When it happens I fully expect lies of it's safety to be made up to justify the closure.

Well I sit there so don't want it to close, I'm just amazed they haven't seen the opportunity to close it yet.

I'm still amazed they keep the Riverside open with there love of shutting stands. Surely it can't have that much longer left especially with dwindling ST holders next season?

I'll take that bet, not a chance.

I'll be amazed if the club listen to anything the supporters groups have put forward to be honest. Fully expecting a "price freeze" of £429 to start with (which is £50 more than i paid last season, so not a price freeze at all), and then maybe the small increase after 1 pay day.

Unfortunately with no doubt plenty more budget cuts in the summer, just staying up will be seen as a good job from now on.

Considering the ease at which Stoke dismantled Plymouth last week I don't see Milwall having any problem with them. Plymouth get 1 point at best for me over the next two games.

Said on this thread a few times that I have never thought we were going down this season, just the sheer amount of sides in and around us will keep us up.

Anyone apart from Szmodics would have some neck to say they don't want to play in league one after there performances from December onwards.

Hopefully after the deflating Wembley experience and another game on Wednesday night we will just be a game too far for them.

Well he can, because it's a better option than what happened.

Two goals, against QPR & Preston back in Feb. when he came back from injury. Now 13 games without a goal.

They might win 1, but I don't see them winning both.

I think we'll be nervy but I don't see us losing this one, but I don't have any confidence in us winning either. Going for a 1-1 draw. Brum to draw with Hudds, Plymouth to lose to Milwall & Sheff Wed to lose to WBA That would leave us safe going into the last day barring a ridiculous goal swing. A miserable end to the season seeing us staying up after being 7th in December thanks to the sides below us being even worse than us.

Maybe it was reverse psychology by Waggott by trying to turn it into an away game considering we have won 1 home game in 5 months.

This sort of chat always seems to happen after we lose. Birmingham couldn't even beat an already relegated side at the weekend, why are they all of a sudden going to beat both Huddersfield and Norwich? Sheff Wed against WBA, WBA played really well at Leicester and need another win to cement there play off place. Sunderland on the last day I give you is very winnable. Plymouth will get bullied at Milwall and get beat there fairly comfortably I think, last day at home to Hull depends what Hull turn up I suppose. We were all saying the same after Bristol City and managed to pull a result out of nowhere at the Leeds game, I don't think we'll lose to Cov as after Wednesday they will be out on there feet by the time we play them, can see a draw. For the record, I think we're dreadful, and if it was just us up against one other side, or if we were in the bottom 3 right now I would be saying that we would definitely be going down. As it stands though, like I have said too much needs to happen for us to go down, next season I agree with whoever said we go down wherever we are. Of course, that's what they want us all to believe.

Brum & Sheff Wed won't both get 4 points in there last two games. Also don't think Plymouth will get another point. Always said no chance we go down this season and still believe that. Next season we're fucked.

Man Utd pulling out in 2000 set the precedent there I think. No reason why teams couldn't boycott it if they wished too.

Only one I can recall is early doors in the 97-98 season when we lost 4-3 under Hodgson, just about filled the bottom right corner of the Darwen End. Agree on Sheff Wed though they bought some really low followings in the 90s.

Medium please

Can see this being 0-0 until half time and everyone saying "oh we're doing alright here" to lose 3-0 in the second half. Can't see anyone else around us winning this weekend so that's one plus.

With the desperation of saving money etc I'm suprised that they are willing to still open the Riverside for next season with how small the uptake is and will be in there, and I sit in there. Has there been any discussions about that being a possibility?

If we do go down, I will be looking at Eustace and the games against Milwall and Plymouth at Ewood. That was the time to pull away from this mess and we played like cowards in both of them.

On the flip side I would argue that thanks to JDT's work until December that's the reason we'll stay up. Won't be much to do with this bloke who has 1 win in 12.

Your underestimating how bad the sides below us are. Genuinely think we could lose the next 4 fairly comfortably and still stay up due to sides around us all playing each other.