The Football League thread II

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Birmingham and Ipswich meet at St. Andrew's today, with the winner having a very good chance of breaking into the play-off spots by the end of the day. Interesting stuff.

QPR vs. Wolves in the early kick-off promises to be decent, too.

Hell of a game at Carrow Road fella.

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Midlander

A pathetic display today and I would go as far as saying the worst under Mowbray. Really disappointing.

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Icecream1

Original post by Midlander

A pathetic display today and I would go as far as saying the worst under Mowbray. Really disappointing.

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Shockingly bad....

I thought against 10 men with 30 mins left Cov would at least get back into but that was embarrassing.

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Mackay

Dreadful from Coventry today. Why wasn't Maddison starting? Can't have been easy without Murphy and Armstrong, though. Both are the side's top goalscorers.

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Midlander

Original post by Mackay

Dreadful from Coventry today. Why wasn't Maddison starting? Can't have been easy without Murphy and Armstrong, though. Both are the side's top goalscorers.

No idea. Any side would miss Armstrong and Murphy but that does not explain the horror shows at the back.

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Mackay

Original post by Midlander

No idea. Any side would miss Armstrong and Murphy but that does not explain the horror shows at the back.

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Especially with such an experienced back four - bar Haynes.

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Midlander

Original post by Mackay

Especially with such an experienced back four - bar Haynes.

Today's team was a bit of a grandpa's 11, maybe they found it tough going on a cut up pitch. Who knows, it's just very frustrating to see average opposition gifted games on a plate.

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username1373182

Disappointing for the Terriers. Yet another player, Smith, sent to the stands. 2-1 loss to Brighton. To add insult to injury, L**ds are back ahead of us. :/

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username47781

Huge win for Barnsley today 6-1 over Rochdale.

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Lúcio

Original post by Rock Fan

Huge win for Barnsley today 6-1 over Rochdale.

Their resurgence has been amazing!

The average age of their squad is extremely low for a lower league side, but it's clear they have some real quality. You can see it in their cup run.

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username47781

Original post by Lúcio

Their resurgence has been amazing!

The average age of their squad is extremely low for a lower league side, but it's clear they have some real quality. You can see it in their cup run.

Bolds well for the future if they keep this up.

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trustmeimlying1

Original post by Mackay

Wolves are resigned to a mid table finish. the best they can hope for is an ambitious owner.

with no replacement for Afobe..the sooner a new owner comes in the better.

Birmingham were impressive today. Outside of Hull and Middlesbrough its the top 6 is as of yet undecided

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Mackay

Original post by trustmeimlying1

Outside of Hull and Middlesbrough its the top 6 is as of yet undecided

Middlesbrough are enduring a mini slump - but it's best to get it out of their system now, rather than in May.

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username47781

Meanwhile Fulham just seem to be going nowhere.

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username1373182

Original post by Rock Fan

Meanwhile Fulham just seem to be going nowhere.

To league 1.

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username47781

Original post by abrack

To league 1.

Should have won against Hull yesterday, whether the new manager can turn them around I don't know, but yes they seem to be hurtling towards League One and it looks like Ross McCormack won't be there at the end of the month either.

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username1373182

Original post by Rock Fan

Well, Bolton definitely heading there, so Fulham aren't alone! XD

You were lucky against us the other week, Huddersfield Town. If it wasn't for that mistake you mightn't have got that point. (You probably would have, we played terribly!)