" I can see it now "

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

You can see it too.

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

If your match score predictions had been remotely accurate, we would have been champions before Christmas and been about two hundred points clear by now. Would have been better if you had forecast a Wednesday win, I'd feel a bit more hopeful then.

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

If your match score predictions had been remotely accurate, we would have been champions before Christmas and been about two hundred points clear by now. Would have been better if you had forecast a Wednesday win, I'd feel a bit more hopeful then.

I can be too optimist.

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

If your match score predictions had been remotely accurate, we would have been champions before Christmas and been about two hundred points clear by now. Would have been better if you had forecast a Wednesday win, I'd feel a bit more hopeful then.

That's impossible, there have only been 44 matches. Therefore, the maximum points we could have reached by now would be 132. Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton are on 82 points so the gap would be 45 points - nowhere near 200 points as you've suggested.

Middlesbrough were the league leaders on Christmas day with 46 points, and there were still 24 games left. That's 72 points left to play for. The maximum that could have been reached by Christmas was 66 points.

Ryan you are a beauty fairplay

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

If your match score predictions had been remotely accurate, we would have been champions before Christmas and been about two hundred points clear by now. Would have been better if you had forecast a Wednesday win, I'd feel a bit more hopeful then.

That's impossible, there have only been 44 matches. Therefore, the maximum points we could have reached by now would be 132. Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton are on 82 points so the gap would be 45 points - nowhere near 200 points as you've suggested.

Middlesbrough were the league leaders on Christmas day with 46 points, and there were still 24 games left. That's 72 points left to play for. The maximum that could have been reached by Christmas was 66 points.

OMG are you serious!!

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

If your match score predictions had been remotely accurate, we would have been champions before Christmas and been about two hundred points clear by now. Would have been better if you had forecast a Wednesday win, I'd feel a bit more hopeful then.

That's impossible, there have only been 44 matches. Therefore, the maximum points we could have reached by now would be 132. Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton are on 82 points so the gap would be 45 points - nowhere near 200 points as you've suggested.

Middlesbrough were the league leaders on Christmas day with 46 points, and there were still 24 games left. That's 72 points left to play for. The maximum that could have been reached by Christmas was 66 points.

OMG are you serious!!

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

On the glue again, not good for your napper mun

Ryan you are a beauty fairplay

Is that a compliment?

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

On the glue again, not good for your napper mun

I dare to dream mate.

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

On the glue again, not good for your napper mun

I dare to dream mate.

Then we'll win the play-off's and then do a Lecester next season and win the Premiership! what a dream that will be Ryan?

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

On the glue again, not good for your napper mun

I dare to dream mate.

Then we'll win the play-off's and then do a Lecester next season and win the Premiership! what a dream that will be Ryan?

Why not? they play 442.

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

On the glue again, not good for your napper mun

I dare to dream mate.

Too many ifs and buts for me, plus I left the pritt stick alone a long long time ago!!

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

If your match score predictions had been remotely accurate, we would have been champions before Christmas and been about two hundred points clear by now. Would have been better if you had forecast a Wednesday win, I'd feel a bit more hopeful then.

That's impossible, there have only been 44 matches. Therefore, the maximum points we could have reached by now would be 132. Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton are on 82 points so the gap would be 45 points - nowhere near 200 points as you've suggested.

Middlesbrough were the league leaders on Christmas day with 46 points, and there were still 24 games left. That's 72 points left to play for. The maximum that could have been reached by Christmas was 66 points.

woooosh

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

If your match score predictions had been remotely accurate, we would have been champions before Christmas and been about two hundred points clear by now. Would have been better if you had forecast a Wednesday win, I'd feel a bit more hopeful then.

That's impossible, there have only been 44 matches. Therefore, the maximum points we could have reached by now would be 132. Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton are on 82 points so the gap would be 45 points - nowhere near 200 points as you've suggested.

Middlesbrough were the league leaders on Christmas day with 46 points, and there were still 24 games left. That's 72 points left to play for. The maximum that could have been reached by Christmas was 66 points.

woooosh

Quite

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

If your match score predictions had been remotely accurate, we would have been champions before Christmas and been about two hundred points clear by now. Would have been better if you had forecast a Wednesday win, I'd feel a bit more hopeful then.

That's impossible, there have only been 44 matches. Therefore, the maximum points we could have reached by now would be 132. Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton are on 82 points so the gap would be 45 points - nowhere near 200 points as you've suggested.

Middlesbrough were the league leaders on Christmas day with 46 points, and there were still 24 games left. That's 72 points left to play for. The maximum that could have been reached by Christmas was 66 points.

woooosh

Quite

I prefer using my formula based on Rydog's predictions. We would have won the league easily, with the second placed team being around 400 points adrift of us (would have won by more with every point dropped being the ref's fault).The Premier League would be like a stroll in the park next season with us winning every game by at least 4 goals, although our Champions League win the following season would be a close run thing with us only beating Real Madrid 4-1 in the final. I've decided to live in Rydog's world with the unicorns, elves and fairies, and a never ending supply of pixie dust.

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

If your match score predictions had been remotely accurate, we would have been champions before Christmas and been about two hundred points clear by now. Would have been better if you had forecast a Wednesday win, I'd feel a bit more hopeful then.

That's impossible, there have only been 44 matches. Therefore, the maximum points we could have reached by now would be 132. Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton are on 82 points so the gap would be 45 points - nowhere near 200 points as you've suggested.

Middlesbrough were the league leaders on Christmas day with 46 points, and there were still 24 games left. That's 72 points left to play for. The maximum that could have been reached by Christmas was 66 points.

woooosh

Quite

I prefer using my formula based on Rydog's predictions. We would have won the league easily, with the second placed team being around 400 points adrift of us (would have won by more with every point dropped being the ref's fault).The Premier League would be like a stroll in the park next season with us winning every game by at least 4 goals, although our Champions League win the following season would be a close run thing with us only beating Real Madrid 4-1 in the final. I've decided to live in Rydog's world with the unicorns, elves and fairies, and a never ending supply of pixie dust.

For the record, I do agree with you. I'm all for positivity but some posters take it a little too far, and can often change their mind up to seven or eight times a season.

I can see it too.
We win up there on Saturday, they mess up against Wolves but we lose to Birmingham! Would be typical Cardiff that!

We beat Sheffield and they fail to win at Wolves and we sweep Brum aside then boom!!

If your match score predictions had been remotely accurate, we would have been champions before Christmas and been about two hundred points clear by now. Would have been better if you had forecast a Wednesday win, I'd feel a bit more hopeful then.

That's impossible, there have only been 44 matches. Therefore, the maximum points we could have reached by now would be 132. Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton are on 82 points so the gap would be 45 points - nowhere near 200 points as you've suggested.

Middlesbrough were the league leaders on Christmas day with 46 points, and there were still 24 games left. That's 72 points left to play for. The maximum that could have been reached by Christmas was 66 points.

woooosh

Quite

I prefer using my formula based on Rydog's predictions. We would have won the league easily, with the second placed team being around 400 points adrift of us (would have won by more with every point dropped being the ref's fault).The Premier League would be like a stroll in the park next season with us winning every game by at least 4 goals, although our Champions League win the following season would be a close run thing with us only beating Real Madrid 4-1 in the final. I've decided to live in Rydog's world with the unicorns, elves and fairies, and a never ending supply of pixie dust.

Welcome to my world you'll have a blast.

I can see it too.
We win up there on Saturday, they mess up against Wolves but we lose to Birmingham! Would be typical Cardiff that!

I was enjoying that up until the end.