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Make or break for Revs on Saturday!

By WASP (Original Mr Wasp)26/9 16:28Thu Sep 26 16:28:06 2024

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I know some people on here are saying Saturday is Revs last throw of the dice. I’m not so sure. I think we should give him until the end of September to turn things around.

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Re: Make or break for Revs on Saturday!

By Mutley (Mutley34)26/9 18:00Thu Sep 26 18:00:30 2024In response to Make or break for Revs on Saturday!Top of thread

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tough run of games coming up, do well to get more than 6 points from the next 6 games i reckon hopefully two or three draws and beat Cambridge at home

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Re: Make or break for Revs on Saturday!

By WASP (Original Mr Wasp)26/9 18:33Thu Sep 26 18:33:46 2024In response to Re: Make or break for Revs on Saturday!Top of thread

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If we lose to Cambridge I will go into his office at full time and personally clear his desk.

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Re: Make or break for Revs on Saturday!

By MerseyBoro (BrummieBoro)26/9 17:24Thu Sep 26 17:24:02 2024In response to Make or break for Revs on Saturday!Top of thread

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Didn't specify which year

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Hypothetical question

By Rotterdamboro26/9 16:48Thu Sep 26 16:48:44 2024In response to Make or break for Revs on Saturday!Top of thread

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If we drew every single remaining league game 0-0 and stayed up on goal difference would you take it? The caveat being that you would have to watch every single minute of every game

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Re: Hypothetical question

By Owen B26/9 19:17Thu Sep 26 19:17:57 2024In response to Hypothetical questionTop of thread

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Only if we'd already drawn all our matches so far 0-0. Imagine 46 goalless draws. Wonderful

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Re: Hypothetical question

By Sev26/9 17:26Thu Sep 26 17:26:54 2024In response to Hypothetical questionTop of thread

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The financial benefit of being in League One and the television coverage etc would tempt me to say yes.

But from a selfish point of view I'd rather be a good League Two side than a shit League One side.

However there is no guarantee that in League Two we would always be good and it's a step closer to non league so for that reason I'd have to say stay up even if dire to watch.

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Re: Hypothetical question

By MerseyBoro (BrummieBoro)26/9 17:22Thu Sep 26 17:22:31 2024In response to Hypothetical questionTop of thread

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No, because of the inevitable drop in ticket sales and therefore playing budget next season.

That said, it would be some kind of Guinness World Record if we did!

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