o/t where will your team finish this season?
I've supported them since about 1990 but only cos befor that I was too young to make such a decision and living in the USA where they don't get football.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:MUFC who I've supported for 22 years (so not a glory hunter) will win it, Southampton who will finish just below the play offs.
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I've been supporting Bolton since I was a kid, so don't anyone go accusing me of being a glory hunter, ok?
Big trio of matches coming up for us over the hols -
Brum H
Sunderland A
Derby H
If we get 7 or 9 pts from those three we'll be safe. Likely we'll contrive to get 3 or 4 though. Still, It's not been hard to show an improvement post-Lee era. We'll reach the giddy heights of 12th or 13th by March imo, and then succumb to our end of season sag. This isn't helped by the fact we always seem to get Chelsea on the last day of the season.
Big trio of matches coming up for us over the hols -
Brum H
Sunderland A
Derby H
If we get 7 or 9 pts from those three we'll be safe. Likely we'll contrive to get 3 or 4 though. Still, It's not been hard to show an improvement post-Lee era. We'll reach the giddy heights of 12th or 13th by March imo, and then succumb to our end of season sag. This isn't helped by the fact we always seem to get Chelsea on the last day of the season.
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You've got an answer for everything!Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Family originally from Newton Heath.Goz wrote:Yer from Southampton. Yer still a glory hunterEmerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:MUFC who I've supported for 22 years (so not a glory hunter) will win it, Southampton who will finish just below the play offs.
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Not likely, we’re (allegedly) haemorrhaging £1m a month at the moment and probably will only have half a squad left come the end of January.Dirk Kelly wrote:Southampton, we will do a late push to get into the playoffs, get tanked 5-0 in the first leg, come back to draw 5-5 AET in the second leg then get put out on penalties when Burley elects the keeper to take the first penalty.
Salisbury is the team to support. Promoted twice in two consecutive seasons, and now holding their own in the Bluesquare Premier. They are Premiership-bound I tell thee!
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Boro (on the Holgate when we were shit[ter] before anyone says owt!)...best team in Yorkshire again....hopefully about 14th (fingers crossed), more probably 17th and maybe 18th and going down. If you'd asked me a month ago I'd have said we're down mind!!!
I look out for a couple of teams (Willem II and De Graafschap) in Holland (used to live there) and they'll both struggle.
Live in Exeter (some of the year) but for obvious reasons I'm not paying to get into somewhere called St James' Park to watch a team in red and white stripes. Other than that I'd have thought they'd finish 6th or 7th.
I look out for a couple of teams (Willem II and De Graafschap) in Holland (used to live there) and they'll both struggle.
Live in Exeter (some of the year) but for obvious reasons I'm not paying to get into somewhere called St James' Park to watch a team in red and white stripes. Other than that I'd have thought they'd finish 6th or 7th.
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You might say that, but who have we left to sell? We are a Championship club with average Championship players.Loftgroov wrote:Not likely, we’re (allegedly) haemorrhaging £1m a month at the moment and probably will only have half a squad left come the end of January.Dirk Kelly wrote:Southampton, we will do a late push to get into the playoffs, get tanked 5-0 in the first leg, come back to draw 5-5 AET in the second leg then get put out on penalties when Burley elects the keeper to take the first penalty.
Salisbury is the team to support. Promoted twice in two consecutive seasons, and now holding their own in the Bluesquare Premier. They are Premiership-bound I tell thee!
Occasionally in the past watched Eastleigh and know of more than a few people reguarly going to the Silverlake Stadium to watch them instead of Saints.
Still think we'll make the play-offs
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Know a couple of the Salisbury players and they say it's the best club rapport they've known. I expect big things of them this season, as last season they finished as a bit of a damp squib.Loftgroov wrote:Not likely, we’re (allegedly) haemorrhaging £1m a month at the moment and probably will only have half a squad left come the end of January.Dirk Kelly wrote:Southampton, we will do a late push to get into the playoffs, get tanked 5-0 in the first leg, come back to draw 5-5 AET in the second leg then get put out on penalties when Burley elects the keeper to take the first penalty.
Salisbury is the team to support. Promoted twice in two consecutive seasons, and now holding their own in the Bluesquare Premier. They are Premiership-bound I tell thee!