Championship thread 25/26! (54 Viewers)

[TomRad85]

‘I’m leaving you for Sir Douglas Bigbollocks King’

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"Great hair, big dick, owns a proper football club."

 

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[CovRes]

I think because they were from Small Heath and surrounding areas

I'm pretty sure that the customers of the pub are all heading off to St Andrews in one episode.
And the writer is a supporter, and he's the special advisor on the stadium.

 

[TomRad85]

and he's the special advisor on the stadium.

Probably the most embarrassing thing I've ever read.

 

[KNSB]

Probably the most embarrassing thing I've ever read.

Was pretty sure I could find something more cringeworthy. Turns out it took me all of about 8 seconds. A particular favourite was the bit about asking fans to wear their peaky binder hats...

https://bcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/blues-announce-landmark-partnership-with-netflix-to-celebrate-peaky-blinders

 

[David O'Day]

I think because they were from Small Heath and surrounding areas

the tv ones are but the real ones came from all over brum, the fella who wrote th etv show is a blue nose

 

[bawtryneal]

These limits are nonsense and easy to get round

Okay short term but then cash flow and debt repayment catches up with you.

 

[Mcbean]

Having watched the Southampton game last night - I know they whacked Disney but I thought Disney played quite well and had chances that they just didn’t finish

 

[Lamps]

Having watched the Southampton game last night - I know they whacked Disney but I thought Disney played quite well and had chances that they just didn’t finish

Not surprised. Their aim was to play like Middlesbrough.

 

[Liquid Gold]

Hellberg surely nailed on for manager of the season

 

[Lamps]

Hellberg surely nailed on for manager of the season

He is also in the running for average manager of the year. They are where they were when he took over. Should also be in for the threw it all away manager of the year.

Their supporters have been awarded deluded supporters of the year for thinking they were going to be Champions after going top for a game and thinking they would beat us to go 5 points clear.

 

[Otis]

Having watched the Southampton game last night - I know they whacked Disney but I thought Disney played quite well and had chances that they just didn’t finish

Yeah, Southampton thoroughly deserved their victory, but in the second half at 2-1 down, Wrexham had started to get on top and looked the most likely to grab the next goal.

I think then there was a mistake by a Wrexham player, giving the ball away, that enabled the Saints to break away from and score.

After that, it was all Southampton again.

Sometimes little moments define matches. Happens so often.

It was the same for us against Ipswich here. Ipswich were clearly the better side, but we should have had a penalty, when Wright was clearly fouled. Had that have been given and we had scored, there is every possibility we would then have gone on to win that game.

Both Southampton and Ipswich can wobble at times.

 

[Terry_dactyl]

Yeah, Southampton thoroughly deserved their victory, but in the second half at 2-1 down, Wrexham had started to get on top and looked the most likely to grab the next goal.

I think then there was a mistake by a Wrexham player, giving the ball away, that enabled the Saints to break away from and score.

After that, it was all Southampton again.

Sometimes little moments define matches. Happens so often.

It was the same for us against Ipswich here. Ipswich were clearly the better side, but we should have had a penalty, when Wright was clearly fouled. Had that have been given and we had scored, there is every possibility we would then have gone on to win that game.

Both Southampton and Ipswich can wobble at times.

I’ve felt that a lot of times this season we could quite easily have been behind in games that we’ve then gone on to win…often quite comfortably. I think it’s the Watford game that is standing out for me now.
So I’ve often had this sense that we’ve been lucky, coupled with looking at the league table and thinking “you can’t put where we are down to luck”.

I think there’s another thread about ‘sliding door’ moments. I dunno if this qualifies as such but I’ve also thought, have we been lucky with when we’ve played certain teams. Unanswerable wonderings I guess.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

I’ve felt that a lot of times this season we could quite easily have been behind in games that we’ve then gone on to win…often quite comfortably. I think it’s the Watford game that is standing out for me now.
So I’ve often had this sense that we’ve been lucky, coupled with looking at the league table and thinking “you can’t put where we are down to luck”.

I think there’s another thread about ‘sliding door’ moments. I dunno if this qualifies as such but I’ve also thought, have we been lucky with when we’ve played certain teams. Unanswerable wonderings I guess.

I would argue Ipswich were fortunate to play us twice in a month where we had superflu running through the team.

 

[David O'Day]

I would argue Ipswich were fortunate to play us twice in a month where we had superflu running through the team.

Blues, Charlton and many of the results in the "blip" would have been very different if we'd played them without an illness ravaged squad.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Blues, Charlton and many of the results in the "blip" would have been very different if we'd played them without an illness ravaged squad.

We would have been promoted last month in all seriousness

 

[viridisman]

We would have been promoted last month in all seriousness

Yeah, that illness and blip didn't happen and we'd probably be 25+ points clear already

 

[Hutch11]

I would argue Ipswich were fortunate to play us twice in a month where we had superflu running through the team.

