it was at 3pm this afternoon.How many do you think will be there on Tuesday night? Personally, it's unlikely I'll make it and suspect that there will be a fair few ST holders and others with tickets now unable to make the game. You'd expect a good turnout from Bury, given they may seal their promotion on the night.