Simply means that if we were to lose to Chester, Woking would need to beat Dover as a draw would be of no use to themboyliegladbach wrote: ↑Tue Apr 24, 2018 7:06 amA draw tonight makes no difference to Saturday does it?
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Actually dont think the point at Bromley would make a huge amount of difference to the task on Saturday - though it might to morale. It does cut off the scenario whereby Woking would get a point and survive if Barrow lost and a point v Dover may be the most statistically likely outcome of that game. So I 'd obviously take point at Bromley. However short of winning tonight, both Woking and Barrow will need to be fully focussed on winning on Saturday and whether its a one point margin or goal difference doesn't change that much. And I'd hate to think that we might rest on our laurels on saturday and sit back clinging on to the hope that Woking wont score or win.SKIPPER wrote: ↑Tue Apr 24, 2018 7:55 amSimply means that if we were to lose to Chester, Woking would need to beat Dover as a draw would be of no use to themboyliegladbach wrote: ↑Tue Apr 24, 2018 7:06 am
A draw tonight makes no difference to Saturday does it?
Short of a BAFC win tonight its a winner takes all game on Saturday. Biggest balls wins.
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I think we’ll win on Saturday (anything less doesn’t bear thinking about...) but what does concern me a bit is the way Ady sets up a lot of the time, leaving Luke to chase everything isn’t ideal at anytime - and definitely not in this situation.
I think we need to be at them right from the off and hopefully their young, inexperienced, managerless team will collapse.
0-0 with ten minutes left will probably finish most of us off...
I think we need to be at them right from the off and hopefully their young, inexperienced, managerless team will collapse.
0-0 with ten minutes left will probably finish most of us off...
We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.
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Fingers crossed for an unlikely win tonight. Otherwise, Woking on Saturday will have nothing to lose by going for it, while we could very likely have one of our nervous days.
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Agree Spirit - which is why I wouldn't actually trust a point tonight very much as it muddies the waters with regard to their attitude on Saturday. Dont want them suffering from Andy Cook syndrome (Definition Andy Cook Syndrome : the ability to analyse or process more than one piece of information at a time when receiving a football within range of the opponents goal).spirit of 1990 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 24, 2018 12:39 pm I think we’ll win on Saturday (anything less doesn’t bear thinking about...) but what does concern me a bit is the way Ady sets up a lot of the time, leaving Luke to chase everything isn’t ideal at anytime - and definitely not in this situation.
I think we need to be at them right from the off and hopefully their young, inexperienced, managerless team will collapse.
0-0 with ten minutes left will probably finish most of us off...
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That's about the best argument for us taking a point tonight as it would perk Dovers chances up a bit. Whatever happens they will start the Woking game with a mathematical chance of the play-offs. Because of their goal difference advantage over Ebbsfleet the worst position they would find themselves in tonight is having to win on Saturday and hope others didn't. I cant bring myself to believe that under those circumstances Dover would just not turn up.
There are simply no excuses.
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Win tonight make it simple. 
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Dover are in with a real chance of the playoffs if they win on Saturday. Yes it might depend on how others do, e.g. Fylde (away to Wrexham), but they are bound to be going flat out for a win.
A point tonight at Bromley would mean we’d only be relegated if we lost to Chester and Woking beat Dover. If we got a point tonight, and we lose to Chester, a draw for Woking against Dover wouldn’t be enough for them, and we’d stay up on goal difference. If we lost both games, and Woking get at least a point against Dover, we’d be down.
That’s as I see it - a point tonight would be very valuable.
A point tonight at Bromley would mean we’d only be relegated if we lost to Chester and Woking beat Dover. If we got a point tonight, and we lose to Chester, a draw for Woking against Dover wouldn’t be enough for them, and we’d stay up on goal difference. If we lost both games, and Woking get at least a point against Dover, we’d be down.
That’s as I see it - a point tonight would be very valuable.
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If we lose and Woking win will we go down by 2 points.
If we draw and Woking win we are down by a point.
If Woking draw or lose we are up whatever happens at Holker Street.
Think that’s it.
Let’s just win.
If we draw and Woking win we are down by a point.
If Woking draw or lose we are up whatever happens at Holker Street.
Think that’s it.
Let’s just win.
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Chester 4 points from last 12 games. What could possibly go wrong 
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We are 4/9 to win on Saturday, Woking are 2/1
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On critique of Andy cook..... leading scorer on the league with 26. He scores despite his technical problems it seems.
Btw Rowe is second on 24.
We sign goal scorers but can’t retain
Btw Rowe is second on 24.
We sign goal scorers but can’t retain
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Didn't say Cookie wasn't a great striker just an uncomplicated one. Tranmere nearly messed him up by trying to get him to adapt his play last season and this backfired spectacularly. This season they've been using the mantra "Run, See Goal, Shoot". Works a treat.
On the subject of stats, I believe Woking were actually second in the NL table at the end of October after 15 games with 28 points. This means they've taken only 20 points from the last 30 games. That's pretty gruesome.
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No need for all the scenarios from us fans. Win the game, Simple as that!Hitthebar22 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 24, 2018 9:57 pm If we lose and Woking win will we go down by 2 points.
If we draw and Woking win we are down by a point.
If Woking draw or lose we are up whatever happens at Holker Street.
Think that’s it.
Let’s just win.
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