Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

Full Desmond this time maybe

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

2-1 to Charlton please

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

5-1 to the Stanley please.

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

Charlton 1 - 0 Stanley

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

2-1 to Stanley

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

Charlton Athletic 1 Accrington Stanley 2, please

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

2-1 Charlton sadly

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

Charlton Athletic 2-0 Accrington Stanley

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

3-1 Charlton. They're on a roll and we aren't

Boo hoo!

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

Charlton 2 Stanley 1 please

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

Charlton 3 - Stanley 1 Alas

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

fed up that I can't be there so my fed up forecast :
Charlton 4 yet to bed in Stanley 0

Re: 2018/19 Prediction League; Game 28 v Charlton Athletic (away)
 

Lordly Lead Stretches Out As Pessimists Prosper Again

And it was a day with the pessimists in the majority too :(, with 11 over the wall and 6 stuck on top, leaving just 10 to keep the faith. Realistic I suppose …. :rolleyes:

Only the one maxi though, falling to Ossy Kid :) and seeing him soar into the elite with a move from 11th to 6th. 4 points were enough to lift Football19 up a place to 5th, and bring Accytom18 into the Top Ten too, at 10th=. This saw TomD, MikeA and Mab slipping down a bit, and MonkeyHanger dropping out of the Ten, having failed to trouble the scorer with any prediction :confused:. LongLostSon and Taypot, continuing his run, were the other 4-pointers, climbing 24th to 21st and 26th to 25th respectively. And I was the major loser :o, down with a Desmond from 18th to 22nd, which makes me feel even better as I type. Oh, and 3 points for Lord Stiffupperlip was enough to stretch his lead at the top by 2 more points, with Kiwi John now 9 points adrift :eek:.

Ok, so its Roll On (Over ;)) The Rams in t'Cup next, as I have another Saturday off :), before League action recommences with another long trip south to Gillingham on Tuesday week. This is beginning to look just a bit serious, but are we down-hearted? Would we have taken 35 points from 27 games if offered back in August? Would Coley? Are there more questions than answers? Have I lost my mind? :confused::confused::confused:

On Stanley On!!