Provided we don't get a 10 point deduction, which will almost certainly condemn us to NL football next season, what is the likelihood of us being relegated? There are 5 teams on 40 points and one on 41. Broadly speaking I would reckon that at least 2 of those 6 teams will lose 4 matches from their remaining 7/8 games. That would mean that those 2 teams will end up with a maximum of 52 points. This would require us to gain 4 points from our remaining 9 games. I cannot imagine how we can fail to achieve that. However, if we are deducted 10 points we will need 14 points from those 9 games. Possible but very difficult. Games remaining Tue 19 Mar Bradford v Wycombe Sat 23 Mar Burton Albion v Wycombe Fri 29 Mar Wycombe v Accrington Mon 1 Apr Morecambe v Wycombe Sat 6 Apr Oxford Utd v Wycombe Sat 13 Apr Wycombe v Aldershot Tue 16 Apr Wycombe v Northampton - re-arranged date Sat 20 Apr Barnet v Wycombe Sat 27 Apr Wycombe v Port Vale
Beat Accrington and help them on their way to non-league football and that would create a 12 point margin (with today's league table) - you then need 5 teams to leap-frog Wycombe before they enter the relegation spots - no chance I really hope I have not jinxed the Chair Boys again
i hope 2 of accrington, plymouth, york and toquay go down to save some of the longer journeys! by the same token, it would be helpful if exeter or rotherham went up!!!
I don't want Plymouth to go down as they're well supported and a famous old club,Accrington can go as far as i'm concerned and maybe York.
