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[AOM]

Aren't we still on a suspended punishment for repeated pitch invasions

20 point deduction incoming for a pitch invasion to celebrate promotion!

We'll be starting next season below Sheffield Wednesday

 

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[rob9872]

What a set of bores you lot are

25 years of absolute pain and anguish extinguished at the final whistle of say the Pompey game. It will be delirium

Glad the other 29,900 aren't so tedious

Agree with the sentiment, but lots of season have been pretty good. First couple of years in the Championship were ok. First season in the Ricoh was good and the season with Armstrong, Kent, Murphy, Cole, Maddison etc in L1 was decent.

The last 10 years arguably my favourite time supporting the club with the exception of 87 & 98 seasons. Most of the prem years we were just trying to stay up.

We've had shite owners, been forced out of the ground on more than one occasion and missed a whole season with Covid, but for what we've had recently and the journey we've been on to now finally get back (when at times I didn't think I'd have a club to support), I'm not sure I'd change any of it.

 

[COVKIDSNEVERQUIT]

Aren't we still on a suspended punishment for repeated pitch invasions

20 point deduction incoming for a pitch invasion to celebrate promotion!

Well anything's possible, Pep Guardiola got booked for celebrating a goal yesterday.

The game is becoming sterile.

 

[shmmeee]

Also worth noting that a pitch invasion should not get in the way of any potential trophy lift vs Wrexham

Is the trophy lift at Wrexham even if we’ve won it earlier? I can’t find much online but what I can find suggests it’s the final home game unless it’s not won by that point. Which would make it Wrexham even if we’ve won it the game before b

 

[alexccfc99]

Is the trophy lift at Wrexham even if we’ve won it earlier? I can’t find much online but what I can find suggests it’s the final home game unless it’s not won by that point. Which would make it Wrexham even if we’ve won it the game before b

It would be Wrexham - Liverpool won the title with a few home games to spare last season but still lifted it against Palace on the final day

Presuming the EFL follows the same precedent of course

 

[Mcbean]

Was on the pitch last at Highfield Road after the Derby game