by theHotHead » Tue Feb 15, 2022 7:17 pm
by Nuggets » Tue Feb 15, 2022 7:55 pm
elkanofan wrote:I dont like all this scared mentallity wanting Newcastle to go down because they will eventually turn into Man City.
This is exactly whats lead us into such mediocraty. I want them to stay up now. They arent a joke or meme team like 2008-2016 and even when they did go down they just bounced right back the first season of asking. If they did go down which seems unlikely now they could come back with serious momentum in 2023-24 by destroying the Championship anyway qnd go straigh into the top 6-8. The maximum they will achceive in the next two season is top 6 by 2013/2024 that team needs a LOT of work even with the money. It took Man City 3 seasons to break top 4 btw.
Burnley, Norwich and Watford are my three i want to see gone. Burnley been here long enoigh and im bored of their brexit football now. Norwich and Watford are sadly nothing but yoyo feeder clubs.
I like Leeds and Everton to stay up as the more historically big teams with large fanbases is always better for the league.
Beating Aston Villa, Everton and Newcastle for example feels much better than beating Brentford and Brighton for example as these will always been smaller sides who will bounce between the upper championship and lower premier league. Those other three have huge fanbases which is always fun to go away or beat them at our place.
by VCC » Tue Feb 15, 2022 9:35 pm
Nuggets wrote:elkanofan wrote:I dont like all this scared mentallity wanting Newcastle to go down because they will eventually turn into Man City.
This is exactly whats lead us into such mediocraty. I want them to stay up now. They arent a joke or meme team like 2008-2016 and even when they did go down they just bounced right back the first season of asking. If they did go down which seems unlikely now they could come back with serious momentum in 2023-24 by destroying the Championship anyway qnd go straigh into the top 6-8. The maximum they will achceive in the next two season is top 6 by 2013/2024 that team needs a LOT of work even with the money. It took Man City 3 seasons to break top 4 btw.
Burnley, Norwich and Watford are my three i want to see gone. Burnley been here long enoigh and im bored of their brexit football now. Norwich and Watford are sadly nothing but yoyo feeder clubs.
I like Leeds and Everton to stay up as the more historically big teams with large fanbases is always better for the league.
Beating Aston Villa, Everton and Newcastle for example feels much better than beating Brentford and Brighton for example as these will always been smaller sides who will bounce between the upper championship and lower premier league. Those other three have huge fanbases which is always fun to go away or beat them at our place.
Good post
by Goonerred » Wed Feb 16, 2022 10:37 am
by Nuggets » Wed Feb 16, 2022 11:01 am
Goonerred wrote:I like to see 'lesser' teaams in the PL, why shouldn't they get a chance? I don't like this elitist veiw that some teams should be in the PL and some shouldn't. As for more kudos beating Everton or Leeds, than, oh, let's say Brentford...
And what the hell is Brexit football???
by Ach » Wed Feb 16, 2022 1:40 pm
by Phil71 » Wed Feb 16, 2022 1:42 pm
by Goonerred » Wed Feb 16, 2022 2:10 pm
Ach wrote:Want London teams to stay up and come up. More London clubs the better
by ag6789 » Wed Feb 16, 2022 4:47 pm
by thebigbangtheo » Thu Feb 17, 2022 11:02 am
by theHotHead » Thu Feb 17, 2022 2:21 pm
Goonerred wrote:I like to see 'lesser' teaams in the PL, why shouldn't they get a chance? I don't like this elitist veiw that some teams should be in the PL and some shouldn't. As for more kudos beating Everton or Leeds, than, oh, let's say Brentford...
And what the hell is Brexit football???
by Goonerred » Thu Feb 17, 2022 2:37 pm
theHotHead wrote:Goonerred wrote:I like to see 'lesser' teaams in the PL, why shouldn't they get a chance? I don't like this elitist veiw that some teams should be in the PL and some shouldn't. As for more kudos beating Everton or Leeds, than, oh, let's say Brentford...
And what the hell is Brexit football???
I want to see quality, I take no pleasure watching a newly promoted side getting slapped up week in week out. Its great for the fans of those clubs to get a chance to see the biggest clubs and biggest names in football alongside theirs, the romance of football is amazing in that respect.
But I want to see the biggest clubs playing week in week out. Its such a shame some clubs haven't managed to come back into the Prem
I believe Brexit football is that agricultural, no nonsense football favoured by British managers who give little value to technique over physicality. Your Tony Pulis, your Mark Hughes, your Sam Allardyce. Rugby Football or WWE Football ... if you like
by theHotHead » Thu Feb 17, 2022 3:38 pm
by Losmeister » Sat Feb 19, 2022 7:39 pm
elkanofan wrote:I dont like all this scared mentallity wanting Newcastle to go down because they will eventually turn into Man City.
This is exactly whats lead us into such mediocraty. I want them to stay up now. They arent a joke or meme team like 2008-2016 and even when they did go down they just bounced right back the first season of asking. If they did go down which seems unlikely now they could come back with serious momentum in 2023-24 by destroying the Championship anyway qnd go straigh into the top 6-8. The maximum they will achceive in the next two season is top 6 by 2013/2024 that team needs a LOT of work even with the money. It took Man City 3 seasons to break top 4 btw.
Burnley, Norwich and Watford are my three i want to see gone. Burnley been here long enoigh and im bored of their brexit football now. Norwich and Watford are sadly nothing but yoyo feeder clubs.
I like Leeds and Everton to stay up as the more historically big teams with large fanbases is always better for the league.
Beating Aston Villa, Everton and Newcastle for example feels much better than beating Brentford and Brighton for example as these will always been smaller sides who will bounce between the upper championship and lower premier league. Those other three have huge fanbases which is always fun to go away or beat them at our place.
by elkanofan » Sun Feb 20, 2022 2:30 pm
Goonerred wrote:I like to see 'lesser' teaams in the PL, why shouldn't they get a chance? I don't like this elitist veiw that some teams should be in the PL and some shouldn't. As for more kudos beating Everton or Leeds, than, oh, let's say Brentford...
Goonerred wrote:And what the hell is Brexit football???
theHotHead wrote:I want to see quality, I take no pleasure watching a newly promoted side getting slapped up week in week out. Its great for the fans of those clubs to get a chance to see the biggest clubs and biggest names in football alongside theirs, the romance of football is amazing in that respect.
But I want to see the biggest clubs playing week in week out. Its such a shame some clubs haven't managed to come back into the Prem
I believe Brexit football is that agricultural, no nonsense football favoured by British managers who give little value to technique over physicality. Your Tony Pulis, your Mark Hughes, your Sam Allardyce. Rugby Football or WWE Football ... if you like