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We don't need to win, this situation is similar to the championship season where we lost to Charlton on the final day and could have went down think it was 2007?

He's improved the team, its not great but we'd already be relegated had we stuck with Pressley. I'm waiting to see what players he signs in the summer.

I forgot about Colchester, they won't beat Swindon anyway. Swindon will want to keep momentum going into the play offs

Yes that is the only set of results that will send us down, anything else and we are safe

Yea was just clarifying, there was an implication in this thread from a few that Pressley also performed well in his first 10 games when in fact he didn't

Just to add, Pressley was shite in his first 10 games.

He's an above average player for League 1 standard

Afraid we just have the memories now, other clubs have been moving forward for the last 20 years whereas we have been going backwards. The gap is too wide to bridge.

15th isn't our average position, its our rank based on an average position of 22.2. Basically this list will just tell you who spent the most time in the premier league/top flight over the last 50 years

We won our first two matches back at the Ricoh this season and attendances still dropped. Obviously we were never gonna sustain the crowd for the first match back but there was only 11k at the Yeovil match and even less the next game.

Cheers for that, just what we needed to see.

Tin pot trophy for juggernauts like Crewe, they probably played there third string team.

Crewe beat Sheffield Utd at Bramall lane not long ago

I'd hope getting access to the electronic ticketing system is one of the simpler conversations needed to be had, shouldn't access to it be covered in rent/match day costs?

Bradford are one of the more creative clubs when it come to ticket pricing, they also do flexi cards, basically you pay £50 a year and get half price match day tickets I think

Yep, hopefully more teams will follow there lead. I suspect the price drop is largely driven by the need to fill 20,000 more seats at the Olympic Stadium though.

Our cheapest works out about £12 a game I think

The AL said it comes from this note The person who said it before was Chris West apparently He claimed there had been prejudice against Sisu and that council finance director Chris West later said in a minuted meeting that "hell would freeze over" before the Ricoh was sold to Sisu...

Yep the original post I was replying too was asking if we lose both of our games would 52 points be enough so I was working under the assumption Crewe would beat us and several scenarios if we finished on 52. I think 52 will be enough now myself but not 100% definitely

Basically only one of the teams inside the relegation zone need to overtake us if teams who are outside of the relegation but currently below also overtake us. So only one of Notts County, Leyton Orient or Colchester need to win all there remaining fixture if Crewe, Crawley and Port Vale all...