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Re: The Football League ThreadYep. I don't want them to get promoted and it's the only club I'd think twice about giving my money to despite the fact I've not been to their ground and I'm trying to do the 92 before I'm 30!!!(Original post by Andy_The_Ninja)
Hey all, just a quick question.
What are everyone's views on MK Dons these days? Especially since there's a chance they could get promoted into the Championship. As probably my local football league team, i've found myself looking out for their result every week for the past year or so, and they seem to have become my "second team". But yeah, I was just wandering what fans of other clubs think. Are they still hated as "the franchise", or have people moved on?
Don't want Leeds to get promoted either and Millwall wouldn't be my first choice for an away trip so I hope Tranmere or Scunthorpe win the play offs.
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Re: The Football League ThreadI dont want Leeds or Millwall to get promoted!!(Original post by ipswichblade)
Yep. I don't want them to get promoted and it's the only club I'd think twice about giving my money to despite the fact I've not been to their ground and I'm trying to do the 92 before I'm 30!!!
Don't want Leeds to get promoted either and Millwall wouldn't be my first choice for an away trip so I hope Tranmere or Scunthorpe win the play offs.
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Re: The Football League ThreadMaybe try for a free pre-season event there?(Original post by ipswichblade)
Yep. I don't want them to get promoted and it's the only club I'd think twice about giving my money to despite the fact I've not been to their ground and I'm trying to do the 92 before I'm 30!!!
Don't want Leeds to get promoted either and Millwall wouldn't be my first choice for an away trip so I hope Tranmere or Scunthorpe win the play offs.
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Re: The Football League ThreadFriendlies don't count towards the 92 grounds if you want to do it properly. But free would be good. I look out for cheap tickets most of the time, I did Huddersfield for £1 and Donny's old ground for £5 one year.(Original post by Jangrafess)
Maybe try for a free pre-season event there?
It's mainly the lower league ones left to do for me as I did all the premiership ones in our one season there a few years back.
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Re: The Football League ThreadYeah, fair enough. Just... MK Dons, eurgh, giving them money is inherently wrong. Have you been to Griffin Park yet? I think we talked about that before, but I can't remember. I've not been to many grounds, but I'm looking forward to Darlington next weekend. Speaking of which, I need to book the train there.(Original post by ipswichblade)
Friendlies don't count towards the 92 grounds if you want to do it properly. But free would be good. I look out for cheap tickets most of the time, I did Huddersfield for £1 and Donny's old ground for £5 one year.
It's mainly the lower league ones left to do for me as I did all the premiership ones in our one season there a few years back.
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Re: The Football League ThreadSorry but Im hoping Brentford stay in league 2, it gives me more places to go watch Grimsby next year when I'm down in Southampton.(Original post by Jangrafess)
I know theredsox stewards at Crystal Palace, but she's a Reading fan.
Come on Brentford! A win today, coupled with Exeter losing or Bury failing to win will see us promoted.
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Re: The Football League ThreadNot been to Griffin Park yet but I will get there one day!(Original post by Jangrafess)
Yeah, fair enough. Just... MK Dons, eurgh, giving them money is inherently wrong. Have you been to Griffin Park yet? I think we talked about that before, but I can't remember. I've not been to many grounds, but I'm looking forward to Darlington next weekend. Speaking of which, I need to book the train there.
I'm moving to Worcester for Uni this year which will give a few more grounds in that area to do...Cheltenham and Hereford plus the 2 Bristol teams. -
Re: The Football League ThreadYeah, you are. You're extremely fortunate about the point deductions, tbh, next year will be a difficult one for you. I can't see Chester winning their remaining games really, so you'll stay up because of that. That said, I don't have anything against Grimsby. My favourite piece of Grimsby trivia is a quote from Thomas Pinault after we signed him from you. "It was a horrible place that smelt of fish."(Original post by bourney)
We're making a fight of it, hopefully we can get a point at Bournemouth on Saturday, which would send Chester down. -
Re: The Football League ThreadVery fortunate indeed, both us and Chester would be long gone by now, but thankfully the FA forsaw how badly we would do, and did the only thing they could to hep us(Original post by Jangrafess)
Yeah, you are. You're extremely fortunate about the point deductions, tbh, next year will be a difficult one for you. I can't see Chester winning their remaining games really, so you'll stay up because of that. That said, I don't have anything against Grimsby. My favourite piece of Grimsby trivia is a quote from Thomas Pinault after we signed him from you. "It was a horrible place that smelt of fish."
