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Originally Posted by kompressaur
Swansea at home to Gillingham looks like the 'banker' of the division. Anyone see any reason why not?
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I'd love to say I can see a reason why not. Unfortunately I can't. Our performances have been looking up a bit of late, including away at Bournemouth where we were unlucky to go down 2-1 in the last minute, but the fact remains we've lost our last 5 away games in the league (and our last 7 away games if you count the Cups). With Swansea 7-3-1 at home for the season, it's hard to see the Gills getting anything from this one.
Gills will again be without Byfield, Hope, Hislop and Pouton, will Cox is doubtful after coming off injured near the end of yesterday's game. If he does miss out then presumably his Trinidad and Tobago team-mate Brent Sancho will come in. Tom Williams will also miss out as he's agreed a deal to move to Swansea when the transfer window opens.
Colchester screwed me too yesterday, and they're up against Scunthorpe, who also screwed me yesterday. Reckon Colchester should be back to winning ways, but I'm not overly convinced on that. Nothing else really grabs my attention at first glance in this league.