All League 2 Predictions for 14/15/16/17 starting FRIDAY yup FRIDAY Dont be Late

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antipodean exile

antipodean exile

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Well a bit of crash and burning this week saw Woopert and Meowth with 9 Born Pompey with 8 and really the rest of us about as useful as an ashtray on a motor bike - SB3 6 Devo and Anti on 5 and Hermy with a wrist slashing 2 and don't know what happened to Eastney hopefully he will return bigger and better next week - now with another player joining him in the 90's Sb3 will be feeling some hot breath on the back of his neck I of course use this term in the horse racing sense this - leaves our table thus:-

SB3 - 97
Woopert - 92
Hermy - 87
Devo - 85
Eastney - 84
Anti - 84
Born Pompey - 84
Meowth - 81

So things have tightened up a little and the trick for this upcoming week is to remember the first game is on FRIDAY which is a day where the forecast temp here will be 40centigrade which usually means women and children running to their houses screaming as I walk around the garden in bathers - right that's enough dribble - think hard think long and get 'em in

Fri 14 Nov 2014 - League Two

Cambridge v Northampton 19:45

Sat 15 Nov 2014 - League Two

Plymouth v Portsmouth 12:05
Morecambe v Bury 14:30
Wimbledon v Dag & Red 15:00
Carlisle v Accrington 15:00
Luton v Tranmere 15:00
Shrewsbury v Mansfield 15:00
Southend v Hartlepool 15:00
Stevenage v Cheltenham 15:00
York v Oxford Utd 15:00

Sun 16 Nov 2014 - League Two

Newport v Exeter 15:00

Mon 17 Nov 2014 - League Two

Wycombe v Burton 19:45
 
antipodean exile said:
Well a bit of crash and burning this week saw Woopert and Meowth with 9 Born Pompey with 8 and really the rest of us about as useful as an ashtray on a motor bike - SB3 6 Devo and Anti on 5 and Hermy with a wrist slashing 2 and don't know what happened to Eastney hopefully he will return bigger and better next week - now with another player joining him in the 90's Sb3 will be feeling some hot breath on the back of his neck I of course use this term in the horse racing sense this - leaves our table thus:-

SB3 - 97
Woopert - 92
Hermy - 87
Devo - 85
Eastney - 84
Anti - 84
Born Pompey - 84
Meowth - 81

So things have tightened up a little and the trick for this upcoming week is to remember the first game is on FRIDAY which is a day where the forecast temp here will be 40centigrade which usually means women and children running to their houses screaming as I walk around the garden in bathers - right that's enough dribble - think hard think long and get 'em in

Fri 14 Nov 2014 - League Two

Cambridge v Northampton 19:45

Sat 15 Nov 2014 - League Two

Plymouth v Portsmouth 12:05
Morecambe v Bury 14:30
Wimbledon v Dag & Red 15:00
Carlisle v Accrington 15:00
Luton v Tranmere 15:00
Shrewsbury v Mansfield 15:00
Southend v Hartlepool 15:00
Stevenage v Cheltenham 15:00
York v Oxford Utd 15:00

Sun 16 Nov 2014 - League Two

Newport v Exeter 15:00

Mon 17 Nov 2014 - League Two

Wycombe v Burton 19:45
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Fri 14 Nov 2014 - League Two

Cambridge 2 v Northampton 1

Sat 15 Nov 2014 - League Two

Plymouth 1 v Portsmouth 1
Morecambe 1 v Bury 1
Wimbledon 2 v Dag & Red 1
Carlisle 0 v Accrington 0
Luton 2 v Tranmere 0
Shrewsbury 1 v Mansfield 0
Southend 3 v Hartlepool 0
Stevenage 2 v Cheltenham 1
York 1 v Oxford Utd 0

Sun 16 Nov 2014 - League Two

Newport 2 v Exeter 0

Mon 17 Nov 2014 - League Two

Wycombe 0 v Burton 2
 
antipodean exile said:
Well a bit of crash and burning this week saw Woopert and Meowth with 9 Born Pompey with 8 and really the rest of us about as useful as an ashtray on a motor bike - SB3 6 Devo and Anti on 5 and Hermy with a wrist slashing 2 and don't know what happened to Eastney hopefully he will return bigger and better next week - now with another player joining him in the 90's Sb3 will be feeling some hot breath on the back of his neck I of course use this term in the horse racing sense this - leaves our table thus:-

SB3 - 97
Woopert - 92
Hermy - 87
Devo - 85
Eastney - 84
Anti - 84
Born Pompey - 84
Meowth - 81

So things have tightened up a little and the trick for this upcoming week is to remember the first game is on FRIDAY which is a day where the forecast temp here will be 40centigrade which usually means women and children running to their houses screaming as I walk around the garden in bathers - right that's enough dribble - think hard think long and get 'em in

Fri 14 Nov 2014 - League Two

Cambridge v Northampton 19:45

Sat 15 Nov 2014 - League Two

Plymouth v Portsmouth 12:05
Morecambe v Bury 14:30
Wimbledon v Dag & Red 15:00
Carlisle v Accrington 15:00
Luton v Tranmere 15:00
Shrewsbury v Mansfield 15:00
Southend v Hartlepool 15:00
Stevenage v Cheltenham 15:00
York v Oxford Utd 15:00

Sun 16 Nov 2014 - League Two

Newport v Exeter 15:00

Mon 17 Nov 2014 - League Two

Wycombe v Burton 19:45
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Centigrade doesn't exist. You mean Celsius.
 
*sigh*
Depending on how old you are, you might read 40°C as 40 degrees Celsius or 40 degrees centigrade. Why are there two names for °C and what's the difference? Here's the answer:
Celsius and centigrade are two names for essentially the same temperature scale (with slight differences). The centigrade scale is divided into degrees based on dividing the temperature between which water freezes and boils into 100 equal gradients or degrees. The word centigrade comes from "centi-" for 100 and "grade" for gradients. The centigrade scale was introduced in 1744 and remained the primary scale of temperature until 1948. In 1948 the CGPM (Conference General des Poids et Measures) decided to standardize several units of measurement, including the temperature scale. Since the "grade" was in use as a unit (including the "centigrade"), a new name was chosen for the temperature scale: Celsius.

I am an age where I still use centigrade which as you will read above still exists - for those of a certain vintage <whistle>
 
Fri 14 Nov 2014 - League Two

Cambridge 2v1 Northampton 19:45

Sat 15 Nov 2014 - League Two

Plymouth 2v2Portsmouth 12:05
Morecambe 0v1 Bury 14:30
Wimbledon 1v1 Dag & Red 15:00
Carlisle 1v2 Accrington 15:00
Luton 2v1 Tranmere 15:00
Shrewsbury 3v1 Mansfield 15:00
Southend 2v0 Hartlepool 15:00
Stevenage 1v1 Cheltenham 15:00
York 1v2 Oxford Utd 15:00

Sun 16 Nov 2014 - League Two

Newport 1v1 Exeter 15:00

Mon 17 Nov 2014 - League Two

Wycombe 2v2 Burton 19:45

:emoticon-0159-musicI'm coming for you, I'm coming for youuuu, oi SB3, I'm coming for you!!:emoticon-0159-music
 
antipodean exile said:
*sigh*
Depending on how old you are, you might read 40°C as 40 degrees Celsius or 40 degrees centigrade. Why are there two names for °C and what's the difference? Here's the answer:
Celsius and centigrade are two names for essentially the same temperature scale (with slight differences). The centigrade scale is divided into degrees based on dividing the temperature between which water freezes and boils into 100 equal gradients or degrees. The word centigrade comes from "centi-" for 100 and "grade" for gradients. The centigrade scale was introduced in 1744 and remained the primary scale of temperature until 1948. In 1948 the CGPM (Conference General des Poids et Measures) decided to standardize several units of measurement, including the temperature scale. Since the "grade" was in use as a unit (including the "centigrade"), a new name was chosen for the temperature scale: Celsius.

I am an age where I still use centigrade which as you will read above still exists - for those of a certain vintage
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Since the factual unit of temperature is Celsius, Centigrade doesn't really exist. Fahrenheit is for ridiculous people.
 
Cambridge 1 v Northampton 1

Plymouth 1 v Portsmouth 2
Morecambe 1 v Bury 3
Wimbledon 2 v Dag & Red 1
Carlisle 0 v Accrington 2
Luton 3 v Tranmere 1
Shrewsbury 2 v Mansfield 0
Southend 4 v Hartlepool 1
Stevenage 2 v Cheltenham 2
York 1 v Oxford Utd 1

Newport 0 v Exeter 0

Wycombe 2 v Burton 1

Cheers Anti <ok>
 
Fri 14 Nov 2014 - League Two

Cambridge v Northampton 19:45 2-1

Sat 15 Nov 2014 - League Two

Plymouth v Portsmouth 12:05 0-1
Morecambe v Bury 14:30 1-3
Wimbledon v Dag & Red 15:00 2-1
Carlisle v Accrington 15:00 0-0
Luton v Tranmere 15:00 2-0
Shrewsbury v Mansfield 15:00 2-0
Southend v Hartlepool 15:00 3-1
Stevenage v Cheltenham 15:00 2-1
York v Oxford Utd 15:00 1-2

Sun 16 Nov 2014 - League Two

Newport v Exeter 15:00 2-1

Mon 17 Nov 2014 - League Two

Wycombe v Burton 19:45 3-2
 
Pie! said:
Since the factual unit of temperature is Celsius, Centigrade doesn't really exist. Fahrenheit is for ridiculous people.
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I'm with anti on this one, Pie!

