Love to see this with the young kids.
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Norwich 0 Ipswich 2 at halftime.
Just about takes Norwich out of the playoff picture but also just about ends our automatic promotion hopes.
Just about takes Norwich out of the playoff picture but also just about ends our automatic promotion hopes.
Arsenal totally imploding another trophy less season
Couldn’t happen to a more humble and widely-respected fanbase. Shame…
I can’t imagine he’d be on that much. But it would be around 100k or slightly more I’d guess. That being said, I read today that it’s basically a done deal to spurs as long as they stay up.
Come on Sunderland today
I will laugh so hard if Spurs go down.
So many of their fans are completely entitled muppets.
Brum/Wrexham.
Birmingham having much the better of the opening 20 but not helped by the fact that they couldn't hit a barn door with a banjo.
Several dodgy refereeing decisions but that barely needs saying does it?
Birmingham having much the better of the opening 20 but not helped by the fact that they couldn't hit a barn door with a banjo.
Several dodgy refereeing decisions but that barely needs saying does it?
They had that 'golden' period 2015-2020, where they potentially had one of the best teams (maybe not squad) in the league, with their fans citing the lucky 7-1 win against City in 2017 as the best game in the clubs history, but couldn't do anything with it, including losing the champions League final, and then it's been difficulties since. They always seem to value being better than Arsenal over actually winning anything.
I don't mind spurs and their long suffering, hard done by fans, to be honest. For some big clubs such as Newcastle, Leeds and Aston villa, the drop down helps them out in the long term as they have to clear the decks and rebuild, but with other teams, it's the death knell.
Two bang average teams. Hope it stays that way for a few weeks.
'Long suffering, hard done by fans', Gerald Wiley lives.
The views expressed in this post are 67% recycled.
Phil Parkinson and Aidan Davison in Wrexham’s dugout. Ben Petty in Birmingham’s. Proper ex-Tiger get together this.
You can add Tom Huddlestone as well, coaching at Birmingham and sat in the dugout.
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First woman head coach in top 5 leagues.
Marie-Louise Eta has become the first woman appointed to manage a men's team in one of Europe's top five leagues after being named interim head coach of Bundesliga side Union Berlin.
So she’s interimming then
Never ever gets old
So she’s interimming then
Never ever gets old
Wrexham losing so far