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They did, yeah. If I remember rightly Preston came to us that day unbeaten in about 27 games or something ridiculous, and just needing a result to go up. Whilst as well as winning our game, we also still needed about three other results to go in our favour so would have been very long odds on us...

The next decider is games won, so we would just about come on top with 11 wins versus 10.

That went about as badly as it could have tonight, utterly awful in every way. Doncaster weren't even trying to score any more goals when it was 2-1 and we still managed to blow the goal difference a bit further! Horrendous evening.

This decision is based on the club failing to meet the 10-year security of tenure at their stadium, required for new teams applying to enter the EFL which was required by 1 March 2024. The club requested a 10-year security of tenure from Gateshead Council. This was refused. The National League...

Bolton went on a mad run in 2021 and ended up making automatic promotion in the end too.

With the goal difference swing now needed, I wouldn't object too much if we only lost 1-0 to Doncaster on Tuesday either to be honest.

All I can think of in our defence is that the number of games in recent weeks has caught up with us and today may have been one too far. Lots of injuries, bench down to the bare bones and the players out there running on empty. Certainly not a dead rubber for us!

That sounded absolutely abysmal today and an attack vs defence training exercise. So relieved at that late equaliser from Crawley, big up Klaidi Lolos.

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Sounds like we've been under a lot of pressure, so that Crawley goal is a big relief.

Perhaps not full on 'basket case', but Morecambe? Can't say I'm that knowledgeable about their situation, but the commentary around their deduction seemed to be that they're not in a great way at the moment?

I agree - I said on here after Tuesday night that I've really enjoyed watching us again since they took over. I think they have a negative reputation from previous jobs, but for 90% of their tenure so far I haven't really seen that at all. We did a lot of the shithousery in the first half at...

He's been terrible for most of the season, complete liability. Uncomfortable with the ball at his feet and positionally poor.

That was probably the poorest I think we've been since the Cowleys came in, but who cares at this time as the result is all that matters. That second half in particular was utterly abysmal, but we managed to slog it out. I know they have a bad rep for some of the anti-football stuff but, in the...

We press forward enough and cause problems, but by lack of goal threat I just mean we have John Akinde and Tom Hopper up front. Hopper has scored twice in 53 games for us and as good as Akinde is at what he does, he isn't a goalscorer. The only other options are Samson Tovide who is more...

If Luton hadn't recalled Taylor in January then we'd be well clear by now - as competitive as we've been since January, we've had next to no goal threat at all. We would definitely have won a few more of the 1-1 draws we've become so fond of. In the first half of the season we had the worst...

That's a shame - he was one of the few bright sparks earlier in the season and seemed to be in great form when he went out on loan.

I really can't believe we've taken no points from this weekend's two games, but I'm thinking relegation has our name all over it now. Utterly doomed. Six penalties taken this season, six missed. We have no goalscorer, no leader and a goalkeeper who keeps throwing one in every other week. If...

I'll settle for PPG if it's on offer.

1,196 apparently: https://www.thefootballforum.net/threads/league-2-away-support-thread-2023-24.8/page-425#post-1180788