Championship - 2020/2021

[Jattdogg]

Congratulations Brentford 

[Tuna]

Nice one Brentford, enjoy the Premier League and thanks in advance for the 6 points next season 

[spacemunky]

That's gotta feel good for Brentford fans.

 

[SouthStandUpperTier]

Probably means Toney will be staying at Brentford for at least another year. Time to get the Edouard deal over the line.

[Tuna]

Any ideas why they now have the playoff finals in reverse order? I always used to like the playoff weekend with league one, then two and the championship final on the bank holiday Monday.

[Sir Shep]

I think Brentford will do well for their first season in the EPL, nailed on for 3 points at our gaff . 

[fox_up_north]

I'll update the ever obliging thread now, then. 

That Toney is some player, though. We might not be in a position to get him, at this rate. 

[Jimothy]

Congratulations Denma....I mean Brentford.

[SouthStandUpperTier]

Just now, Tuna said:

Any ideas why they now have the playoff finals in reverse order? I always used to like the playoff weekend with league one, then two and the championship final on the bank holiday Monday.

Probably because Championship players are more likely to play international football during the summer and it gives them more of a break.

[Koke]

Too many London clubs. Preferred Swansea. Oh well, congrats to Brentford. 

[kingfox]

A well deserved promotion, after being unlucky over the past couple of season’s.

 

Toney and Pinnock are absolute beasts.

 

A club very much like ourselves, well run and recruit well 

[Vacamion]

 

Pleasing.

 

We can meet them without having to draw them in the cup.

 

 

[Jimothy]

"So Pontus, congratulations on getting promoted with Brentford about a minute ago, you must be delighted and emotional, now what about Leeds?"

 

🙄

[Fox in the North]

Happy enough for a different team to get promoted again, shares the wealth around and mixes up the league a bit. 

[Corky]

Sky saying Brentford will face Bielsa as though it is huge and brand new; they've already played in him in two seasons.

[Tuna]

10 minutes ago, SouthStandUpperTier said:

Probably because Championship players are more likely to play international football during the summer and it gives them more of a break.

With respect it's 2 days 

[SouthStandUpperTier]

2 minutes ago, Tuna said:

With respect it's 2 days 

I agree that in the grand scheme of things it doesn't make much difference. But I can't think of any other possible reason. Can you?

[Blarmy]

40 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

It’s like when you press square instead of circle. We’ve all done it. 

Only a few million times.

[Tuna]

5 minutes ago, SouthStandUpperTier said:

I agree that in the grand scheme of things it doesn't make much difference. But I can't think of any other possible reason. Can you?

I would guess it's because it's the way Sky want it.

[Super_horns]

22 minutes ago, SouthStandUpperTier said:

Probably because Championship players are more likely to play international football during the summer and it gives them more of a break.

Brentford have 2/3 in the Denmark squad for example.

 

3rd best team at least this season so fully deserved promotion.

[Vlad the Fox]

Wish the championship play off finals were on a Saturday when we were in them, could have saved me a few sick days and working with severe hangovers. Plus a weekend blast round London after winning would have been fantastic. 

[Finnaldo]

Barnsley were my preference (well ran minnows and not too far a journey) but Brentford are probably the least offensive London club going so fair play. 

[String fellow]

The last time City played Brentford in a top-flight league game was an away match on 1st April 1939, which we lost 2-0.

Personally, I was hoping Swansea would go up. Seven clubs from the London area will be in the PL next season, including the Bees and the Hornets, which will mean 42 inter-London matches, or one ninth of the season's fixtures overall.

Edited 30 May 2021 by String fellow

[theessexfox]

6 hours ago, String fellow said:

The last time City played Brentford in a top-flight league game was an away match on 1st April 1939, which we lost 2-0.

Personally, I was hoping Swansea would go up. Seven clubs from the London area will be in the PL next season, including the Bees and the Hornets, which will mean 42 inter-London matches, or one ninth of the season's fixtures overall.

Hope a world war doesn’t break out after this one