Probably why they celebrated our penalty misses so much down there. Nearest they get to seeing a goal.
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Probably why they celebrated our penalty misses so much down there. Nearest they get to seeing a goal.
Some of our fans expect a home win no matter who the opposition is, wonder if the Burnley forum gets as outraged as ours when it doesn't happen.....but thats football folks.
as mentioned else where,
on this day in 2022, we lost 6-0 to Bolton...
on this day in 2022, we lost 6-0 to Bolton...
Rotten day
I was back in the car at 3-0, couldn’t watch any more of a Lee Johnson team trying to defend
Can’t remember eh half time score but I came back after half time they scored pretty much straight away so I went back to the concourse for the rest of the game
left soon as 4th went in that day quite a few was all ready on bus when got on too
turned out to be the turning point for good in the end and we come a long way in the 3 years
hopefully we can take that final step and get back to premier league for next season
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You can prove anything with facts
I always like to go back to the last XI of the era before KLD started influencing things just over 4 years ago:
Matthews
McLaughlin
Wright
Flanagan
O'Nien
Power
Leadbitter
Scowen
Hume
Embleton
Wyke
only LoN standing,You can prove anything with facts
I always like to go back to the last XI of the era before KLD started influencing things just over 4 years ago:
Matthews
McLaughlin
Wright
Flanagan
O'Nien
Power
Leadbitter
Scowen
Hume
Embleton
Wyke
no way should the team we had in the first season in L1, struggled the way did,
I am grateful in an odd way we spent that long in L1, as we were able to rebuild in a way, to make us stronger,
but never again,
Jack Ross should’ve been sacked the same night Charlton beat us at Wembley. Disgrace he didn’t get that squad promoted
he went to resign,
he said to SD he was sorry he failed, and wanted to go,
SD said no, stay we will back you this summer...
we ended up with Parky.....
I didn’t mind Jack Ross very much. Thought he was a decent manager for that level
shame how it ended
shame how it ended
He was underwhelming, but the problem for me was in the transfer market. Was just far too many transfers made that season. We chucked away players to prioritise others who simply didn't make an impact (not even including the Grigg debacle). Utterly scattergun under the cover of the nonsense that Donald and Methven had some kind of insight into how to build a league one player. "We'll take it from here, lads. We know what's needed". In hindsight we'd have almost been better off just not signing anyone that season.
I always felt that squad was massively overrated by our fans. Was largely made up of journeyman L1 players and 'big names' that were in the twilight of their career, on the decline and/or didn't want to be there.
The league at the time was choc-full of real serious talent, a lot of which now plays regularly in the Prem or has since that season.
It was a shocking squad imo, no pace what so ever
Still should’ve gained promotion. It certainly wasn’t ‘shocking’ for League One level