On the last day of the season, IAN Evatt says his team will be prepared to respond if Derby County gives them any chance at automatic promotion.
With one foot in the Championship, Paul Warne’s Rams only need to win their home game against Carlisle United to secure second place.
In order to have any chance of winning at the Weston Homes Stadium, Wanderers will also need to make up a four-goal swing. Therefore, a convincing victory is imperative.
Using the Carlisle game as an example, he said, “Aside from Nathan (Baxter) going up front, we have learned our lesson from that.”
Aside from that, we’ll probably have to exert a little more effort, but as long as we can take advantage of the opportunities presented by this team, there shouldn’t be any problems.
The game will be updated, of course, and if we need to take a more enthusiastic approach to reach the objectives, we can change the in-game settings, but the general plan of attack doesn’t change. We’ll attempt to win by playing the game as we see fit. Even if things don’t go according to plan, we maintain our momentum and keep going.
“The most important thing is how we do compared to one of our direct competitors.
“Peterborough has been excellent this season, playing at the top for most of it.”
Opta’s “supercomputers” have predicted that Wanderers have a one in 125 chance of getting promoted automatically. In statistical terms, this is like tossing a coin and getting seven heads (or tails) in a row.
A play-off semi-final against Barnsley, Lincoln, Oxford, Blackpool, or any of the five teams fighting for fifth and sixth place awaits next weekend.
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