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Thread | A good day
at 23:41 14 Mar 2026
Back to our favourite spot. Closed the gap on Coventry, Middlesbrough. Ipswich, Milwall. |
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Reply | Harvey Vale
at 23:32 14 Mar 2026
Ha, That will test his ‘Oirishness’ for sure. Was it Terry Mancini that became impatient during Aran na bhFiann and asked a new team mate when are they going to play ‘our one’? |
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Reply | Harvey Vale
at 23:25 14 Mar 2026
Revenge for Rice and Grealish! Actually good be a good addition. Smallbone is our most creative mid-fielder so more possibilities there than on the right wing |
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Reply | Tina Turner
at 23:02 13 Mar 2026
‘Steamy Windows’ would be more apt now with all the hot air coming from the ‘Head of Performance’ et al. |
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Reply | Rest of the Championship thread 25/26
at 22:29 10 Mar 2026
Feeling tomorrow could be 0-0. We have a habit of pulling something out of the hat when we seem to be completely on the ropes. Lots of praise for Warburton recently, but he was on the brink after a horror show v Swansea (not a once-off phenomenon) at the turn of the year. We had Norwich next who were flying, with the obnoxious Cantwell pulling the strings in midfield. We were damn unlucky to only draw one all and Warburton never looked back for the rest of the season. I think we’ll do something like that either v Brum or Leicester - it always seems that just when the fans are at complete breaking point, that they reel us back in with an unexpected performance. Or lose both games 5-0 is also an option. |
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Reply | My old man
at 22:05 10 Mar 2026
Actions of a desperate man who could relegate two teams in the one season |
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Reply | Rest of the Championship thread 25/26
at 22:03 10 Mar 2026
We have many things to be concerned about, but relegation is not one of them. Put yourself in the position of every team from Portsmouth down. They would all give their right arm to have 47 points. I think we’ll pick up 9 more which will make it an incremental improvement on last season. |
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Reply | WLS - Edwards might be moved into QPR’s midfield
at 21:59 10 Mar 2026
In Field’s case it would not have been counter-productive either - he is the consummate pro. Hopefully, next season, with JS gone, he will resume as a regular beside Madsen and provide some experience, balance and protection in mid-field |
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Reply | WE WANT NOURRY OUT SAID WE WANT NOURRY OUT
at 18:13 9 Mar 2026
It's sad
So sad
It's a sad sad situation
Always seems to me
That Nourry seems to be
The hardest word
It's sad
So sad
And it's getting more and .ore absurd
Always seems to me
That Nourry seems to be
The hardest word |
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Reply | This Season Almost A Replica of The McLaren Season
at 16:11 9 Mar 2026
The stark difference for me is that in the immediate aftermath of the Coventry game, JS came out all guns blazing, saying we will “see a different team and game next week” (not an exact quote but you get my gist). Not seeing that after Southampton or yesterday . Looks like he has been properly QPR’d, with all the fight knocked out of him. |
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Reply | This Season Almost A Replica of The McLaren Season
at 13:46 9 Mar 2026
Broadly, this season mirrors McClaren’s, but also Cifuentes last season. The ‘middle’ bit seems to be when we are at our best. It takes us a while to get going and then we tail off again towards the end. The other similarity with McClaren is that our best players were flogged game after game until they picked up a serious injury, I still think, (fear) something major will happen to Kone. The problem is the later it happens, the more likely it will be to impact the beginning of next season too.
The difference with McClaren’s season and this, is that we were in real danger of getting relegated that season, such was our free-fall, whereas that is not a concern this year.
The only plus side to all our injuries is that fringe players like Morgan, Bennie and Kolli are getting important Championship experience, which should stand them in good stead in the long run.
One final point, without wishing to re-hash too much, but allowing Field to leave on loan was absolutely criminal. Even if he ‘wanted to go’ he is not the sort of pro to throw a strop if he didn’t get his way. It was not even a case of ‘hindsight is wonderful’. Yes Madsen was still fit, but we already had a long injury list by the end of January |
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Reply | Chair
at 23:20 7 Mar 2026
Not in any way being facetious about his crime, but if this the case, then this is the third or fourth time he has done community service since he was convicted. Basically every long-term injury he has had over the past two years. |
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Thread | We’re home!
at 23:00 7 Mar 2026
Because we weren’t playing today (and because it doesn’t matter a damn anyway) I didn’t look at the league table until now. I see we now sit in 16th place - and breathe… Lacking in ambition? Poor recruitment? Injury crisis? Manager is sh1t? CEO is sh1t? All of the above and then some? Be that as it may, it’s like pulling on an old, but comfy jumper — we’re home! Goodnight Johnboy. |
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Reply | He'll be back
at 00:01 6 Mar 2026
I agree with this, his two strikes v Cardiff were both high quality in very different ways and then the injury came at exactly the wrong time. But he certainly hasn’t measured up this season and we have moved on considerably in terms of strikers, so I guess they will try to off-load him during the summer. |
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