Port vale

Exactly

Quoted from Reverendmariner

If we get two wins and two draws we'll be safe anyway. I must say I don't care who goes down so long as it's not us.Don't have a very sympathetic view of Port Vale after their fans' behaviour here so it might as well be them.

That would put us on 44 points. Our same total from 09/10. Bad omen imo. I think we need 3 wins.

Quoted from DaleGTFC

Their fans are smashing up their club shop demanding refunds. Their club is as divided as ours, but us fans need to remain strong in remaining weeks, we'll say what needs to be said to Mr Fenty at the end of the season. We are Grimsby Town and we WILL send the Vale down. We have to be positive - starts Friday. We need to pile on the pressure and they'll crack.

Is their non Chairman a narcissistic club deconstructor too. It's our players who are cracking under pressure as they have the breaking strain of a kit-kat. Why does it start Friday, are the players aware of this because as far as I can see they aren't even aware of what they are doing. Don't blame the fans for Fenty's intercourse ups he is solely to blame for the situation we are in, the yes board are just as culpable.

FENTY OUT

Their last result was a draw at the 3rd placed side. That and their display at BP gives a better indicator of our ability to catch them than their fans wanting refunds on socks.

Yep, can't see us keeping Wycombe scoreless like they did.

I'd say that if we don't beat Stevenage on Friday, then it's over.  It doesn't matter what the other scores are this weekend, anything other than a win and I fear we're down.  The table won't look a complete lost cause to the general public who don't really understand our current predicament, no matter how this weekend goes, but if we can't beat Stevenage, we won't beat the other teams either (especially Wycombe and Swindon).

To stay up with an 18+-game winless run sandwiched anywhere in your season would be an absolute miracle, and I can't see it happening.

I really hope I'm wrong, but you'd need a huge amount of blind faith to ignore our current form and think we're gonna turn it around any time soon.  There is absolutely no rule that says we'll win any of the remaining games, it's quite conceivable we'll start the 2018/19 season down in the conference and without a win in the whole of 2018.  What a thought.

Quoted from Heisenberg

I'd say that if we don't beat Stevenage on Friday, then it's over.  It doesn't matter what the other scores are this weekend, anything other than a win and I fear we're down.  The table won't look a complete lost cause to the general public who don't really understand our current predicament, no matter how this weekend goes, but if we can't beat Stevenage, we won't beat the other teams either (especially Wycombe and Swindon).

To stay up with an 18+-game winless run sandwiched anywhere in your season would be an absolute miracle, and I can't see it happening.

I really hope I'm wrong, but you'd need a huge amount of blind faith to ignore our current form and think we're gonna turn it around any time soon.  There is absolutely no rule that says we'll win any of the remaining games, it's quite conceivable we'll start the 2018/19 season down in the conference and without a win in the whole of 2018.  What a thought.

Yeah, agree with all of this. Really feel Friday is make or break.

It will be about mental strength as much as the football. The pressure will be on so who can handle it? Probably need an early goal to settle things down and lift confidence and the crowd.

It will be about mental strength as much as the football. The pressure will be on so who can handle it? Probably need an early goal to settle things down and lift confidence and the crowd.

Quoted from Heisenberg

I'd say that if we don't beat Stevenage on Friday, then it's over.  It doesn't matter what the other scores are this weekend, anything other than a win and I fear we're down.  The table won't look a complete lost cause to the general public who don't really understand our current predicament, no matter how this weekend goes, but if we can't beat Stevenage, we won't beat the other teams either (especially Wycombe and Swindon).

To stay up with an 18+-game winless run sandwiched anywhere in your season would be an absolute miracle, and I can't see it happening.

I really hope I'm wrong, but you'd need a huge amount of blind faith to ignore our current form and think we're gonna turn it around any time soon.  There is absolutely no rule that says we'll win any of the remaining games, it's quite conceivable we'll start the 2018/19 season down in the conference and without a win in the whole of 2018.  What a thought.

I think you're forgetting something Heisenberg....

We were given assurances by JF that we'd have 20 more points in the bag by the end of the season.... we've already got one so with another seven games to go, six wins and a draw will do the trick. Simples