Shrimpsvoices

I would go for Yeovil, Macclesfield and Cheltenham.
Carlisle are in bother but cant see them right down there.
We should have enough this season for a higher finish, surely.
Top 3
Notts Co., Lincoln and Northampton

Yeovil, Macclesfield and Grimsby.

Bottom 2

Will be a fight between Us, Yeovil, Cheltenham and Macclesfield

Top Three. Notts County, Port Vale, MK Dons

Bottom Two Cheltenham, Forest Green

Forest Green won't struggle this year... They will score lots of goals with Reid and Doidge up top

Our odds have gone up to 7/2 with Yeovil and Cheltenham on 4's.
A team that did well last season often gets dragged close and possibly a team that has already come down

I don't think Cheltenham will be as far down as some are predicting. I know they've lost Eisa but they now have £1.5 million to play with, and they've already managed to pretty shrewdly acquire Johnny Mullins, Chris Hussey and Ben Tozer. My picks (in no particular order) would be...

Bottom Three: Yeovil, Macclesfield and Oldham

Top Three: Notts County, Lincoln and Colchester

Welcome back BlackpoolShrimp.

Anyone can get sucked into a relegation battle as you only have to look at Chesterfield & the squad they had. You only need a few bad results & dodgy refs to start the ball rolling. Forest Green only survived last season & think they will struggle again. Oldham cannot see it, more likely to go out of business rather than relegation with all the stories going around Oldham at the moment. They are going through the situation we had with players not being paid so will have to wait on developments their. Macclesfield coming back up can see them doing quite well in their first season back in the football league. Stick with Cheltenham & Forest Green. Yeovil to survive.

Top 3

MK Dons, Notts County and Lincoln. Although, Mansfield signing players for £100k should be a contender too.

Lincoln have done some great business. Shay McCartan, John Akinde and Scott Wharton.

Bottom 2

Macclesfield and Oldham

Can see Oldham plummeting after a winding-up order and wages unpaid.

Macclesfield have appointed Sol Campbell as their new manager today....

Seasider9601 wrote:Macclesfield have appointed Sol Campbell as their new manager today....

Bet Jim's looking forward to renewing acquaintances in April with a big hug...

John L wrote:

Seasider9601 wrote:Macclesfield have appointed Sol Campbell as their new manager today....

Bet Jim's looking forward to renewing acquaintances in April with a big hug...

He has better coaching qualifications than both Slippy G and Frank Lampard but could not got a job. He talk a very good game and has a very high opinion of himself so this could be good to watch from a distance.

His only other experience of League 2 didn't pan out too well....

One (crap) game for Notts County and never seen again.....!!!

Seasider9601 wrote:One (crap) game for Notts County and never seen again.....!!!

To be fair it all started to unravel after they played us and after leaving Notts County he played for Arsenal and Newcastle in the Premier League.

I wouldnt be counting our Chickens just yet.

All it takes is an injury crisis for example if Old & Lavelle were to be out for some time, we'd be in shit.