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I know there are a few of you out there that still love the snooker.
Hell of a clearance from John Higgins to get to the quarters tonight, incredible stuff. Still think the winner comes from the inevitable Trump v Ronnie Semi though
why not... we can beat anyone.. consistency..... couple of new signings... full house every game.. top manager... do you know what....can't fking wait for next season. big name friendly at home... tour of ireland....that will do me...
The amount of money just tossed out there for discussion is obscene.
I saw a report where they said that the club who finishes last is given £103m in TV revenue, and an example multiplier was 4.5, so the richest clubs can only spend 4.5 times the lowest income of a club in the EPL on their squad - so they can only spend £463.5m on their squad… and we’re keeping everything crossed that we can bring in approx £12m from Eze sale.
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So now we are safe and looking forward to being able to enjoy not just the next game but a whole week in the lead up, time for a little fun.
Let’s open up the LFW Confession Box – Its time to admit whether you thought we would be safe, relegated or if you are L-Block thought we would be relegated by Christmas (Just kidding mate) – At what point did your opinions change etc throughout the season. I know there were many that dreaded this season even before it had started, and the first game didn’t nothing to settle that.
I’ll start the ball rolling. As many know, I was quite vocal at the start of the season and confess to jumping all over people who thought we were going to be relegated before the season had even started. Just before Gareth went, I was very nervous that I was going to have to eat my words because we were all over the place – 6 in a row and I decided I was wrong - League 1 was beckoning. The game that turned my opinion and made me think we could do it, was the away win to Blackburn. We had been shocking in January and I don’t recall us ever winning up there despite supporting the Rrrr’s for almost 50 years. After that, we seemed to stop conceding from set pieces and defending better and apart from having a minor wobble after Easter was relatively sure we would survive.
So come on, cleanse your souls and lets hear your thoughts and emotions over the season and did your opinion on the outcome change.
Food for thought, especially with regard to their targets for Academy graduates in and/or about the first team squad on matchdays. It made me wonder what we are doing in terms of trying to emulate their model going forwards, e.g. by looking at what other clubs are doing so much more successfully than we have been. Definitely a good question for Marti at the Fans Forum, methinks.
On a personal note I really don't want either Peterborough or Barnsley to go up. It seems like we always play badly against them. That three match run when we lost to Posh in the cup as well as the league and I went to the cup and the home game still haunts me.
The Ismael Barnsley side penning us in for what seemed like hours also gives me nightmares. Come on Oxford (v Posth) and Bolton (v Barnsley).
Take a bow son reminded me of clatenburgs master class. Faultless really. It makes me wonder why on earth we get the same old dross in the middle each week when there are others far better. Stroud for cov anyone ?
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