lcfcsnow Posted 18 May 2013 Posted 18 May 2013 Poogates been leaked , heard about this on Wednesday  http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4932208/Brighton-set-to-call-police-over-dressing-room-poo.html  Good on him for speaking out about those clappers. Both clubs who used them lost in each semi-final, serves both clubs right. What an awful racket, who wants to hear that, really?
KFS Posted 18 May 2013 Posted 18 May 2013 Good on him for speaking out about those clappers. Both clubs who used them lost in each semi-final, serves both clubs right. What an awful racket, who wants to hear that, really? We won the game we used them in and were applauded by the opposition team for our atmosphere!
Super_horns Posted 20 May 2013 Posted 20 May 2013 Dickov named manager of Doncaster - not the most exciting of appointments you feel for them.
Harry - LCFC Posted 20 May 2013 Posted 20 May 2013 Indeed, seems an odd decision really, appointing a man who hasn't shown any real capability yet. Did ok at Oldham - Doncaster is arguably a similar job, keeping a relatively small club in the division. Bit more funding though I suppose. Â Don't see them stretching beyond the bottom third tbh.
Happy Fox Posted 23 May 2013 Posted 23 May 2013 http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/football-league/former-liverpool-defender-markus-babbel-on-verge-of-millwall-appointment-8629113.html
Kitchandro Posted 24 May 2013 Posted 24 May 2013 Blackburn appoint Bowyer  http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22599459
joeasis Posted 24 May 2013 Posted 24 May 2013 too early to call although i can see Bournemouth surprising a few.
KFS Posted 25 May 2013 Posted 25 May 2013 too early to call although i can see Bournemouth surprising a few.Only if they strengthen heavily. At the moment they're just like Yeovil- League 1 standard who rode their luck.
Super_horns Posted 25 May 2013 Posted 25 May 2013 I read they spent quite a bit last season and lost 3-4 million so getting promoted really was important for Bournemouth. Â Yeovil might be like Scunthorpe - put up a good fight but not quite enough. Â They have done very well to get this far though - great job.
Leicesterpool Posted 25 May 2013 Posted 25 May 2013 My Top Eight for Next season i think will be  1: Leicester 2: Forest 3: Bolton 4: Blackburn 5: Reading 6: Palace 7: Leeds 8: Queens Park Rangers
SystonFox Posted 25 May 2013 Posted 25 May 2013 is that in any particular order or have you just listed eight teams? i hope to fvck that forest struggle and King Billy is gone by February 2014
AKCJ Posted 28 May 2013 Posted 28 May 2013 I think Bolton will be right up there but I can't see any of the three coming down being that much of a threat next season. Â Â Can see the top 6 looking like this; Â 1) Bolton (Starting to look the deal with Freedman). 2) Leicester (Assuming we keep our main assets, we're not far off and I think NP and the Thais know it). 3) Brighton (They've got good players and I think that whoever takes over will enjoy a successful season, assuming Poyet leaves). 4) Forest (The scottish Goblin seems to get the best out of Forest. As painful as it is to say). 5) Charlton (I think Powell will be an extremely good manager in the future. He's built that Charlton team from scratch and they were firing on all cylinders at the end of the season). 6) Bournemouth (Big shout, think they've got a cracking manager and a few handy players. Will be tough. Honourable mentions for Wigan, Reading, Leeds, Blackburn and Derby).
kingfox Posted 28 May 2013 Posted 28 May 2013 I cannot see Leicester finishing top eight next season atm.  Think Wigan will struggle as well.  Birmingham, Blackburn, Bolton, Bournemouth, Brighton, Charlton, Ipswich, Leicester, Forest, QPR, Reading, Watford and Wigan are the main contenders for me, any of them could win the Championship.  Top Six hopefully, but not sure about automatic promotion.Â
StanSP Posted 28 May 2013 Posted 28 May 2013 Leeds and Reading near the top. Mainly because of their managers. They have the experience to get promotion.  Ourselves, Forest, Bolton will challenge well.  Hoping QPR will get about mid-table - will most of their stars leave? A lot depends on how they replace them. Same goes for Wigan. I'm sure a few of their relatively higher-profile players will be bought by Premier League teams.
LCFC FOX Posted 28 May 2013 Posted 28 May 2013 My opinion will change when I know what managers and players each team have. But based on what teams have at the minute.  Bolton (If they play how they was and bring in the players they want will do a Cardiff) Reading (Strong team) Forest (Again play how they was and bring in some new players they will be strong) Leicester (Play how we did at the start and a few good performances towards the end with new players we should be up there) Leeds (Manager knows the league and did well last few games, few transfers they will be up there) Derby (underdogs I actually think they could sneak 6th next season)   Relegation  Millwall Barnsley Yeovil
ousefox Posted 28 May 2013 Posted 28 May 2013 QPR Bolton  Leicester Leeds Forest Reading (no particular order)    Millwall Yeovil Doncaster
Yojoe36 Posted 28 May 2013 Posted 28 May 2013 Lots of people rating QPR. I massively disagree.  - Auto Brighton Reading  - Play-offs Forest Leeds Charlton Bolton  - Relegation QPR Yeovil Barnsley
eye666 Posted 28 May 2013 Posted 28 May 2013 If we finish above Reading, we'll be playing Prem football the following year IMO. Think Wigan will struggle. Bolton looking good as well. Think Ipswich will be good for a play-off place. Too early to judge now - wait until we've got our squad sorted before making any predictions RE: Leicester!
lgfualol Posted 28 May 2013 Posted 28 May 2013 Reading Leicester  Bolton Brighton Wigan Leeds United  Sheffield Weds Doncaster Watford () or Yeovil
aefevans Posted 28 May 2013 Posted 28 May 2013 Reading Leicester  Bolton Brighton Wigan Leeds United  Sheffield Weds Doncaster Watford ( ) or Yeovil  Oh, move on already.
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