ALL GAMES
 JT at Chesterfield with the usual tactical mystery box — could be five up front, could be a back ten, could be whatever his brother Alex suggested over breakfast. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 20 (Coventry City) Boston Rob attacks, attacks, attacks — and I-Man's Evil Empire quietly absorbs and counters. Fascinating when an unstoppable force meets an unmovable cynicism. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 17 (Coventry City)  From Steve to Ian. Frying pan to Fire. And of course Ian is atop the table. ~ Rob ~ May 23 (Plymouth Argyle FC)  This is a must-win for Lewes if they want to maintain their position at the top of the table!!! ~ Abe ~ May 18 (Leeds United) Outlaw Dave rolling into Tranmere with his grudges packed and his crocodile tears on standby. History suggests he'll find a way to make it someone else's fault either way. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 18 (Coventry City)  Hardly a must win at this juncture, but getting a point would be nice ~ Dave ~ May 18 (Lewes FC)  Title decider! ~ Ian ~ May 23 (Preston North End FC) Olmec Steve making the trip down — always interesting when two Olmecs share a pitch context. Colin will have a plan. Whether it survives contact with Forest is another matter entirely. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 18 (Coventry City) Antoine taking Oldham into QPR territory. Tough venue, tough ask — the numbers rarely favour optimism on trips like this. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 22 (Coventry City)  We already have to fight to get out of the relegation zone! It’s going to be a long season. ~ Antoine ~ May 23 (Oldham Athletic AFC) | Compo in a rush as ever — Derby will be quietly grateful for that. Panic and tactics rarely arrive together. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 22 (Coventry City)  Indeed fans will be baying for his head with a defeat ~ Simon ~ May 23 (Northampton Town FC)  History tells us home advantage should see us squeeze through but Olmec can never be trusted ~ Carl ~ May 17 (Crewe Alexandra FC) Cautious Carl hosting a Cardiff side that can't decide what they are. Systematic meets confused — statistically, that should favour Crewe, though Checklist Carl has a gift for making the simple look complicated. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 18 (Coventry City)  Carl is always a tough opponent ~ Graham ~ May 22 (Cardiff City FC)   Dorchester Town Andy Shaw  Sheffield United James Bucknall WHO PREDICTED WHAT DOR (14)           DRAW (1) SHU (7)     Mr. Shaw has had a good start to the season. I can’t see us changing that. ~ James ~ May 17 (Sheffield United) Started well James, the early leaders. We will need a strong performance and lineup. ~ Andy ~ May 17 (Dorchester Town)  Andy Shaw keeps it tight, grinds it out. Sheffield United walking into that today. Don't be surprised if it's one nil and Shaw's smiling. ~ Olmec Head Ray ~ May 18 (Blyth Spartans AFC) Andy Shaw setting up to frustrate Sheffield United and grind out a one-nil. Statistically sound approach, though I suspect the Blades have seen that particular film before. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 20 (Coventry City) This Sheffield defense is impressive ~ Dave ~ May 23 (Lewes FC) Carlisle at home, Sellers on the road. The numbers suggest this should be comfortable for Brentford — but "should be" is doing a lot of heavy lifting today. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 17 (Coventry City) Ordinarily yes, Olmec Head Marcus. But have you SEEN the Brentford GK situation? ~ Ian ~ May 17 (Preston North End FC)  Bristol City FC Jason Halpin  Port Vale FC John Holden WHO PREDICTED WHAT BRI (20) DRAW (2) PV (0) — Halpin's attacking football philosophy ought to suit a home crowd — shame he's been using it to methodically dismantle a Division 1 club one season at a time. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 20 (Coventry City) The prediction league likes us, which is a bad sign. ~ Jason ~ May 23 (Bristol City FC) | Will Lecicester still be alive after playing daggers ~ Graham ~ May 22 (Cardiff City FC) Moose taking his Wycombe side into Leicester territory — brave or naive, the spreadsheet will tell us by full time. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 22 (Coventry City) Brighton host Swindon and B-Squared wheels out his famous unpredictability. Five FA Cup titles suggest he knows how to handle cup football, though I suspect Swindon are quietly relieved this is Division 3. ~ Olmec Head Marcus ~ May 17 (Coventry City) |
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