| Watford 11:26 - Apr 18 with 1168 views | itfc_bucks |
Looking ahead to this weekend, it strikes me that, apart from wanting Saints, Leicester and Leeds to slip up, we particularly could do with a Norwich win and Watford to do the business against Hull.
That would effectively rule Hull out of the Playoff chase (possibly mathematically, but certainly barring freak results).
Is it too much of a leap to then think that Hull might effectively down tools against us? |  | | |  |
| Watford on 11:30 - Apr 18 with 1114 views | Bluespeed225 |
The thought of doing Leeds out of a spot might tempt them to take it easy! | | | |
| Watford on 11:41 - Apr 18 with 1034 views | textbackup |
You’d like to think in the interest of the sport, and the paying fans, that the Hull players would remained focused.
That said ‘we hate Leeds’ right? |  |
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| Watford on 12:12 - Apr 18 with 866 views | Basuco |
Watford looked a much better side under Tom Cleverly, I think the players will want to show they can perform in his style and set-up, so they could well be a tough side to beat even though their season is over. |  | | |
| Watford on 12:37 - Apr 18 with 729 views | BluePG |
And Coventry to get to FA Cup Final. | |
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| Watford on 12:53 - Apr 18 with 659 views | only_one_sir_bobby |
If Norwich win, then Middlesbrough's season is officially done. Therefore by time they play Leeds on Monday, they won't have anything to play for. Do we therefore need them to still be in with an outside chance at the playoffs so that they're properly going for it still?
Or, would that leave them susceptible, because nothing less than a win would do for them. Therefore Leeds could catch them on the break as they push for a winner.
SO MANY PERMUTATIONS! | | | |
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