Points from next 5 - On the home run, with a derby away

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How many points from the next 5 games

  • <6

    Votes: 3 1.0%
  • 6-7

    Votes: 8 2.7%
  • 8-9

    Votes: 29 10.0%
  • 10-11

    Votes: 112 38.5%
  • 12-13

    Votes: 100 34.4%
  • 15

    Votes: 39 13.4%

  • Total voters
    291
  • Poll closed .

End-of-day update in the game-by-game predictions.

49 entries thus far, and it feels significantly more optimistic than previous blocks, even with an away derby thrown into the mix, and a home game against the most in-form team (on paper). Up The S24SU Blades

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Fuck it! I was going to stick a draw against Millwall but I’ll go for a full house.
 
Went negative the last time and I'm a superstitious idiot when it comes to football so i will do the same again in the hope that I am for the most part wrong again.


Bristol City (H) - L
Sheffield Wednesday (A) - D
Coventry City (H) - W
Oxford United (A) - D
Millwall (H) - D
 
Bristol - W
Wednesday - D
Coventry - D
Oxford - W
Millwall - W
So 11 pts
 
Here goes cappy cobba...

Bristol City (H) - W
Sheffield Wednesday (A) - W
Coventry City (H) - D
Oxford United (A) - W
Millwall (H) - W
 
Bristol City (H) - W
Sheffield Wednesday (A) - W
Coventry City (H) - D
Oxford United (A) - W
Millwall (H) - W
 

Interesting so many are going for occasion over ability and predicting a draw at Hillsborough.

Bit of ChatGpt research:

As of March 10, 2025, Sheffield Wednesday has played 18 home league matches in the Championship, achieving 5 wins, 7 draws, and 6 losses. This record results in a home win percentage of approximately 27.8%.

Their home form has been described as “very poor,” with an average of 1.22 points per game at Hillsborough Stadium.

A lot of this has been put down to their manager having a strange fixation with tight spandex leggings.

As of March 10, 2025, Sheffield United have played 18 away matches in the Championship, achieving 12 wins, 3 draws, and 3 losses. This record results in an away win percentage of approximately 66.7%.

Their recent away form has been particularly impressive, with the team securing victories in their last five consecutive away league matches, including a 2-1 win against Queens Park Rangers.

These results have been put down to the team thriving on pre, post and in game peroni shots.

I may have added a couple of difficult to spot lines in there 😉
 
Ever the pessimist, never the optimist. 8 points

Bristol City (H) - L
Sheffield Wednesday (A) - D
Coventry City (H) - D
Oxford United (A) - W
Millwall (H) - W
 
Bristol L
Pigs L
Coventry L
Oxford W
Millwall W

Wilder will tinker as he does. We’re running on empty and key players won’t be available through injury. Things will pick up as we get the settled side back. Hope I’m wrong.
 
Draw
Draw
Lose
Win
Win

8 points and be level with Burnley who will pick up 10.
Bed wetter.

Here's mine, with my predictions for Leeds, Burnley and Sunderland thrown in for good measure. Last time out I got 4/5 for United, 2/5 for Leeds (one being against us :( ), 4/5 for Burnley and 3/5 for Sunderland. This time around I can see the top 3 pulling further away from Sunderland and possibly a bit of a slip up for Burnley.

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For ours:
Bristol C might be 8th in the table but they're better at home (9-6-3) than they are away (4-8-6). A Tuesday night game should be a routine 2-0 win for us.
Wednesday are hopeless at home (5-7-6, 23rd in the Championship). There will be an expectation from the majority of the 49,309 crowd that they attack us and that plays into our hands. Another 2-0 win.
Coventry (6-5-7 away) are the division's form team with 9 wins in 10 but of those wins only 2 have been by more than a goal and the last of those was on Feb 1st. They've needed last minute goals in 3 of their last 5 and those were against average teams (Stoke, Wednesday and QPR). The only top 4 side they've played this year (Leeds) dispatched them fairly comfortably too. That said, we're not great off the back of the international breaks as the intensity drops so I've gone for a 1-1 or 2-2 draw.
Oxford away (8-5-5 at home) and Millwall at home (5-8-5) are midtable or lower sides and should be routine wins for a side with any ambitions of winning the title.
 
