You'd think for a club that has had some bumpy times recently and looking at major problems their fans would have a bit of empathy. If things don't change they'll be sending collection buckets around grounds and talking about the football family before long.It was this comment:
I'd like Wycombe to win the playoffs, and face the prospect of playing behind closed doors in a higher league, with bigger expenditure, with fuck all income for the rest of 2020.
They'd be bust come January, and I for one would piss my sides laughing.
How delightful this character is
Shall I get 8 stellas in?
Oh give it a break don't be a hypocrite Were we in their shoes, you would be saying exactly the same as the Tranmere fans. Clubs should be all out for themselves, that is their job. The EFL act as arbiters to ensure fair play, but clubs must fight for their own self interest. This is not a kiddy's palygroundFirst reply to that is from a Tranmere fan "shows clubs are all out for themselves and integrity/fairness counts for nothing", you couldn't make it up!
It was this comment:
I'd like Wycombe to win the playoffs, and face the prospect of playing behind closed doors in a higher league, with bigger expenditure, with fuck all income for the rest of 2020.
They'd be bust come January, and I for one would piss my sides laughing.
How delightful this character is
Just think, In 40 years time some 20 year old Sunderland and Wycombe fans will be 'hoying' rocks at each other outside Adams Park about this, Whilst a 60 year old Makem shouts abuse at a statue of Akinfenwa.I liked this one
Wycombe have lost 8 of their last 13, and have won 1 away game since mid-November, and their game in hand that squeezed them into the playoffs on PPG, is Coventry away - who are runaway leaders, unbeaten in 13, and beat Wycombe 4-1 away in that run...
To be fair, even before the current events I've sensed on that forum a move away from the rivalry that seems to have been manufactured over recent years. As for current events, 95% of the comments are more than fair to us.
Then they will be arguing if people were there.Just think, In 40 years time some 20 year old Sunderland and Wycombe fans will be 'hoying' rocks at each other outside Adams Park about this, Whilst a 60 year old Makem shouts abuse at a statue of Akinfenwa.
Ha, post of the weekJust think, In 40 years time some 20 year old Sunderland and Wycombe fans will be 'hoying' rocks at each other outside Adams Park about this, Whilst a 60 year old Makem shouts abuse at a statue of Akinfenwa.
And the other 5% is AstuteI liked this one
Wycombe have lost 8 of their last 13, and have won 1 away game since mid-November, and their game in hand that squeezed them into the playoffs on PPG, is Coventry away - who are runaway leaders, unbeaten in 13, and beat Wycombe 4-1 away in that run...
To be fair, even before the current events I've sensed on that forum a move away from the rivalry that seems to have been manufactured over recent years. As for current events, 95% of the comments are more than fair to us.
Good question, but I'm not sure they can as I thought I had read that we had already extended the loan periods of the three loanees to the end of July already. If I'm wrong someone please correct me.Can Bristol City recall Walsh for their fixture restart?
BC have a one year option on his contractCan Liam Walsh leave Bristol City at the end of this season if he wants to ?
So does that mean Walsh has to accept that option in other words is he out of contract or in a contractBC have a one year option on his contract
The club have the option. It is the clubs choice generally but sometimes other factors might be written into contracts that automatically trigger an option. Eg, after 20 appearances....So does that mean Walsh has to accept that option in other words is he out of contract or in a contract
1. Operation Vengeance sounds like something a playground gang would come up with.
“I’m calling next season the Vengeance Tour. We will have the largest chip ever seen on a shoulder..."
Surprising they haven't used the furlough scheme.
“I’m calling next season the Vengeance Tour. We will have the largest chip ever seen on a shoulder..."
So if for example Walsh wanted to leave Bristol City and join us or anyone else for that matter Bristol could stop him even though he has not signed a contract yet.The club have the option. It is the clubs choice generally but sometimes other factors might be written into contracts that automatically trigger an option. Eg, after 20 appearances....
They can extend his contract for a year without his agreement.So if for example Walsh wanted to leave Bristol City and join us or anyone else for that matter Bristol could stop him even though he has not signed a contract yet.
The option means he doesn't sign...it is the clubs choice... they extend (trigger) the extra year if they want to or if contractual aspects do it anyway.... automatically rolls into the next year.So if for example Walsh wanted to leave Bristol City and join us or anyone else for that matter Bristol could stop him even though he has not signed a contract yet.
The option means he doesn't sign...it is the clubs choice... they extend (trigger) the extra year if they want to or if contractual aspects do it anyway.... automatically rolls into the next year.
If we want him... we pay a fee for him. Providing BC will let him go.
Looks to me Bristol’s interest has blossomed due to his performances here and not sure if they really want him or a transfer fee, it seems similar to the position Bright was in last year. Might depend on wether Bristol go up to the Prem or not which might not be known until the end of July, I’m sure Robins is head of the game on this though.The option means he doesn't sign...it is the clubs choice... they extend (trigger) the extra year if they want to or if contractual aspects do it anyway.... automatically rolls into the next year.
If we want him... we pay a fee for him. Providing BC will let him go.
They didn't use it as they were told they would be playing it was in one of his early podcast.Surprising they haven't used the furlough scheme.
Right about the EFL leadership .
Could be due to the fact that the match day squad will be bigger when the championship resumes with 5 subs allowed and bigger numbers on bench... has obviously played his way into the reckoning of the manager.Looks to me Bristol’s interest has blossomed due to his performances here and not sure if they really want him or a transfer fee, it seems similar to the position Bright was in last year. Might depend on wether Bristol go up to the Prem or not which might not be known until the end of July, I’m sure Robins is head of the game on this though.
Even if you believe his massively over simplified version of the financial situation he's talking about an extra team being in L1 next season. The knock on effect is L2 being one team short so the teams with the least income would lose more money.Oh look the Peterborough co chairman is bigging up the Tranmere idea.
I guess its easy to make it look like you are helping everyone, when you get a play off place.
The run up to Tuesday is going to be tedious with everyone pushing their own agenda this weekend
How come they have to pay millions back if the fixtures are being played and shown live on Sky?
How much do we get and how much will we have to pay back from this deal as in the telegraph (daily) states that all 72 clubs are involved due to the suspension of the season do not get how it works as some S W fans seem to think Sky are also getting more games.
It's not disclosed in the article but recouped via the remaining three years of the deal.How much do we get and how much will we have to pay back from this deal as in the telegraph (daily) states that all 72 clubs are involved due to the suspension of the season do not get how it works as some S W fans seem to think Sky are also getting more games.
We will get less than our full money in the championship. Still more than this year being as we will be on sky loads of times I expect.It's not disclosed in the article but recouped via the remaining three years of the deal.
Because during the last 3 months many punters have 'paused' their subscriptions and Sky have lost £millions in incomeHow come they have to pay millions back if the fixtures are being played and shown live on Sky?
How much Championship promotion is worth to League One teamsJust noticed according to a friend of ours Mr Fry we will get £4 Million solidarity money more in the championship than in league 1 happy days
Is that aswell as tv money ?Just noticed according to a friend of ours Mr Fry we will get £4 Million solidarity money more in the championship than in league 1 happy days
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