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30 minutes ago, Robbored said:

Job for DaveFev?……….

I don't think the technical director will be employing someone he's just blocked on twitter 

Can we delete this embarrassing 93-page thread now?

7 hours ago, Southport Red said:

Was reading about the decisive penalty in the shootout. Up steps the Bromley captain to win it. He produces an EFL captain’s armband and puts it on Raises an eyebrow at the keeper, smirks, and then puts the penalty away. Cools (or cocky, depending on your point-of-view) as a cucumber. 
 

Doubtless, he is now a club legend at Bromley FC. 

Bromley should be punished for not wearing the league's official captain's armband. Solihull Moors should take their place in League Two.

His son is his biggest mistake

21 minutes ago, Andy082005 said:

Why? They’ve been ******* dire this season 

league 1 isn’t easy. Plenty of clubs have gone down and struggled 

Because only one other team has gone down with 50+ pts in the last 10 years (Blackburn, straight back up with 96pts).

And they have good players for L1 that they will either keep or sell for decent money.

And they have new owners who will put their hands in their pocket.

I mean they are definitely coming straight back up aren't they? Almost as much of a cert as Leicester were this season

19 minutes ago, Kingston_Red said:

Who cares - we have had dross managers time and time again they haven’t. 

Cheers

After getting promoted together in the 2014/15 season, Preston have now finished above us eight times out of nine in the Championship.

All four teams fighting for their lives are all winning, incredible 

Still above Cardiff as it stands

Yet another medical emergency, this time at Birmingham

2 minutes ago, cidercity1987 said:

Bolton number 4 the lad who turned us down last year? Doesn't look like he would get near our team

Bird is better

3 hours ago, Aaron-Bcfc said:

We are a bigger club than them, far bigger. That wasn’t ever going to stop him moving though as it’s largely irrelevant.

We aren't a bigger club than Bournemouth whose games have been broadcast around the world every week for 7 of the last 9 seasons, and who have had multiple internationals (including England internationals) in their squad during that time.

5 minutes ago, Davefevs said:

Yep, we’ve no idea yet. @Never to the dark side reckons they will be 12:30, but nothing has been said.

10 minutes ago, Barrs Court Red said:

No, they’re between Friday and Monday - there’s also different time slots on the Saturday. 

Ffs wonder how many people who just shelled out for a season ticket know about this?!

3 hours ago, Davefevs said:

Yep…although it’s likely to be 9 or 10 Sat 3pm home games.  The only caveat to the table below is that @phantom posted something yesterday about embargo dates, so we might be one home game better off than the table below.

If likely only 9/10 home games at Sat 3pm, will all the 13/14 televised games definitely be at Sat 12:30pm?

Is Stokes more likely to be a first team player next season or loaned out to L1 or L2?

12,000 season tickets so far is fantastic. Very happy with that

19 hours ago, Kid in the Riot said:

Celtic 16-17 under Brendan Rodgers were unbeaten in all domestic competitions completing the treble.

Other than that can't think of any recent examples. 

Managed all that in a season where they lost to "Lincoln Red Imps" and "Hapoel Be'er Sheva" haha

Are Brian Tinnion and Jon Lansdown on your Christmas card list?

On 19/04/2024 at 14:05, Lrrr said:

Yes because it was the carabao 

Not the brightest are you

Would Korey Smith have burst into the box in injury time against Man United if the League Cup had replays?

Steve Evans is back in charge there, which changes the dynamic of the game for their players slightly

Football every day please.

1 hour ago, LondonBristolian said:

There was a full back for Luton I felt sorry for when we beat them 3-0 a few years back. James Bree, I think. To be fair to him, had a decent career since which shows I can’t always judge on one game. 

It was Luke Bolton, not Bree, wasn't it?

2 minutes ago, George Rs said:

Question though, it was reported Man City have a buy back clause when they sold him. What happens to that clause if we do have an option to buy? 
 

 

I don't think we'd have to worry about that considering our best players of the past decade have only been deemed good enough for Brighton, Aston Villa, Burnley, Cardiff, Fulham and Bournemouth!