29-04-2021, 05:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 29-04-2021, 06:01 PM by Strawberry Avenger.)
Football without differing opinions and fans is boring. The last year proved that.
There are still romance stories. I'm not a Blades fan, but I respect the job Wilder did there, afforded time with a patient owner.
Or, more grudgingly, Norwich. Who've been consistent and stuck with their man despite a '15th' place start in his 1st season, relegated, they broke with convention and kept their man. And they're promoted again. Credit to them.
Ironically, the elixir of the top teams success in this division seemed lost on Randall (who I generally respect.). But he said Hughton is 'outstanding' and it 'seems' like they're going to back him for the forthcoming season. I pray to the football gods every night that this may be so.
And well they might. Lest the madness continue.
Amazing what a bit of 'stability' will do for a club like Norwich? Or Brentford? Or Swansea? I'll discount Watford. They've sacked more managers than us? *Fact checkers, off you go.
How many clubs in the bottom 8 are playing sexy football whilst fighting for their lives?
Tedious Garbage. It is without the fans. And lots in the game are corrupted by the money. Players who couldn't take a good talking too from Martin or would have melted like snowflakes in the presence of grand master Brian Clough.
The 'fake chanting/crowd' noise playing. Makes my stomach churn. As do the empty seats making the 'experience' hollow.
But credit Yates for being positive. Worrall for saying he'd like Derby to go down but he'd rather they didn't so he can whup them. Or for Hughton saying they'll give it 100% against the Owls because the integrity of the division is paramount.
I recall some flaky team selections when Forest were in relegation trouble that 'hand of god' season from one team in the Championship.
Hughton has made it clear. He wants the two wins. Try to finish mid-table. Preparation for next season started long ago. His mid is clearly made up.
SA.
There are still romance stories. I'm not a Blades fan, but I respect the job Wilder did there, afforded time with a patient owner.
Or, more grudgingly, Norwich. Who've been consistent and stuck with their man despite a '15th' place start in his 1st season, relegated, they broke with convention and kept their man. And they're promoted again. Credit to them.
Ironically, the elixir of the top teams success in this division seemed lost on Randall (who I generally respect.). But he said Hughton is 'outstanding' and it 'seems' like they're going to back him for the forthcoming season. I pray to the football gods every night that this may be so.
And well they might. Lest the madness continue.
Amazing what a bit of 'stability' will do for a club like Norwich? Or Brentford? Or Swansea? I'll discount Watford. They've sacked more managers than us? *Fact checkers, off you go.
How many clubs in the bottom 8 are playing sexy football whilst fighting for their lives?
Tedious Garbage. It is without the fans. And lots in the game are corrupted by the money. Players who couldn't take a good talking too from Martin or would have melted like snowflakes in the presence of grand master Brian Clough.
The 'fake chanting/crowd' noise playing. Makes my stomach churn. As do the empty seats making the 'experience' hollow.
But credit Yates for being positive. Worrall for saying he'd like Derby to go down but he'd rather they didn't so he can whup them. Or for Hughton saying they'll give it 100% against the Owls because the integrity of the division is paramount.
I recall some flaky team selections when Forest were in relegation trouble that 'hand of god' season from one team in the Championship.
Hughton has made it clear. He wants the two wins. Try to finish mid-table. Preparation for next season started long ago. His mid is clearly made up.
SA.