Poll Which Championship sides would you like to see promoted?
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I don't want any welsh (or scottish) teams in the premier league thanks.
I had high hopes for Amoo. Physically he's fantastic, just needs a brain to go with it.
Most of the county fans I know are in full "no no, we can still stay up if someone goes into administration" mode.
Haha.
Forest because i grew up with them being a very good team, Leeds because despite having many many cuntish fans they hate Manure as much as we do and that in my eyes gives them a pardon and lastly QPR because my cousin Jon would go absolutely mental having supported them through a little bit of thick and lots and lots of thin.
QPR, Leeds and either Forest or Norwich.
I prefer the idea of bigger clubs in the Premier League that compete or at least stay up. Little teams coming up for one or two years, scratching around for players, scraping the odd result (normally against us!) and then ultimately going back down is irritating.
We should have a reasonable amount of money now and should be able to compete. Chelsea, City, United, Spurs and Arsenal will too. Having a few other big clubs there could be a good thing.
I prefer the idea of bigger clubs in the Premier League that compete or at least stay up. Little teams coming up for one or two years, scratching around for players, scraping the odd result (normally against us!) and then ultimately going back down is irritating.
We should have a reasonable amount of money now and should be able to compete. Chelsea, City, United, Spurs and Arsenal will too. Having a few other big clubs there could be a good thing.
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QPR, Leeds and either Forest or Norwich.
I prefer the idea of bigger clubs in the Premier League that compete or at least stay up. Little teams coming up for one or two years, scratching around for players, scraping the odd result (normally against us!) and then ultimately going back down is irritating.
We should have a reasonable amount of money now and should be able to compete. Chelsea, City, United, Spurs and Arsenal will too. Having a few other big clubs there could be a good thing.
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Unlikely now that Leeds will go up but if 3 teams with biggish support like Leeds, QPR and Cardiff replace Blackpool, Wigan and Blackburn the increase in crowds next season in the EPL will be very noticeable.
QPR, Leeds and either Forest or Norwich.
I prefer the idea of bigger clubs in the Premier League that compete or at least stay up. Little teams coming up for one or two years, scratching around for players, scraping the odd result (normally against us!) and then ultimately going back down is irritating.
We should have a reasonable amount of money now and should be able to compete. Chelsea, City, United, Spurs and Arsenal will too. Having a few other big clubs there could be a good thing.
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Unlikely now that Leeds will go up but if 3 teams with biggish support like Leeds, QPR and Cardiff replace Blackpool, Wigan and Blackburn the increase in crowds next season in the EPL will be very noticeable.
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He'll probably be regarded as pretty heroic.
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Just sent it to Soccer AM.
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Ha ha they showed it on Soccer AM but hundreds had sent it in, so I didn't get a mention 🙁
[quote author=Avvy link=topic=44185.msg1321530#msg1321530 date=1303754723]
He'll probably be regarded as pretty heroic.
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Just sent it to Soccer AM.
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Ha ha they showed it on Soccer AM but hundreds had sent it in, so I didn't get a mention 🙁
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