Starts tonight. One game a day for the rest of the week
Monday 12th May, ko 8pm
Sheff Utd (3) - Bristol City (0)
Big ask for the Wurzels to turn this one around.
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Starts tonight. One game a day for the rest of the week
Monday 12th May, ko 8pm
Sheff Utd (3) - Bristol City (0)
Big ask for the Wurzels to turn this one around.
Sheffield Wednesday beat Peterborough United 5–1, overcoming a 4–0 deficit in the first leg of the League One play-off semi-finals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
Does lightening strike twice often?
Agree though, a very big ask 😉
I never rubber-neck at road accidents, but I can’t wait to see Bristol’s horror show continue tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
😂😂😂Quote:
Originally Posted by Crisp White Lines
It all depends how often the cameras cut to their crestfallen faces in the crowd. That'll be 'TV Gold'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crisp White Lines
Giving Moore stick with all the anti Welsh songs….whilst still 3-0 down, shame
Perfect response from him.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluesp
I can't wait to follow our ex player Moore in the Prem while we play in L1
Chanting "Ingerland Ingerland Inngerland" whilst 3-0 down to another English club was an interesting choiceQuote:
Originally Posted by bluesp
Anyway, 5-0 now :hehe:
They aren’t the brightest of folk, the old carrot crunchers 😂
This is a tough watch 😂
It would be generous to describe them as second best
FT: Sheff Utd 3 - 0 Bristol City
6 - 0 on agg. Biggest aggregate score in a play off semi final at this level.
Can’t stand the wurzels, but is there anyone on here who wouldn’t swap our season for theirs? They’ll be involved in any discussion about the worst team ever to reach the Play Offs, but at least they’ll be in the Championship next season - not sure this is really the time to be taking the piss out of them.
Reminds me of when we played West Ham in the playoffs, when we scraped into them.
We were nowhere near good enough in both legs.
When was that? I can’t even remember it…..:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by kendoddsdadsdogsdead
Overshadowed by the announcement of the red debacle on the way back.Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
Cynically timed so there couldn't be a protest organised until the following season - when it was to late.
2012 lost 3-0 and 2-0, which was the highest aggregate score in the championship playoffs up to the 6-0 one last night.Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
Yes it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Ah yes that was it, paled into insignificance if I recall….Quote:
Originally Posted by bobh
Both teams lacked quality with the final shot or pass tonight so far but the other ccfc have probably put as many quality crosses into the box that half as we did all season.
Coventry keepers a twat
Brief spell here didn't he?Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueArmy 86
Goal Cov
2 - 2 on agg
75 mins
Lovely goal.
They get some crosses in the box Coventry fair play:
A decent watch this Sunderland/Coventry game as its end to end, but let’s be honest here, there isn’t a Premier league player in sight. If either of these went up they’d need a complete clear out, and brand new squad.
The gulf in class between the 2 divisions is getting bigger all the time.
I can only see Ballard and Sakamoto being useful in the EPLQuote:
Originally Posted by William Treseder
Grimes' face was a picture! :hehe:
Christ that's rough
I don't think that Coventry deserved that, Sunderland frightened to death for most of the game but at least they got it over the line.
FT: Sunderland 1 - 1 Coventry
Sunderland win 3 - 2 on agg thanks to Ballard's 120th min goal.
Cannot imagine how devastated you'd be driving back after that, totally undeserved. With that being said, how do you manage to leave somebody that wide open on the edge of the six yard box in that particular situation?
He had a very good game. Very composed throughout.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chilled of Llanishen
Think Coventry were unlucky. Absolute scenes when that winner went in. I don’t like teams with red and white stripes for some odd reason, and neither Sunderland or Sheff United are good enough for the premier league, they’ll be straight back down.
Don’t really think a Play Off Semi Final is the place to judge a player’s ability, but, essentially, I agree that it was hard to see any of the four involved being able to make a go of the Premier League next season. During the first half of the season you could perhaps make a case for Sunderland’s youngsters prospering at the higher level, but their fade out since around February suggests they’re not as good as they looked back in the autumn - I reckon they were lucky to see Coventry off.Quote:
Originally Posted by William Treseder
Nevertheless, I’ll be supporting them in the Final, something which, on my current form, guarantees promotion for Chris Wilder,not one of my favourite managers, and his team!
I feel 3rd v 4th in final is always the right result.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueArmy 86
Thought Sunderland were very lucky. Don't get me wrong, they defended superbly but they had to as they basically decided to see out the 2-1 aggregate score from the 1st minute.
Funnily enough in the 2nd half of extra time they played their best football and actually had a go.
Sunlun fans wont care how they got there but I reckon if they went out playing that way the fans would have been fuming.
sunderland, pushed, shoved, and time wasted themself into the final... was awful to see how they played, apparently all sorts of tricks being played from moving the ad boards closer to the pitch to stop cov long throwers, someone turned the heating on in there dressing room they time wasted every foul, every injury, every goal kick... but they never expected coventry to score when they did and took it to extra time, then you notice how sunderland had a bit of pep in there step speeding up throws and kicks... everyone was poised for pens until ballard nodding home which should have been coverd with steel...
sunderland wont beat sheff utd anyways as far as i can see
coventry should do well next season they been knocking on the door for sometime now
Stockport (2) v (2) Leyton Orient
is tonight's 2nd leg tie.
Nicely taken goal to give Orient the very early lead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris