| Bottom three 21:27 - Mar 6 with 667 views | Whiterockin |
Oxford currently wining at Preston so move out ov the bottom three. And WBA drop in with Leicester and Sheffield Wednesday. |  | | |  |
| Bottom three on 23:18 - Mar 6 with 582 views | majorraglan |
Who’d have believe that could happen at the start of the season, I’d be quite content if Leicester and West Brom both went down - they’re 2 “big” teams who would normally be play off contenders. Could make next season a lot easier. |  | | |
| Bottom three on 10:46 - Mar 7 with 424 views | union_jack |
| Bottom three on 23:18 - Mar 6 by majorraglan |
Who’d have believe that could happen at the start of the season, I’d be quite content if Leicester and West Brom both went down - they’re 2 “big” teams who would normally be play off contenders. Could make next season a lot easier. |
On the flip side, the mighty Cardiff are coming for us, again, and will undoubtedly be top 2.😏 |  |
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| Bottom three on 12:05 - Mar 7 with 385 views | Whiterockin |
| Bottom three on 10:46 - Mar 7 by union_jack |
On the flip side, the mighty Cardiff are coming for us, again, and will undoubtedly be top 2.😏 |
The automatic 6 points could well come in handy for us. | | | |
| Bottom three on 12:18 - Mar 7 with 356 views | union_jack |
| Bottom three on 12:05 - Mar 7 by Whiterockin |
The automatic 6 points could well come in handy for us. |
Unfortunately, I’m never that presumptive 😒 | |
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| Bottom three on 12:43 - Mar 7 with 329 views | KeithHaynes |
| Bottom three on 10:46 - Mar 7 by union_jack |
On the flip side, the mighty Cardiff are coming for us, again, and will undoubtedly be top 2.😏 |
Numerous of their number on social media are stating the Welsh FA investment in their ground will be needed for their Premier League campaign in two years time. Beat Rotherham and the like and you are world beaters. I’ve no issue in the FAW investing in their ground and increasing the capacity as long as they do the same for Wrexham, Newport and of course Swansea by the same amounts.
No individual football club should be invested in by their own FA, it wouldn’t happen in England. |  |
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| Bottom three on 12:47 - Mar 7 with 326 views | union_jack |
| Bottom three on 12:43 - Mar 7 by KeithHaynes |
Numerous of their number on social media are stating the Welsh FA investment in their ground will be needed for their Premier League campaign in two years time. Beat Rotherham and the like and you are world beaters. I’ve no issue in the FAW investing in their ground and increasing the capacity as long as they do the same for Wrexham, Newport and of course Swansea by the same amounts.
No individual football club should be invested in by their own FA, it wouldn’t happen in England. |
They’ll do it with the excuse that it’s because Wales play there. Convenient excuse. | |
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| Bottom three on 14:01 - Mar 7 with 290 views | Whiterockin |
| Bottom three on 12:43 - Mar 7 by KeithHaynes |
Numerous of their number on social media are stating the Welsh FA investment in their ground will be needed for their Premier League campaign in two years time. Beat Rotherham and the like and you are world beaters. I’ve no issue in the FAW investing in their ground and increasing the capacity as long as they do the same for Wrexham, Newport and of course Swansea by the same amounts.
No individual football club should be invested in by their own FA, it wouldn’t happen in England. |
Were we not investigated regarding our rent link with the council and unfair advantage rules. [Post edited 7 Mar 14:06]
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