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2016/17 Football League Championship

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Posted
Just now, Fox92 said:

Good scenes in away end there

Absolute carnage 

 

Brighton bottled that big time

Posted
9 minutes ago, The Bear said:

FFS Derby.

You lot are dangerously close.

 

Bristol City are really poor though, surely they'll go.

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Hadn't realised how close to the drop Wolves are. 

 

And Birmingham are in a free fall. Luckily Rowett have accumulated enough points before he got the boot, otherwise they'd be right in it.

Posted

Derby's form in February - W0 D2 L4 :nigel:

As for us, well we could easily be in the bottom 3 by Saturday night given the fixtures:

Reading v Wolves
Bristol City v Burton
Blackburn v Wigan

We've got two games in hand but they're against Huddersfield (H) and Brentford (A). Can't see much out of those either.

Lambert has us playing absolute garbage lately. Tactics are hoofing it up to a tiny striker or give it to Costa and hope he does something with it. We just can't score goals at the minute. Our Cup run masked how rubbish we've been lately.

Posted
Dean Saunders with another classic trying to justify that Villa are a bigger club than Spurs, Chelsea and Everton.
 
OK THEN DEAN.

Saunders is one of the biggest spanners in football who still somehow keeps getting media work even though he talks utter drivel. His spell as Wolves manager was one of the worst pieces of management I've ever seen. And he took us down to League 1.
Posted
10 hours ago, Fox92 said:

You lot are dangerously close.

 

Bristol City are really poor though, surely they'll go.

Nailed on of they don't get rid of that clown Johnson sharpish 

Posted
52 minutes ago, Brizzle Fox said:

Nailed on of they don't get rid of that clown Johnson sharpish 

Weird one... He did well at Oldham, ok at Barnsley (I used to work with a few Barnsley fans and they hated him for leaving) and he seemed to start decent at Bristol City but just tail off.

 

Be great to see City and Rovers in the same league.

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Bristol City have always been one of those clubs which I hate, despite having no reason to whatsoever. Rovers are the opposite, always liked them for some reason.

Posted
1 hour ago, Ted Maul said:

Bristol City have always been one of those clubs which I hate, despite having no reason to whatsoever. Rovers are the opposite, always liked them for some reason.

I've always liked Bristol Rovers. Would like to see them in the second tier.

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Don't worry Wolves, Forest etc 

 

We'll happily level it up by giving you points as well lol 

 

We've been shocking since Xmas, nothing can explain that dross last night, still trying to shoehorn players into a system that really isn't suitable for the players we have now. 

 

Nugent and Vydra really can't play the role we need in a 433, and Bent despite his goals can't do it either. Until we get someone with a brain to realise this we're going nowhere. 

 

Pearson started the process of changing it and was sacked 10 games into it :( 

Posted
16 hours ago, Kitchandro said:

Dean Saunders with another classic trying to justify that Villa are a bigger club than Spurs, Chelsea and Everton.

 

OK THEN DEAN.

 

I think Villa are bigger than Spurs. 

 

Chelsea are massive in this era. They're on course to win their 5th league title in just over a decade. 

Posted
8 minutes ago, Koke said:

 

I think Villa are bigger than Spurs. 

 

Chelsea are massive in this era. They're on course to win their 5th league title in just over a decade. 

I would have had them as bigger than both Spurs and Everton before they got relegated. They've been on the slide for years though, and not being in the Premier League takes away a huge amount of stature.

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I know everyone has their own take on what defines a "big club", but for me the debate is simple. If Spurs and Villa went in for a player, where would the player most likely end up? Imo, that answers who is the biggest club. It is all relevant to time, Forest used to be a big club apparently :ph34r:.

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2 minutes ago, Lovejoy said:

I know everyone has their own take on what defines a "big club", but for me the debate is simple. If Spurs and Villa went in for a player, where would the player most likely end up? Imo, that answers who is the biggest club. It is all relevant to time, Forest used to be a big club apparently :ph34r:.

Yep.

 

This "big club" way of ordering the teams is nonsense. Who cares if a club won a lot 30 years ago? Means absolutely **** all.

 

Take Villa for example. Like to parade the idea that they're a big club. Fact of the matter is that Bournemouth are light years ahead of them.

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