up or dow?

By TG4EVA
October 22 2009

Here are the fact's so Ipswich can avoid religation but it is not looking good

All I can say it does not look 

Team's have to have atleast 53 point's to stay up.

We need 46 point's now before May with 33 game's to go it means we need 1.4 point's per game and we have got 7 point's from 13 we are getting 0.54 point's per game.

Ipswich need to win from now to end of season  1 in every 2 games to stay up

Good thing is though Leicester went down 2008 with 52 point's 3 teams have stayed up with 49 point's so we could do it but we do not want to stay up like that.

If we lose Saturday we can say we are truely in a dog fright at the bottom.

But Tuesday night was a good sign and we hope for good thing's to come.

If we win on our 14th try it could be a start to the slow climb up the Championship table what all fan's are hoping for.

Though this is no way in our site's and the last thing on our mind's. What would we need to do to make the play off's?

(Apart from a miracle)

What we need really if we hope for that lol

Bolton made them in 2000 with 76 point's though Watford needed 70 points 2 Season's ago. So Ipswich really need 73 to make it.

This means we need 66 points in the next 33 games and we would need 2 points every game. So this would mean atleast a win at home and draw away.

So we can really just dream for that right now.

So really lets advoid the drop and start the fright starting Saturday.

Fact file to save being religated looking good or not?

Discussion started by Singing The Blues (IP Logged), 22/10/2009 15:10

Singing The Blues
22/10/2009 15:10

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