Bristol City (H) - W
Sheffield Wednesday (A) - W
Coventry City (H) - D
Oxford United (A) - W
Millwall (H) - W
 
Bristol City - W
Sheffield Wednesday - W
Coventry - W
Oxford - W
Millwall - D

I actually think think we'll lose one of these five games but I've no idea which so I'm not predicting it.
 
Bristol City (H) - W
Sheffield Wednesday (A) - D
Coventry City (H) - D
Oxford United (A) - W
Millwall (H) - W

Total - 11 Points

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Bed wetter.

Here's mine, with my predictions for Leeds, Burnley and Sunderland thrown in for good measure. Last time out I got 4/5 for United, 2/5 for Leeds (one being against us :( ), 4/5 for Burnley and 3/5 for Sunderland. This time around I can see the top 3 pulling further away from Sunderland and possibly a bit of a slip up for Burnley.

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For ours:
Bristol C might be 8th in the table but they're better at home (9-6-3) than they are away (4-8-6). A Tuesday night game should be a routine 2-0 win for us.
Wednesday are hopeless at home (5-7-6, 23rd in the Championship). There will be an expectation from the majority of the 49,309 crowd that they attack us and that plays into our hands. Another 2-0 win.
Coventry (6-5-7 away) are the division's form team with 9 wins in 10 but of those wins only 2 have been by more than a goal and the last of those was on Feb 1st. They've needed last minute goals in 3 of their last 5 and those were against average teams (Stoke, Wednesday and QPR). The only top 4 side they've played this year (Leeds) dispatched them fairly comfortably too. That said, we're not great off the back of the international breaks as the intensity drops so I've gone for a 1-1 or 2-2 draw.
Oxford away (8-5-5 at home) and Millwall at home (5-8-5) are midtable or lower sides and should be routine wins for a side with any ambitions of winning the title.
If that comes to pass, and we go to Turf Moor with a five point lead over Burnley, I for one will be delighted.
 
Bristol City (H) - D
Sheffield Wednesday (A) - W
Coventry City (H) - W
Oxford United (A) - W
Millwall (H) - W
 
Bed wetter.

Here's mine, with my predictions for Leeds, Burnley and Sunderland thrown in for good measure. Last time out I got 4/5 for United, 2/5 for Leeds (one being against us :( ), 4/5 for Burnley and 3/5 for Sunderland. This time around I can see the top 3 pulling further away from Sunderland and possibly a bit of a slip up for Burnley.

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For ours:
Bristol C might be 8th in the table but they're better at home (9-6-3) than they are away (4-8-6). A Tuesday night game should be a routine 2-0 win for us.
Wednesday are hopeless at home (5-7-6, 23rd in the Championship). There will be an expectation from the majority of the 49,309 crowd that they attack us and that plays into our hands. Another 2-0 win.
Coventry (6-5-7 away) are the division's form team with 9 wins in 10 but of those wins only 2 have been by more than a goal and the last of those was on Feb 1st. They've needed last minute goals in 3 of their last 5 and those were against average teams (Stoke, Wednesday and QPR). The only top 4 side they've played this year (Leeds) dispatched them fairly comfortably too. That said, we're not great off the back of the international breaks as the intensity drops so I've gone for a 1-1 or 2-2 draw.
Oxford away (8-5-5 at home) and Millwall at home (5-8-5) are midtable or lower sides and should be routine wins for a side with any ambitions of winning the title.
I set my expectations low and then hope I’ll be pleasantly surprised. Based on form we’ll get 10 points but I’m just a pessimistic Blade and things like stats and form go out of the window.

I’m convinced the pigs will do us 1 nil but I couldn’t bring myself to type ‘lose’ for that result. They are a set of spawny cunts and it’s the biggest game they’ve had in about 10 years.
 

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