Positions Predicted For 8th December 2007
Millwall To Be 5th In Local Rival Table
Well what dya know Joe, MO predicted a 1-0 win in What If on Monday and it cometh trueth so it dideth. Can we have the same lucky spirit against Luton? Let’s give it a go.
The Hatters haven’t lost a league match at home since 9th September but as the Lions seem to be turning their fortune around, maybe it’s about time Millwall ran riot at Luton again and demolished their side, aiding in their demise.
After the loss to the Lions midweek, I think Leyton’s Ling will go for a more cautious approach aiming to secure at least a point before getting back to winning ways, a goal less draw is on the cards versus Cheltenham, MO believes. In fact we’re either being lazy this wonderful sunny Friday morning or it will be draws all around the league.
Brighton will entertain Nottingham Forest in a 1-1 thriller, Gillingham – unbeaten at home since August, play hosts to woeful visitors Port Vale in what will be an amazing, exciting, enthralling goal less draw, which leaves local rivals Southend to change the outlook with a 2-1 win over Swindon, who appear to be falling down the league like a blade on a guillotine in the aftermath of the French revolution, hoh he hoh he hoh.
Sorry, my mistake, that’s after their ten point deduction if they go into admin, although those in the political know believe if they do, they will also get chucked out of the league this time round. Not good news but someone somewhere has to learn the lesson of financial propriety and there aren’t many clubs to heed the warning of their own fans who keep telling them that the players are robbing us all blind.
Luton Town 22nd:
Highest league position possible: 21st
Lowest league position possible: 24th
Millwall 20th:
Highest league position possible: 16th
Lowest league position possible: 20th
Source: MillwallOnline