Ipswich were very lucky full stop.
At their place Hurst had to go, ref bottled it , he goes on to grab their second
At ours, and I'll admit we got our tactics wrong and they were much better, at 0-0 stonewall penalty on Haji , 1-0, much different outlook so they were lucky again.
Add to the great number of other 'decisions' going their way i think they've been fortunate all season

 

[Terry_dactyl]

I would argue Ipswich were fortunate to play us twice in a month where we had superflu running through the team.

The difference in how many (me included) on here think about Ipswich and how lucky they’ve been, and seemingly Ipswich fans perceptions of things seems to show that a lot of fans at every club might have similar (but opposing) thoughts.

 

[viridisman]

Managed to actually steal 3 points off Blackburn too.
Yet apparently they get the bad decisions all season.
Delusional

 

[Lamps]

The difference in how many (me included) on here think about Ipswich and how lucky they’ve been, and seemingly Ipswich fans perceptions of things seems to show that a lot of fans at every club might have similar (but opposing) thoughts.

Most supporters seem to say about the luck Ipswich get and how the refs keep bottling it against them. Last game there was a goal disallowed that was perfectly good.

It's as though their own supporters are looking for a reason they haven't walked away with the title as expected.

 

[Grendel]

Managed to actually steal 3 points off Blackburn too.
Yet apparently they get the bad decisions all season.
Delusional

They may have had some fortunate decisions but the game had to be replayed

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

The difference in how many (me included) on here think about Ipswich and how lucky they’ve been, and seemingly Ipswich fans perceptions of things seems to show that a lot of fans at every club might have similar (but opposing) thoughts.

No other club gained a bonus point from a fixture being postponed with under 10 minutes remaining. That point is looking pretty important now.

 

[clint van damme]

No other club gained a bonus point from a fixture being postponed with under 10 minutes remaining. That point is looking pretty important now.

I can't remember exactly what happened but fairly sure they got away with a very dubious desicion in the replayed game

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

I can't remember exactly what happened but fairly sure they got away with a very dubious desicion in the replayed game

Kipre (I think) got away with a DOGSO late on.

 

[Bernie Rhodes Nose]

I’ve felt that a lot of times this season we could quite easily have been behind in games that we’ve then gone on to win…often quite comfortably. I think it’s the Watford game that is standing out for me now.
So I’ve often had this sense that we’ve been lucky, coupled with looking at the league table and thinking “you can’t put where we are down to luck”.

I think there’s another thread about ‘sliding door’ moments. I dunno if this qualifies as such but I’ve also thought, have we been lucky with when we’ve played certain teams. Unanswerable wonderings I guess.

We create our own luck.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

We create our own luck.

When all is said and done we will probably end up winning the league by a comfortable margin after 46 games. There is no luck involved in doing that.

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

When all is said and done we will probably end up winning the league by a comfortable margin after 46 games. There is no luck involved in doing that.

Hope so
It’s not quite up to the normal standard though is it

 

[TomRad85]

A little morning chuckle for everyone courtesy of, you guessed it, a Cringe FC fan.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

A little morning chuckle for everyone courtesy of, you guessed it, a Cringe FC fan.

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His profile pic is spot on.

 

[Hutch11]

A little morning chuckle for everyone courtesy of, you guessed it, a Cringe FC fan.

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Scabby cunts

 

[clint van damme]

A little morning chuckle for everyone courtesy of, you guessed it, a Cringe FC fan.

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There's a lot more to it than just spending money.
They don't seem to have any strategy whatsoever.
Whether people agree with it or not, Wrexham seem to have a certain profile of player they sign, blues just seem to throw money at anything that moves.

They've signed some utter dog wash.

 

[Hutch11]

There's a lot more to it than just spending money.
They don't seem to have any strategy whatsoever.
Whether people agree with it or not, Wrexham seem to have a certain profile of player they sign, blues just seem to throw money at anything that moves.

They've signed some utter dog wash.

Fuckin shame ain't it ?

 

[Mercian In Anglia]

A little morning chuckle for everyone courtesy of, you guessed it, a Cringe FC fan.

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The Rome that significantly overstretched, invested badly then crumbled and was pillaged by competitors? Remember that tablet that they wrote before Teutoburg (away)?

'Dear Germanic Tribes, we are not the same legions that left Clades Lolliana in 16BC. Mark my words, we are a very different club. You're not ready for what's coming. Bookmark me.'

Look at the state of their stadium these days FFS, no roof, only one big stand and doesn't even have any chimneys:

 

[Sick Boy]

The city as a whole is cringey - its whole identity is based on a TV programme ffs.

 

[Para1140]

All they will do is ruin the championship by over inflating the transfer market for everyone else until it goes pop.
typical yank globalist that thinks you can buy what ever you want and fck all the other lesser mortals.
I hope they stay down and go bust because every time the yank businessman have tried to take over the game its gone tits up