Reply With QuoteThere will be a fight for tickets, as it’s going to be a reduced away following because of the building workOriginally Posted by AlwaysAway2
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There will be a fight for tickets, as it’s going to be a reduced away following because of the building work
Their demise was a foregone conclusion.
Longer day out by the Thames then
Will you be renewing your home season tickets?
Possibly my favourite away game actually.
Some cracking pubs on the Putney side too
Cordova Reid was ringing round the promoted clubs 5 minutes after the whistle.
And potential trip to the seaside if Blackpool return to the Championship.
He’s always dreamt of playing for Watford you know
They're just a shit Barry Island, though, aren't they?
3 games to go and all three sides known - no last day excitement - I also think that Fulham & West Brom will probably come straight back up.
Getting a bit boring now...?
Bigger rides in and out of the funfair
What makes you come conclusion ?
The 7 loanees they got, have played the majority of their games and I can't see any of them staying, so that means they have to recruit a new squad to play in a league which will be a different type of football.
They were lucky to go up last season, another 10 minutes and we would have scored, in the second leg. They were on the rack.
And, Brentford never turned up for the final.
Must be the most OVERRATED shithole in Ingurlund.
Dirty streets, overpriced ale and filthy hotels.
and the local birds are even filthier!!
Always enjoy the WBA trip too a easy one for me.
Found out again for what they are - a Championship club with delusions of grandeur. What are they good at ? It certainly isn't scoring goals or defending. Passing the ball aimlessly back and forth across the back four or between midfield and defence is certainly a strength, as is out possessing most opposition teams with little end product. They have thrown absolute shed loads of money at it in the last three years with little to show from it apart from a lucky promotion and two relegations. How Scott Parker is still in a job is a miracle - he appears to have a total lack of comprehension over his teams failings, if his after game interview on tv last night is anything to go by. When their best contracted players and loan signings leave, they will get a severe reality check next season.
It'll be a reduced home following too now they're back in the championship so maybe that neutral area will be there again.
Good away trip though, get there at 11am on Saturday morning and it's like you've walked into 11pm on a Saturday night
Chelsea’s defeat last night might just mean that Sky will be able to concentrate on who qualifies for a Champions League place on the last day of the season, otherwise it’ll be something like who qualifies for a Europa League place that gets the hype. Maybe it’s the lack of crowds, but I can’t remember completely losing interest in a Premier League season as much I have this season - I’ve always thought a league where everything is sorted going into the final day of a season is a weak one.
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