As for Fahrenheit...... a great way to define summer temperatures, just as Celsius/Centigrade is spot-on for winter...room for all!
 
Here are Devo's

14/11

Cambridge 1-1 Northampton

15/11

Plymouth 2-0 Pompey
Morecambe 3-2 Bury
Wimbledon 4-1 Dag & Red
Carlisle 2-2 Accrington
Luton 5-1 Tranmere
Shrewsbury 3-0 Mansfield
Southend 4-0 Hartlepool
Stevenage 0-1 Cheltenham
York 2-1 Oxford

16/11

Newport 3-3 Exeter

17/11

Wycombe 3-2 Burton
 
Fri 14 Nov 2014 - League Two

Cambridge v Northampton 19:45 2 - 1

Sat 15 Nov 2014 - League Two

Plymouth v Portsmouth 12:05 2 - 1
Morecambe v Bury 14:30 3 - 2
Wimbledon v Dag & Red 15:00 2 - 0
Carlisle v Accrington 15:00 1 - 3
Luton v Tranmere 15:00 4 - 1
Shrewsbury v Mansfield 15:00 3 - 0
Southend v Hartlepool 15:00 4 - 0
Stevenage v Cheltenham 15:00 2 - 2
York v Oxford Utd 15:00 1 - 1

Sun 16 Nov 2014 - League Two

Newport v Exeter 15:00 2 - 1

Mon 17 Nov 2014 - League Two

Wycombe v Burton 19:45 1 - 2
 
Whoops! Without looking, I'm guessing Cambridge 2-1 Northampton.

Sat 15 Nov 2014 - League Two

Plymouth 1v1 Portsmouth 12:05
Morecambe 2v2 Bury 14:30
Wimbledon 1v1 Dag & Red 15:00
Carlisle 2v0 Accrington 15:00
Luton 1v1 Tranmere 15:00
Shrewsbury 3v1 Mansfield 15:00
Southend 2v0 Hartlepool 15:00
Stevenage 3v2 Cheltenham 15:00
York 1v2 Oxford Utd 15:00

Sun 16 Nov 2014 - League Two

Newport 1v0 Exeter 15:00

Mon 17 Nov 2014 - League Two

Wycombe 1v1 Burton 19:45
 
These won't count but below for what it's worth are mine
Fri 14 Nov 2014 - League Two

Cambridge 1 v 1 Northampton 19:45

Sat 15 Nov 2014 - League Two

Plymouth 2 v 1 Portsmouth 12:05
Morecambe 1v 1 Bury 14:30
Wimbledon 2 v 1 Dag & Red 15:00
Carlisle 2 v 0 Accrington 15:00
Luton 2 v 1Tranmere 15:00
Shrewsbury 2 v 0 Mansfield 15:00
Southend 3 v 1 Hartlepool 15:00
Stevenage 1 v 1 Cheltenham 15:00
York 1 v 2 Oxford Utd 15:00

Sun 16 Nov 2014 - League Two

Newport 2 v 0 Exeter 15:00

Mon 17 Nov 2014 - League Two

Wycombe 2 v 1 Burton 19:45
 
Sunday and Monday are good cos they haven't kicked off yet - my page shows your post at 02.33am which is 1533 your time so unless you do some frantic lobbying amongst the bretheren unfortunately they wont count sorry.....
 
Wooperts_duck said:
Fri 14 Nov 2014 - League Two

Cambridge 2v1 Northampton 19:45

Sat 15 Nov 2014 - League Two

Plymouth 2v2Portsmouth 12:05
Morecambe 0v1 Bury 14:30
Wimbledon 1v1 Dag & Red 15:00
Carlisle 1v2 Accrington 15:00
Luton 2v1 Tranmere 15:00
Shrewsbury 3v1 Mansfield 15:00
Southend 2v0 Hartlepool 15:00
Stevenage 1v1 Cheltenham 15:00
York 1v2 Oxford Utd 15:00

Sun 16 Nov 2014 - League Two

Newport 1v1 Exeter 15:00

Mon 17 Nov 2014 - League Two

Wycombe 2v2 Burton 19:45

:emoticon-0159-musicI'm coming for you, I'm coming for youuuu, oi SB3, I'm coming for you!!:emoticon-0159-music
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I went for a walk this afternoon with my kids at the Arundel Wetlands Reserve and had some sodding great Duck with its bill right up my arse, that , I hope was not you Woopert or one of your relatives?<grr><laugh>
 
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