Not sure if this has been mentioned on here but Bristol City’s first choice keeper is out for the rest of the season and their fans have no confidence in any of his potential replacements.
He would be some player for this level if he plays for them next season.Well this is random as fuck
Swansea City: Luka Modric to join Welsh club's owners in minority role
Real Madrid and Croatia legend Luka Modric is set to take a minority ownership stake in Swansea City.www.bbc.co.uk
Is it like Cesc at Como?He would be some player for this level if he plays for them next season.
Not sure if this has been mentioned on here but Bristol City’s first choice keeper is out for the rest of the season and their fans have no confidence in any of his potential replacements.
DM @Saddlebrains . He'll get back to you, or post it on your forumAll rumours at this stage from our end. Nothing has been confirmed yet.
Interesting!
The Championship: Every team can still go up or down with four games left
The Championship boasts wide open promotion and relegation battles, no VAR, record attendances - with just four games to go.www.bbc.co.uk
I'm sure a lot of those windows will be closing tomrrow.Love this Graphic. View attachment 42599
How can Swansea, Norwich and Sheff Weds be on 0% in the Relegation Chances column and be in the (yellow) Can be promoted or relegated category? And how come QPR are on 0% in the Relegation Chances column and be in the (yellow) Can he relegated category?Love this Graphic. View attachment 42599
Because the chances of it happening are less than 0.1%.... as it would require a very specific set of results to unfold.... but it is still mathematically possible.How can Swansea, Norwich and Sheff Weds be on 0% in the Relegation Chances column and be in the (yellow) Can be promoted or relegated category? And how come QPR are on 0% in the Relegation Chances column and be in the (yellow) Can he relegated category?
I read part of that in Liam Neesons VoiceBecause the chances of it happening are less than 0.1%.... as it would require a very specific set of results to unfold.... but it is still mathematically possible.
OK, but the pedant in me would prefer those entries to be marked <0.1% rather than zero. Guess that would fuck up the narrative though...Because the chances of it happening are less than 0.1%.... as it would require a very specific set of results to unfold.... but it is still mathematically possible.
If Norwich draw with Portsmouth tomorrow. That will be the end of it. They will not look for City, They will not pursue City. But if they win... they will find us and they will kill us.I read part of that in Liam Neesons Voice
Well no, the ideal remains the teams around us losingBig result would be Derby beating Luton - then if Plymouth failed to beat Boro - them and Luton are pretty much done for unless a ridiculous set of results happen.
Also, Luton play Bristol City after today's visit to Derby, so wouldn't it suit us more for Luton to get something out of that game.and it hurt Bristol?Well no, the ideal remains the teams around us losing
Why is Derby's pitch so ropey ?
Looks like Kasta has left a big skid mark all the way down the middleYeah, can’t believe the state of it. Did you see the ball about to go out for a throw but bounced back into play?
that was against PortsmouthLooks like Kasta has left a big skid mark all the way down the middle
Yeh great . Luton well up for our game next week nowGet in Luton...drag the rams back into relegation contention.
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