Havant & Waterlooville (A) Tue 10 Feb

[Boomer]

According to the F. A. suspension list, Havant & W will also have 2 out tomorrow night - defender Josh Huggins and midfielder Nic Ciardini.

[Boomer]

Live commentary on tonight's game from 7:20pm on Hawks FM - mixlr.com/hawksfm/

[Saint]

0-0 HT

[PaperSaint]

Who's listening on the radio - I think there are at least two Saints listening in so far...! Have quite enjoyed my first experience of Saints on the radio so far...

[jj123]

Fantastic commentary from the guys - will definitely tune in again!

[PaperSaint]

FT 0-0

[Hatboy]

Finished 0-0

[westwalessaint]

This is an excellent result for Saints. Another 3 wins and I reckon we'll be safe - especially as Farnborough lost last night and Staines lost tonight.

[stanj]

Gate tonight 386

[Boomer]

A tremendous battling effort by the whole side away at the team 5th in the league. We probably shaded the 1st half and had two good chances to go ahead. For lengthy periods in the 2nd half, Havant were in control and put us under considerable pressure but were unable to break us down, although they did hit a post late on. Omar Beckles and Ian Gayle were colossal tonight and also a great performance from Jamal Lowe.

COYS!

[yellowalf]

Feb 10, 2015 21:47:50 GMT westwalessaint said:

This is an excellent result for Saints. Another 3 wins and I reckon we'll be safe - especially as Farnborough lost last night and Staines lost tonight.

I think you're right, the bottom four or five aren't in good form at all, which is probably why they are down there.

If we take the average points per game total for all clubs over the past 6 matches (www.footballwebpages.co.uk/confsouth/form ), multiply by the number of games remaining for each club and add to the current points total, you get a very interesting end of season table:

Curr Pos	Team	Played	Curr Pts	Pts to come	Final pts	Fin Pos
2	Bromley	26	52	23	75	1
9	Hemel Hempstead Town	26	42	30	72	2
4	Basingstoke Town	26	48	23	71	3
3	Whitehawk	29	49	22	71	4
1	Boreham Wood	29	54	17	71	5
10	Concord Rangers	26	40	30	70	6
12	Bath City	25	37	33	70	7
5	Havant & Waterlooville	28	47	16	63	8
6	Chelmsford City	29	45	17	62	9
13	Sutton United	27	37	24	61	10
8	Ebbsfleet United	27	42	15	57	11
16	Weston-super-Mare	26	31	23	54	12
15	Wealdstone	28	35	18	53	13
7	Gosport Borough	27	42	11	53	14
11	Eastbourne Borough	29	38	15	53	15
14	St Albans City	29	37	15	52	16
17	Maidenhead United	26	30	9	39	17
19	Bishop's Stortford	26	25	9	34	18
18	Hayes & Yeading United	28	27	4	31	19
20	Farnborough	26	23	7	30	20
21	Staines Town	27	15	7	22	21

Hemel in the play-offs and the bottom four ending with fewer points than we already have.

Of course, I could run this again in three weeks and get a completely different outcome because there's no guarantee that any of the teams will end the season at exactly the same form as the past six matches. However, it does imply that 45 points is more than enough for safety and three more wins will give us that.

Crack open the champagne BOB Sherunkel!

[Hatboy]

www.hertsad.co.uk/sport/st-albans-city/havant_point_pleases_gray_1_3952622?usurv=skip

www.stalbansreview.co.uk/sport/11784902.Battling_Saints_give_boss_a_ton_of_pleasure/?ref=rss

www.sacfc.co.uk/index.php/the-club/2012-04-10-18-56-53/latest-interviews/2960-jimmy-gray-we-had-the-better-of-the-chances.html

[Boomer]

Feb 11, 2015 14:34:12 GMT yellowalf said:

Feb 10, 2015 21:47:50 GMT westwalessaint said:

This is an excellent result for Saints. Another 3 wins and I reckon we'll be safe - especially as Farnborough lost last night and Staines lost tonight.

I think you're right, the bottom four or five aren't in good form at all, which is probably why they are down there.

If we take the average points per game total for all clubs over the past 6 matches (www.footballwebpages.co.uk/confsouth/form ), multiply by the number of games remaining for each club and add to the current points total, you get a very interesting end of season table:

Curr Pos	Team	Played	Curr Pts	Pts to come	Final pts	Fin Pos
2	Bromley	26	52	23	75	1
9	Hemel Hempstead Town	26	42	30	72	2
4	Basingstoke Town	26	48	23	71	3
3	Whitehawk	29	49	22	71	4
1	Boreham Wood	29	54	17	71	5
10	Concord Rangers	26	40	30	70	6
12	Bath City	25	37	33	70	7
5	Havant & Waterlooville	28	47	16	63	8
6	Chelmsford City	29	45	17	62	9
13	Sutton United	27	37	24	61	10
8	Ebbsfleet United	27	42	15	57	11
16	Weston-super-Mare	26	31	23	54	12
15	Wealdstone	28	35	18	53	13
7	Gosport Borough	27	42	11	53	14
11	Eastbourne Borough	29	38	15	53	15
14	St Albans City	29	37	15	52	16
17	Maidenhead United	26	30	9	39	17
19	Bishop's Stortford	26	25	9	34	18
18	Hayes & Yeading United	28	27	4	31	19
20	Farnborough	26	23	7	30	20
21	Staines Town	27	15	7	22	21

Hemel in the play-offs and the bottom four ending with fewer points than we already have.

Of course, I could run this again in three weeks and get a completely different outcome because there's no guarantee that any of the teams will end the season at exactly the same form as the past six matches. However, it does imply that 45 points is more than enough for safety and three more wins will give us that.

Crack open the champagne BOB Sherunkel!

This is the current end of season league table predicted on footballwebpages.co.uk

www.footballwebpages.co.uk/confsouth/league?sort=predicted

[yellowalf]

Feb 11, 2015 22:21:45 GMT Boomer said:

This is the current end of season league table predicted on footballwebpages.co.uk

www.footballwebpages.co.uk/confsouth/league?sort=predicted

A terrible drop in standards on the part of footballwebpages there: back at the beginning of the season their predicted end of season table was based on score forecasts that included some 11-0 games (one involving Hemel!  ) whereas now you have to get to the penultimate Saturday of the season before they'll give anyone as many as three goals. Dull, lifeless football even exists in the imagination of the footballwebpages stattos. Come on, FWP, give us at least one thumping for somebody!

[Hatboy]