Nalis

It will need an extension too

Think the reasons in the first post justify the thoughts in the second. Completely agree.

You are in the right place for a start. For me, I'm enjoying promotion itself, but I'm not feeling being back in the premier league. I could reel off the list of reasons why but one in particular is when a team like us take the lead against Man Utd or Liverpool but they come back, it's always 'normal service resumed'.

Picture the scene. Leicester get promoted with 2 games to spare. Coventry finish 10th. The end.

Ipswich and West Brom Pity Preston are mathematically out of it, wouldn't have minded them

Update after QPR Leeds WE ARE GOING UP!!!!

Allen v Higgins the pick of round 2 on paper. Higgins will fall outside the top 16 if he doesn't win, didn't realise that until yesterday, form must have been worse than I thought those he looks alright against Jamie Jones.

That's my thoughts too. We are very likely to gain money in the long run and get an entertaining winger for a season or so. Win win during our dire transfer tactics in the past.

The early Trump Ford exchanges would probably fall under the 'nervy' category

Know its mainstream but I like The Rest Is Football. Not a fan of the overlap

Watch it in your local instead

Agreed. Ronnie would change his mind every 2 minutes anyway.

Underrated post, that's not even League 2 defending and I'm all for it

All jokes aside Matty Piper is tailor made for this you'd think? As mentioned before the big names won't be interested

We tell Dennis Wise he's got the gig but in reality the half time show is Callum Davidson beating the shit out of him in the centre circle

Funnily enough I was thinking Lloyd Dyer, most fans over 25 remember him too and love him

Hoping for Hull personally. Cov might be out of the play off running by the Ipswich game anyway whereas Hull win guarantees they are at least still in it by their Ipswich game.

Been a while since we were top of that!

The criteria is someone who has been a memorable ex player and who can work the crowd in a positive manner with a bit of charisma. There must be at least one memorable player who fits that criteria.

Mark Allen is the classic sports person who had a conscious decision to make to either play more cautiously and be in the top 3 challenging for big tournaments, or stick with his natural all out attack and be a world number 8-14 type player winning the odd tournament here and there but risk never really challenging for worlds. Obviously gone for the former, can't really blame him but the difference in entertainment value is night and day between the two. Weight loss and financial issues would have played a part too no doubt.

Good man Jack, shame their had to be a loser in this, I like both players

Two brilliant long pots from Lisowski. He was losing position shot by shot after the first long one, he looks a bit more comfortable with this run. 2 reds and colours away from victory now.

Jamie, thank you for the example of the Saints. I desire to ruin their company, worshiping you forever in Red Bull Heaven. Please help me follow yours footsteps. Please help me to conform myself to Your shithousery, seeking Your snus in all things, as the Saints didn't. Please help me to devote myself, and all that I do, to Your glory, and to the disservice of my Red and Sky Blue neighbors. Amen.

This Ding Lisowski match is a brilliant battle

To be fair we've been bitter about their run this season with countless references to late goals and deflected shots.