Forget About The Cup

For now any way.


It's a big big day on Saturday which could see major changes at the top of the table.


The Spammers are at home to Millwall and the media spotlight will be on this one unfortunately for the wrong reasons.Under such hostile conditions could Kenny Jackets boys pull off a cheeky away win?


The other key fixture Brum v Saints will also be a tough encounter and may determine positions at the top.Holloway's Blackpool are no pushovers and will be aiming for three points.I can't see Blackpool setting up to park the bus infront of goal Mr.Holloway will motivate his lads for this one.

Take a look at the table as it stands,potentially it could look very different by Saturday evening.

Whatever happens:

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What cup?

 

Did I mention cup Taff.

 

I usually have a mug.

Anyway, I thought we'd been knocked out by WBA.

 

Think the run in is going to be even tougher this year, twelfth place are only 5pts from 4th !!! I think the Hammers may bottle it

 

I prefer a pint glass or large wine glass myself. Got a nice bottle of Shiraz lined up for tonight.

 

Quick question for you,what is special about this game compared to the remaining games?

 

for this game we're chasing top spot, for the remaining games we'll be keeping it

 

Nice one H.

How about it's our last Saturday home game of the season with a 3.00 pm kick off now the Hull game has been put back.

Also, Blackpool are the only side to wear orange at CCS - Hull play in Amber and Watford in yellow.

Also, it is the only time Ollie will manage a side here unless he takes over at Leeds.

 

Blue!
Correct m8,our last 3:00pm home game of the season.How strange does that sound with all the games left?

I like the other answers though.

 

Ah yes. He's back from suspension isn't he. Hi BfB.

Bobby, when we got through that semi final, I feared we may take our eye off the big prize, but MM has me really believing some of the great cliches in football, especially the one that goes "one game at a time". In many ways he seems able to get his players to overcome human nature, and I don't think we need to worry about players not giving 100% for fear of injuries prior to the game at CCS East. He certainly got them refocussed at St Mary's where they put in a great shift.

As you say, there are some fascinating games this weekend, and yes, I think there could be a (footballing) upset at Upton Park. Anything can happen in a local derby especially when it's as highly charged as that one.