One of the few clubs not being featured.
They never choose well so we will be fantastic and have a 100% record by mid September.:hehe:
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One of the few clubs not being featured.
They never choose well so we will be fantastic and have a 100% record by mid September.:hehe:
They definitely have their favourites. We haven't done that bad in the past, I feel sorry for some of the clubs in the league.
They pick the clubs guaranteed to get viewing figures, therefore Leeds and Villa are obvious picks. We're not exactly popular outside of South Wales!Quote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
Were you been? We're not popular in South Wales :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Who actually wants to watch Leeds though?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
I can imagine the suits at Sky...Quote:
Originally Posted by Since64
"All Welsh people must follow Swansea these days, after all, they are in the Premier League.
Nobody will care about the other leagues, will they"
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Originally Posted by Since64
To be fair we used to get a good share of games a few years ago when we kept near missing promotion..
Glad we aren't on telly. Silly kick off times ,ruined travel plans , pathetic pundits , spoiled weekends.
All for something for Rupert Bear to put in front of a load of plastics. Stick it !
Leeds fans. If you casually watch Championship football, you'll watch whatever's put in front of you. I wouldn't tune off because it's one team but I wouldn't make an effort to watch any side other than us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zenith
Or when we played great football. Our fan base is contained to one area, whereas Leeds and Villa will have glory supporters all over.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueArmy 86
A long time since either of those teams had any real glory.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
When we were much more entertaining to watch....Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueArmy 86
More like the unattractive style of football that Warnock plays. It's hardly pulling in crowds to CCS, so I'm not expecting it to excite Sky either. Especially in a league where other clubs are spending 20 million euros on players.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobh
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Originally Posted by BlueWales
We'll be on twice when we play Weeds.
I like football played a certain way and City don't tend to play that way these days, but I must say that the average home game under Warnock has been a lot more entertaining than anything we tended to get from our last three, probably four, managers so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kris
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Originally Posted by BlueWales
I have to agree that we were awful to watch post-Jones and this may have something to do with why we aren't on tv. That said, Warnock has brought back the excitement and we seem to guarantee goals and goal mouth incident.Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
My guess is that we will get our fair share (Villa and Leeds excepted) as NW is such an emotive character and great for the viewing public and tv pundits alike, like him or not.
When the league table starts sorting itself out and our neil starts to become more animated, hopefully we are in the mix ar the top end, I reckon we will get more airtime.
Personally, similar to others, I'd rather us just go about our business without any hype, critical analysis, propaganda or whatever you might like to call it from the tv "experts".
I think Warnock has made us More entertaining. Even if the football isn't as good, the games are exciting. Always goals and plenty of goal attempts.