Weekend Scenarios.

[Abdul Latif]

We win and Motherwell/Hamilton game has a winner we can't finish lower than 10th?...

What are the other possible mathematical guarantees of safety...

[Boba Fett]

Not sure there are any more mathematical certainties that can come about for us this weekend other than the one you've mentioned. 

If M'well and Accies draw and we win, we can only be overtaken by either of them on goal difference if we fail to pick up a point in our last two games. 

GD as it stand just now:

M'Well -25

Accies -21

Us -18

Win on Saturday and we can plan our assault on the Premiership next season me thinks.

Not contemplating the numerous scenarios that are possible if we don't win on Saturday because we will win. DDYB

 

[Cobra]

37 points were needed in 2015/16.
37 points were needed in 2014/15.
36 points were needed in 2013/14.

We're on 36 so a point will probably be enough to keep us up. Beat County and we can get the cigars out.

[Souppie1893]

7 minutes ago, Cobra said:

Beat County and we can get the cigars out.

Hopefully it can all be wrapped up by 1650 on Saturday. Cobra get with the times you surely meant get the vapes oot

[Bobby123]

I have said for months that 38 is the target.

No one has ever been relegated on 38 points-we might get away with 36 or 37 but 38 would guarantee it.

[Andy747k]

2 home games with 2 draws is enough 

[Derry Drummer]

Let's just win. I hate this scenario pish. 

[Boba Fett]

8 hours ago, Derry Drummer said:

Let's just win. I hate this scenario pish. 

I concur..

[Ivan Drago]

Win both home games and we can't go down. That's got to be the target. It would be nice if well did us s favour so we could have it done and dusted before 

[Densparker]

Win both games then go to Hamilton and stick 10 past them, how sweet would that be?

[blueboy]

39 points is plenty. Love scenarios myself!

[Mr Gandosaur]

Hope Motherwell beat Hamilton on Saturday and ICT beat Killie. A friendly draw with ICT on Tuesday as Hamilton lose in Dingwall and then we relegate them at NDP