I think we'll do alright, if Newell clears out some of the crap, and hopefully brings in a few decent midfielders, and manages to keep hold of barry conlon, I think we will have a much better chance of surviving relegation, and maybe even creeping up the table.
And with due to Thomas Pinault, I only have one thing to say about him ...... only on really hot days and when the wind is up. -
Re: The Football League Threadyeah, I quite like Chester actually, and I sympathise with the situation the fans are in, a what-was-once good team, ruined by successively poor owners who are in it to line their pockets. I wish them a speedy return to the football league.(Original post by ipswichblade)
I can't see Chester staying up now. You should be fine. -
Re: The Football League ThreadHe's the main reason I like you, one of the managers I respect most. Barnet will be dragged into it even more next season, and if more clubs suffer penalties (is that going to happen? I have no idea) you'll stay up again. League 2 is in danger of becoming like Serie C or the lower Scottish divisions where the clubs who finish worst often aren't the ones that go down.(Original post by bourney)
Very fortunate indeed, both us and Chester would be long gone by now, but thankfully the FA forsaw how badly we would do, and did the only thing they could to hep us
I think we'll do alright, if Newell clears out some of the crap, and hopefully brings in a few decent midfielders, and manages to keep hold of barry conlon, I think we will have a much better chance of surviving relegation, and maybe even creeping up the table.
And with due to Thomas Pinault, I only have one thing to say about him ...... only on really hot days and when the wind is up.
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Re: The Football League ThreadDarlington are in a bit of trouble at the moment, with administration and the works, though they have already been deducted 10 points.(Original post by Jangrafess)
He's the main reason I like you, one of the managers I respect most. Barnet will be dragged into it even more next season, and if more clubs suffer penalties (is that going to happen? I have no idea) you'll stay up again. League 2 is in danger of becoming like Serie C or the lower Scottish divisions where the clubs who finish worst often aren't the ones that go down.
Pinault was crap.
And there's talk of Southampton dropping down and out of the football league, but I dont think anyone really knows whats going to happen to them.
And with Newell, just one more reason not to get relegated, that female referee, Amy Rayner, who he has a certain.... disliking to, has started refereeing blue square matches. She was rubbish last time we had her as a linesman, but to be fair, she's probably no worse than the crocks of **** that currently referee in league 2.Last edited by wes; 20-04-2009 at 07:04. -
Re: The Football League ThreadHmm yeah. Would they get points taken away if they were still in administration at the start of next season? I'm not sure how the rule works.(Original post by bourney)
Darlington are in a bit of trouble at the moment, with administration and the works, though they have already been deducted 10 points.
And there's talk of Southampton dropping down and out of the football league, but I dont think anyone really knows whats going to happen to them.
And with Newell, just one more reason not to get relegated, that female referee, Amy Rayner, who he has a certain.... disliking to, has started refereeing blue square matches. She was rubbish last time we had her as a linesman, but to be fair, she's probably no worse than the crocks of **** that currently referee in league 2.
It'd be a great shame to see Soton leave the football league, I'm really looking forward to away days at them, Norwich and Charlton next season.
I did not know she's now reffing in the Blue Square! Thanks for that snippet.
I doubt having one referee in the league will be that detrimental to you, considering that there's bound to be at least one male referee in League Two he also can't stand.
Last edited by wes; 21-04-2009 at 09:13.