Relegation odds

no, it's just over a one in five chance and with seven teams underneath us and a twelve point deficit to make up in around 10 games it's a ridiculously short price
 
Not entirely sure I know what I'm looking at, but all the clubs below us seem to be on shorter odds, which is logical.

As we were everybody's favourites for relegation at the start of the season, this looks like progress to me ! :)
 
well anyone who takes that bet has lost there money,simple as, but if any dummy wants to wager, i will give ya 10-1.:D will help me save fer another holiday.:D
 
I always pay due regard to what the bookies quote as they are normally right ( the evidence is the fact that they are still in business ) when and if my own predictions vary I tend to wonder why.
 
Stanley have no chance of going down, Burnlely have more chance of winning the Champions league
 
I always pay due regard to what the bookies quote as they are normally right ( the evidence is the fact that they are still in business ) when and if my own predictions vary I tend to wonder why.
what the bookies quote slerpy is odds that are right for them,not you or i ,thats why there still in business.:);)
 
Mansfield haven't had much luck in the deadline deals. This is from the Sheffield Wednesday fans site:

Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 9:23 am Post subject: Ex-Player Update : Danny Reet

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BBC SPORT | Football | My Club | Mansfield Town | Stags let five leave Field Mill

Stags let five leave Field Mill

Mansfield released three players and allowed two to go out on loan on a busy day of transfer activity at Field Mill.

The League Two strugglers have released defender Martin McIntosh, and strikers John McAliskey and Danny Reet.

Forward Ian Holmes has joined Telford on loan and Will Atkinson has returned to Hull City after his loan spell.

Midfielder Danny Sleath has also joined Gainsborough on loan until the end of the season after a late change of heart saw him opt out of a move to Matlock.

Stags boss Paul Holland had hoped to bring in two new faces but had an ultimately frustrating day.
 
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