Guest Col city fan Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 I made the point in another thread that Brighton cruised to victory this afternoon over high-flying Palace. That puts us even on points. We are still 6th on goal difference. This surely makes the imminent away game at Brighton the proverbial 6-pointer. Amazingly really, dropping out of the play-off places has now become a very real possibility. Are we going to do it? Where will City finish this season given the following fixtures: Home to Millwall Away to Barnsley Away to Brighton Home to Brum Home to Bolton Away to Palace Home to Watford Away to Forest Opinions please......
Harry - LCFC Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 5th after dropping out of the POs briefly. People seem to forget how good we were before this blip, I don't think we'll continue as we have been doing. We'll sort ourselves out.
Happy Fox Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 Finish 5th with a new man in charge (MON) and beat the Palarse at Wembley.
Bluetintedspecs Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 You say about Brighton mate Millwall and Barnsley tough hurdles first!
Mark_w Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 I was predicting 4th at the start of the season, reckon we'll end up 5th now, can't see Forest's good run continuing for the rest of the season. Palace/Forest and Udinese Reserves/Leicester in the Play-Offs I reckon.
johnny the fox Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 who knows? its a crap shoot, (no pun intended) All I know for a fact is.. every team above us apart from Cardiff have had a new manager this season..
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 6th. We'll beat Watford, Brum, Barsnley Millwall and draw Bolton, Palace and Forest. Will just get us enough points for top six
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 Pessimistic finish 7th Optimistic finish 6th
LJS Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 On current form I can't see us more than three of those. Six of them look like defeats to me. If that's right then we're probably looking at somewhere between 8th and 10th. Urgh. I'd get rid now. It's worth risking the fillip for a play off place. There's nothing I'd love more than us to do a West Brom or Stoke and build our way to success. But stability is no good if it gets you nowhere and I think we could give Pearson ten years and not win promotion.
Spiritwalker Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 2 home wins and 2 home draws is all I can see coming from these games which gives us 8pts not enough me thinks.
Strawberry Sebastian Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 We'll finish 4th! come on boys lets get behind the lads and give them that extra boost they need to turn it around. No point booing moaning complaining lets get behind them
LJS Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 I am getting behind them. When I'm in that ground I go because I want them to win. People need to stop confusing thinking Pearson should go with not getting behind the team. They also need to realise that all the support in the world will make no difference if the manager can't get them up for it.
z-layrex Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 I honestly don't know which way it's going to go. We could carry on like this and finish mid table, or we could suddenly turn it all around and go back to how we were. This is Leicester and i've long since stopped trying to predict our form.
Lambert09 Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 We will finish in the play-off's, need to believe that to stay sane
Donut Posted 17 March 2013 Posted 17 March 2013 The only two games i see us winning are Millwall and Birmingham. I think we will lose all of the away games as well
halferowley2 Posted 18 March 2013 Posted 18 March 2013 If we get our form back we are capable of winning all these matches, if we dont get our form back we are capable of losing the lot. All I know is I will get to the games and cheer them on, where ever we finish I am still a LCFC supporter.
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