[Larkin around]

If anyone hasn't worked it out, we can still win on Saturday and be out of the running for 7th if Shrewsbury and Dagenham both win.

Even though we'll be 2 points behind, they play each other on the last day and therefore one team will pick up at least one point but with a far superior goal difference.

We are relying on Notts County and Lincoln. So, as I said earlier, season over.

[1282BLUE]

MurrayBu, on Apr 21 2009, 09:18 PM, said:

If anyone hasn't worked it out, we can still win on Saturday and be out of the running for 7th if Shrewsbury and Dagenham both win.

Even though we'll be 2 points behind, they play each other on the last day and therefore one team will pick up at least one point but with a far superior goal difference.

We are relying on Notts County and Lincoln. So, as I said earlier, season over.

Rochdale might choke yet, away to luton home to gillingham lose em both and we win both should go above them on goal diff then all depends on dagenham and shrewsbury not drawing

[Town_Fan]

1282BLUE, on Apr 21 2009, 10:58 PM, said:

Rochdale might choke yet, away to luton home to gillingham lose em both and we win both should go above them on goal diff then all depends on dagenham and shrewsbury not drawing

I'm getting Deja Vu here, wasnt it last season when we were hoping for Rochdale to mess up and try to gloss over Richardson's management failings?

[Wooden Spoon]

MurrayBu, on Apr 21 2009, 09:31 PM, said:

The Daggers win is one of the final nails in our inevitable coffin. If there's any consolation, I'd rather them make the play-offs than Shrewsbury.

You have to admire what Still has done.

A budget thats a fraction of ours, gates less than half, and players signed from as low in the league pyramid as the Essex county div 2, like Paul Benson from white ensign.

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[Town_Fan]

death, on Apr 22 2009, 05:05 AM, said:

You have to admire what Still has done.

A budget thats a fraction of ours, gates less than half, and players signed from as low in the league pyramid as the Essex county div 2, like Paul Benson from white ensign.

You have no idea what the relative wage budgets are, we cant possibly compete with Dagenham......

Oh hang on... sorry wrong log in.....

[Larkin around]

death, on Apr 22 2009, 05:05 AM, said:

You have to admire what Still has done.

A budget thats a fraction of ours, gates less than half, and players signed from as low in the league pyramid as the Essex county div 2, like Paul Benson from white ensign.

Could we tempt him up to North East Derbyshire? Great lower league manager - people had them to finish in the bottom 2 this season.

[Wooden Spoon]

MurrayBu, on Apr 22 2009, 12:28 PM, said:

Could we tempt him up to North East Derbyshire? Great lower league manager - people had them to finish in the bottom 2 this season.

Not sure, been in and London all his life. We could do much worse.

Andy Hessenthaler would be a good shout. Kept the gills in the CCC for a year, and has had 2 run away championship wins with Dover. Knows the lower leagues etc.

Town_Fan, on Apr 22 2009, 10:34 AM, said:

You have no idea what the relative wage budgets are, we cant possibly compete with Dagenham......

Oh hang on... sorry wrong log in.....

sorry jester, my mistake, his budget could be bigger than ours..........

[Webster]

death, on Apr 22 2009, 02:45 PM, said:

Not sure, been in and London all his life. We could do much worse.

Andy Hessenthaler would be a good shout. Kept the gills in the CCC for a year, and has had 2 run away championship wins with Dover. Knows the lower leagues etc.




sorry jester, my mistake, his budget could be bigger than ours..........

Id still go with either Hill or Knilly both worked with far less finances and produced good football to boot