Match Day Thread Play Off Final. Hull City v Boro
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Any idea when the ticket office will be emailing out the tickets?...I can't hang around forever.
I don’t fancy playing Boro, who will be chomping at the bit for their second chance
Southampton admitted to spying on Oxford Utd, Ipswich and Middlesbrough.
It will be proper **** if we lose now. Would rather have just played the Demons.
When we finished top six on the final day, I sort of felt like it was job done and anything beyond that was a free hit.
After everything that’s happened since, I feel like we deserve to go up.
After everything that’s happened since, I feel like we deserve to go up.
expelling Southampton - football reasons - Reinstating Boro = financial reasons
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Especially as they lost that game.Oxford
Pitiful.
Mentally we’re massively up against it now, they’ll be buoyed by the news of a second bite of the cherry and we’re having to mentally adjust everything at the 11th hour. The tiny margins which make the difference at the elite level all stacked against us in the biggest game of the EFL calendar.
So typical city to be embroiled in this sh!t.
Alternatively, no proper prep, mindset on holiday with the manager...
Tar....If the kick off is put back to say 8pm, that will get interesting.
If Soton appeal then surely there’s no way the match can happen on Saturday, with none of the logistics sorted.
The only way it could go ahead is if the Cheats put their hands up and don’t take it any further. With a £200m prize at stakes, I can’t see any of the affected clubs’ owners walking away without a fight.
The only way it could go ahead is if the Cheats put their hands up and don’t take it any further. With a £200m prize at stakes, I can’t see any of the affected clubs’ owners walking away without a fight.