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League One 2022-23
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WelshAddick said:3 Gloucestershire teams. That must be a first for us.1
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Gloucester cricket headquarters is in Bristol. North Bristol support Gloucestershire south Bristol people support Somerset.0
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Bristol Rovers's ground is in Horfield, a suburb of the city of Bristol, in southwest England. It lies on Bristol's northern edge, its border with Filton marking part of the boundary between Bristol and South Gloucestershire.
Horfield
Boundaries of the city council wardPopulation 12,826 (2011.Ward)[1] OS grid reference ST597769 Unitary authority Ceremonial county Region Country England United Kingdom
Therefore Bristol Rovers are in the county if Bristol, not Gloucestershire, just as Charlton is in London, not Kent.0 -
I've gone for Bolton .. though it could be Notlob (14/1)0
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The table looks much better in alphabetical order. We’re 7th.2
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Scoham said:
I am confident to say we won’t be challenging for top 2. I don’t think we have that game changer yet up top. For example, if we had Fosu or Holmes from Robbo season then I would say that is the final piece for us. Don’t see DJ, Kirk or CBT getting anywhere double figures even if they all played 40 games+ for us.
Simply put to guarantee top 6 we need a minimum of 20 more points than we got last season. To achieve this we need to keep more clean sheets and score more goals. Definitely think we are in a better position to keep more clean sheets now as we have a better midfield and full backs.
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Sillybilly said:The table looks much better in alphabetical order. We’re 7th.
Still miss out by one place...tel ya what, we stick with the CAFC, and Whamo, top six, playoffs here we come...0 -
Ask me on 30th July, but currently I'd say 7th-10th. Still haven't addressed up front & until we do we'll still not score enough to get top 6.1
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A few predictions from me to point and laugh at come May 2023:
Winner: Ipswich
Dark horse: Bolton
Biggest flop: Derby/Barnsley
Charlton: 5th
Straight back down: Forest Green0 -
Winner: Sheffield Wednesday.
Second: Bolton Wanderers
Play-Offs: Ipswich - Peterborough - Charlton - Derby
Relegation: Morecambe - Shrewsbury - Fleetwood - Bristol Rovers
No particular order for Play-Offs / Relegation0 -
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Callumcafc said:
My top 6 in order is: Sheff Wed, Ipswich, Peterborough, Derby, MK and Barnsley
Bottom 4: Morecambe (if they lose Stockton, if not Cheltenham) Forest Green, Burton Albion, Port Vale0 -
Racing Post highlights how Charlton we’re lowest goal scorers in top 15 last season, and how solving that problem appears to be problematic.0
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SouthWest_Addicks said:Racing Post highlights how Charlton we’re lowest goal scorers in top 15 last season, and how solving that problem appears to be problematic.
And then compounding the problem by having a striker (Stockley) who doesn't really fit in with your system. Garner may think he links up play well, but where it matter (in & around the box) Stockley is just not good enough with the ball at his feet.
As it stands we wont be scoring enough to get top 10.
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golfaddick said:SouthWest_Addicks said:Racing Post highlights how Charlton we’re lowest goal scorers in top 15 last season, and how solving that problem appears to be problematic.
And then compounding the problem by having a striker (Stockley) who doesn't really fit in with your system. Garner may think he links up play well, but where it matter (in & around the box) Stockley is just not good enough with the ball at his feet.
As it stands we wont be scoring enough to get top 10.
I would be curious to see how many goals the Swindon players got the season before Garner arrived… They ended up with more goals, shots and possession than anyone in the league.1 -
Sillybilly said:The table looks much better in alphabetical order. We’re 7th.0
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RC_CAFC said:golfaddick said:SouthWest_Addicks said:Racing Post highlights how Charlton we’re lowest goal scorers in top 15 last season, and how solving that problem appears to be problematic.
And then compounding the problem by having a striker (Stockley) who doesn't really fit in with your system. Garner may think he links up play well, but where it matter (in & around the box) Stockley is just not good enough with the ball at his feet.
As it stands we wont be scoring enough to get top 10.
I would be curious to see how many goals the Swindon players got the season before Garner arrived… They ended up with more goals, shots and possession than anyone in the league.0 -
I reckon that Forest Green are going to surprise people. They will be in the top 6 at least until the World Cup period.0
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jimmymelrose said:I reckon that Forest Green are going to surprise people. They will be in the top 6 at least until the World Cup period.Think it’s hard for teams to be a surprise in league 1 now. There’s a clear split down the middle of 12 teams with money and 12 without. Somehow we managed to be the only one of the 12 to not finish in the top half last season but there was a big gap between 11th and the rest. I would expect similar this season but hopefully this time we won’t be in the bottom group3
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jimmymelrose said:I reckon that Forest Green are going to surprise people. They will be in the top 6 at least until the World Cup period.
They only won a couple of games towards the end of last season and nearly blew a something like 20 point lead.0 -
jimmymelrose said:I reckon that Forest Green are going to surprise people. They will be in the top 6 at least until the World Cup period.Bristol Rovers on the other hand I think will have a decent crack at it.1
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jimmymelrose said:I reckon that Forest Green are going to surprise people. They will be in the top 6 at least until the World Cup period.0
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Because people focus too much on the manager and individual players. Success comes from club stability, good planning including planning for such manager / player losses, and dedication to a cause.
I believe that they will use the financial gains made from the loss of the manager and players, and will find the answers.
In short, I have no actual logic, but I have more faith in Forest Green being successful than us.
There was no logic to Charlton and Wimbledon's success in the late eighties. It came down to good planning, teamwork, and other indefinable ingredients necessary in sports.1 -
Bizarre incident in the Shrewsbury vs Accrington game, where Shrewsbury player Tom Flanagan picked up 2 yellows in the same incident, neither for dissent either.0
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Covered End said:jimmymelrose said:I reckon that Forest Green are going to surprise people. They will be in the top 6 at least until the World Cup period.
They only won a couple of games towards the end of last season and nearly blew a something like 20 point lead.0 -
Jimmy Floyd H was pontificating on the TV yesterday .. he'd do well to pay attention to his day job and get his Burton team at it3