kingfox Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Well my household is well and truly happy. A Leicester win & Watford promoted, great day
lgfualol Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Ergh ****ing Watford. I imagine they'll get top Udinese players on freebies now.
RowlattsFox Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Credit Watford, done it at the business end. Bournemouth win on Monday and their pretty much there with their goal difference.
iamafox Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 I wouldn't have thought that a team that chopped and changed managers at the start of the season would go on to achieve promotion towards the end.
ADK Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 It rather invites Bournemouth to virtually secure promotion with a game to spare.
The Doctor Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Disappointing, I can see them getting a load of udineses good players on the cheap... Wigan officially gone as well - or still just in it.
Guest ttfn Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Congrats Watford and Super_horns who is always a good poster.
purpleronnie Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Why on earth did the Middlesborough goalkeeper go up for a corner when a draw would have been good enough to put them in the top 2? That decision could cost them automatic promotion.
Guest Bilo Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Brighton are truly depressing to watch. What on earth happened to the team who put 4 past us? This ref is wank as well. We bought their best player?
Guest Bilo Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 I'm not sure the Udinese player model will work as well in the Premier League. Filling your team with loanees from a mid-table Serie A outfit will be good enough to compete in the Championship, as we've clearly seen this season, but the gap between a mid-table Serie A side and a mid-table Premier League side is quite a gulf. Swansea or Stoke would most likely spank the likes of Udinese and Sassuolo. Once you get below the top four or five sides in Serie A, it's bang average and a long way from the quality sides we saw in the 1990s on Gazzetta Italia. If they rely solely on Pozzo-owned transfers, they'll be down with their tail between their legs. I doubt they'll be that naive though, they play good football and the Vydra-Deeney combination will score a few, so a few decent additions should do them just fine.
Soar Fox Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 How many loans are you allowed in a match day squad in the premier league?
aefevans Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 I'm not sure the Udinese player model will work as well in the Premier League. Filling your team with loanees from a mid-table Serie A outfit will be good enough to compete in the Championship, as we've clearly seen this season, but the gap between a mid-table Serie A side and a mid-table Premier League side is quite a gulf. Swansea or Stoke would most likely spank the likes of Udinese and Sassuolo. Once you get below the top four or five sides in Serie A, it's bang average and a long way from the quality sides we saw in the 1990s on Gazzetta Italia. If they rely solely on Pozzo-owned transfers, they'll be down with their tail between their legs. I doubt they'll be that naive though, they play good football and the Vydra-Deeney combination will score a few, so a few decent additions should do them just fine. Hi mate. I don't know if you've been following our transfers this season, but we've actually struck up a bit of a balance between the Serie A imports and the domestic signings. This season we've signed up Ben Watson from Wigan, Guedioura from Palace, Matt Connolly from Cardiff and Craig Cathcart from Blackpool. I think some finesse players could be useful but we've found this season that experience of the league is imperative. The long-term aim was to rely less on Udinese and operate as a self-sufficient club, if that makes sense.
Benguin Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Hi mate. I don't know if you've been following our transfers this season, but we've actually struck up a bit of a balance between the Serie A imports and the domestic signings. This season we've signed up Ben Watson from Wigan, Guedioura from Palace, Matt Connolly from Cardiff and Craig Cathcart from Blackpool. I think some finesse players could be useful but we've found this season that experience of the league is imperative. The long-term aim was to rely less on Udinese and operate as a self-sufficient club, if that makes sense. Congratulations mate, hopefully we will be playing you twice next year! Don't think Deeney will be going anywhere now will he?
Fox in the North Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Congratulations to them for grabbing the league by the scruff of the neck and being promoted. Have a good night superhorns and aefevans!
Raj Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Congrats Watford and Super_horns who is always a good poster.Yeah well done to them.They've dine a Leicester and been close for so long,so well done to them..don't really get the hate for em(yes I know aboutb THAT game,I was there but WE did do our best to fook that pen up!!)
ScouseFox Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 hope they get relegated with about 4 points next year the bunch of yellow pricks
Fox92 Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 hope they get relegated with about 4 points next year the bunch of yellow pricks lol
Jaspa Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Ive always disliked Norwich too for playing in yellow, such an obnoxious colour on its day
Guest Bilo Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 Hi mate. I don't know if you've been following our transfers this season, but we've actually struck up a bit of a balance between the Serie A imports and the domestic signings. This season we've signed up Ben Watson from Wigan, Guedioura from Palace, Matt Connolly from Cardiff and Craig Cathcart from Blackpool. I think some finesse players could be useful but we've found this season that experience of the league is imperative. The long-term aim was to rely less on Udinese and operate as a self-sufficient club, if that makes sense. Fair play, pleased for you this season. You've played some good stuff. Domestic signings will be key to surviving next season.
ScouseFox Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 at least norwich is yellow n green like pretty nice combo, yellow, red and black just makes you want to be blind. then put troy deeney in it and it's probably the one thing that's most offended my eyes ever.
ScouseFox Posted 25 April 2015 Posted 25 April 2015 just don't like em. shit club, shit yellow kit, shit fans, were mean to lloydy, were mean to knocky so now ima be mean to them, ok pal? that ok? not to be up watford's ass on a leicester forum? am i allowed to say this? is this a watford forum ffs!!!!!!!!! yellow quegs
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