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Post by bobdee on Feb 23, 2016 12:49:03 GMT
Without doubt I want Flyers to win the Conference. But for some shocking performances at home ie Manchester and Dundee they could have already won it. We have been so inconsistent should we lose our lat two games is it not possible for Manh ester to pass our points total. This may not be a three horse race. (My arith may be bad though!) Yeah- any team could have won it already if they'd been brilliant all year but it's a long season. Totally unrealistic to expect to win every game we'd like to win. If we beat Caps on Sunday (which we will), our record will be 20 wins, 10 losses and 1 OT loss in 31 games. That sounds pretty consistent to me! It's ok mentioning 1 or 2 games we maybe expected to win and didnt but was ANYONE expecting us to win 6 out of 8 against Braehead? We've won twice in Manchester and twice in Dundee too. It's maybe just me but if we end up winning some silverware I'll actually not be giving a toss about our early season form. Completely agree with your sentiments. Defeat Caps on Sunday with professional, focussed performance then Manchester definitely out of it, but still fighting for a playoff finish which also helps us.
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Post by jonathan on Feb 28, 2016 21:57:09 GMT
So, all still going to plan.
We now need to beat Manchester away AND Braehead need to lose one on their five Conference matches (1 x Dundee, 2 x Edinburgh and 2 x Manchester)
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Post by tam on Feb 28, 2016 22:05:10 GMT
i can see braehead losing one, but away win in manchester is a tall order for us i think, they seem to be our nemesis
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Post by CraggyP on Feb 28, 2016 22:40:22 GMT
Agreed Manchester are our bogey team but this is where the coach earns his wages and respect.
He either gets the players ready for the biggest games or doesnt get it right.
Full strength team so ..... bring it on and no excuses. COYF
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Post by sparkymark75 on Feb 28, 2016 23:02:36 GMT
A regulation win tonight would have been better but at this stage, 2 points is better than the none we were looking at with 2 minutes to go in that game tonight!
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Post by stevied on Feb 29, 2016 1:36:57 GMT
Could someone correct me or tell me I'm right.
If we win against Manchester. We win the conference?
The way I see it we would then have 43 points and 21 regulation wins. If clan win the 5 conference games they have left they'd be on 43 points and 21 regulation wins.
Does it then go down to head to head?
I'm confused cause I hear some folk saying we need clan to lose?
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Post by eastcoastbankie on Feb 29, 2016 6:34:30 GMT
We currently have 15 regulation wins (30 points), 5 o/t or s/o wins (10 points) and 1 o/t or s/o loss (1 point). Total 41 points.
Win on Sunday, we need Braehead to lose 1 of their 5 games (doesn't matter if it is in regulation or not).
We lose on Sunday, we need them to lose 2 games.
The conference title is outwith our hands. We cannot win it without the help of others. Hopefully Dundee beat Braehead on Sunday so that we win it, albeit when we are half way home, as they face of at 7.30pm
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