To relegate, or not to relegate? - Page 4

Dell19 · 05-12-2005, 16:54

To stay up, I need to either draw one game or hope the team in seventh drops a point in the last two games. I was a bit bitter yesterday as he injured my two best midfielders and grabbed a lucky point against my side. He should drop points next week but he could easily win the midfield battle and somehow win the match.

Shabbaman · 05-12-2005, 16:59

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quote:Originally posted by Kingreno

but as far as I can tell this Topic is closed?

Think again

Congratulations anyway, rest of you good luck!

akots · 05-12-2005, 17:29

I am firmly finishing 5th apparently no matter what and will try my best to get to 4th place but this might not be possible. Does 5th place get a better qualifier than 6th place? I mean against a weaker team? Or it is all random and does not matter? I'd hate to lose a qualifier but anything is possible.

Dell19 · 05-12-2005, 23:02

Theoretically you should play a team that has earned less points than if you finished sixth but that doesn't really mean that they have a worse side as it depends on who they played. Finishing fifth is probably a lot more valuable than finishing fourth or even third because of the extra training and the extra match attendence which in turn helps for experience pops and should allow you to start the following season with better form as half your squad will have only missed one match.

Mistfit · 05-12-2005, 23:12

n00b question but it is topical

who all gets a post season match?

bed_head7 · 05-12-2005, 23:15

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quote:Originally posted by Mistfit

n00b question but it is topical

who all gets a post season match?

Check promotion for your league, is the general answer. But as you are in sixth, like myself, only number one has to play promotion, and that is only if they are under the auto promotion line. I was playing for that spot, but two ties in a row when at the very least one of them should have been a win means I will finish second or third, unfortunately. I really wanted the extra training and cash for a qualification game, even if i was going to throw the game in order to stay in division six.

05-12-2005, 17:29	#33
akots Nebuchadnezzar II Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Glover Park Posts: 4,459	I am firmly finishing 5th apparently no matter what and will try my best to get to 4th place but this might not be possible. Does 5th place get a better qualifier than 6th place? I mean against a weaker team? Or it is all random and does not matter? I'd hate to lose a qualifier but anything is possible. __________________ Cujusvis hominis est errare; nullius, nisi insipientis in errore perseverare Ciceron (Marcus Tullius)

05-12-2005, 23:12	#35
Mistfit King Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: idunno. Posts: 2,428	n00b question but it is topical who all gets a post season match? __________________ Stumbling from pillar to post...

05-12-2005, 16:54	#31
Dell19 King Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Grantham. Posts: 1,359	To stay up, I need to either draw one game or hope the team in seventh drops a point in the last two games. I was a bit bitter yesterday as he injured my two best midfielders and grabbed a lucky point against my side. He should drop points next week but he could easily win the midfield battle and somehow win the match.

05-12-2005, 23:02	#34
Dell19 King Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Grantham. Posts: 1,359	Theoretically you should play a team that has earned less points than if you finished sixth but that doesn't really mean that they have a worse side as it depends on who they played. Finishing fifth is probably a lot more valuable than finishing fourth or even third because of the extra training and the extra match attendence which in turn helps for experience pops and should allow you to start the following season with better form as half your squad will have only missed one match.