Now that a short time has passed, I'm not quite as downbeat any more.
We have 5 games left. We require 3 wins + any points which Huddersfield pick up against Brighton. (Huddersfield have two very easy home fixtures. You have to assume they'll pick up 6 points). Now obviously the unfortunate thing here is that we still have to play Brighton, and a whole further round of games take place, before that game between Huddersfield and Brighton. So there is a realistic possibility that things wont look too rosey for us between now and next Saturday.
I still believe that the "3 wins" part of that equation is certainly do-able. I've had wins down against Hartlepool, Plymouth and Walsall for a long time now (caveat being that Plymouth are relegated by then). It's the "+ any points which Huddersfield pick up against Brighton" which could be the issue.
It it's 0 points, then fantastic. I think we're up - but today's result would suggest they are capable of getting something. I didn't expect them to win today, so I'm certainly not going to put my [Easter] eggs in one basket and say they'll lose at Brighton.
If it's 1 point, then we should still be ok. Brentford have nothing to play for, so despite being a decent side and being the home team, I would fancy us taking a point from that game.
If it's 3 points, then we're in trouble. We would need to either beat Brentford, or match Huddersfield by beating Brighton.
The interesting thing in all of this, purely from a mathematical point of view, is that a point tomorrow doesn't actually do very much for us. At best, it saves us having to get a draw later along the line if required (e.g. away to Brentford if Huddersfield were to themselves draw Brighton). But quite honestly, a draw tomorrow does almost nothing for us from pure mathematical point of view.