Like to see forest back in the premier league. Was always a good day out back in the day, decent club with a big support.
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I’ve posted this a few times but essentially it’s the way they climbed the leagues at others expense, treated non league like rubbish and especially the way they conspired with Chelsea to leave Kingstonian (one of my local non league teams) homeless, the club who helped AFC make a home when they were reformed. Utter hypocrisy and betrayed those who helped them reestablish as a club.Just curious as to why you think this ?
MK Dons, I get. Tried to move thinking they'd get more fans in a town with no team
As a big Wealdstone fan (National League) I've been keeping an eye on the bottom of League 2. Stevenage not out of trouble yet, would be quite handy if they were relegated.Don’t know if anyone is as sad as me and takes an interest in the comings and goings in other English leagues, but we’re starting to see the business end come to its climax…
Anyway, Fulham look like they’re coming up to the PL which will be very welcome for someone based in SW London. Looks like Bournemouth will join them and then it’s tough to call. Luton coming up would be hilarious. Relegation places pretty much sorted and sadly Reading may well stay up.
In L1 it’s ridiculous that Sunderland could miss out again given their size, but it’s also quite funny. Looks like Wigan + 2 others and it’s all very tight. At the bottom, I’ll be very pleased to see AFC Wimbledon go down - such a shitty hypocrisy of a club.
In L2, promotion places look close to sorted. Forest Green - who the fuck are they?! Going down to non league are Scunthorpe and possibly Oldham - the first PL team to drop out of the EFL altogether?
Stockport and Wrexham - two great names from previous decades - look like favourites to join the EFL.
Any interest or views? No? Just me then…
Them and Sheff Wed are definitely PL size clubs. Good old grounds too.Like to see forest back in the premier league. Was always a good day out back in the day, decent club with a big support.
I tend to keep an eye on the welsh clubs.Don’t know if anyone is as sad as me and takes an interest in the comings and goings in other English leagues, but we’re starting to see the business end come to its climax…
Anyway, Fulham look like they’re coming up to the PL which will be very welcome for someone based in SW London. Looks like Bournemouth will join them and then it’s tough to call. Luton coming up would be hilarious. Relegation places pretty much sorted and sadly Reading may well stay up.
In L1 it’s ridiculous that Sunderland could miss out again given their size, but it’s also quite funny. Looks like Wigan + 2 others and it’s all very tight. At the bottom, I’ll be very pleased to see AFC Wimbledon go down - such a shitty hypocrisy of a club.
In L2, promotion places look close to sorted. Forest Green - who the fuck are they?! Going down to non league are Scunthorpe and possibly Oldham - the first PL team to drop out of the EFL altogether?
Stockport and Wrexham - two great names from previous decades - look like favourites to join the EFL.
Any interest or views? No? Just me then…
I remember the quality of your plastic pitches in that era. Still have the scars on my knees!If Luton go up, couldn't it be worked to give them an exemption to have artificial grass....would be a throwback to their last stint in the top flight. For whatever reason that, more than anything else, is what Luton reminds me of.
Wimbledon I guess ceased to exist as a former Premier League club .Don’t know if anyone is as sad as me and takes an interest in the comings and goings in other English leagues, but we’re starting to see the business end come to its climax…
Anyway, Fulham look like they’re coming up to the PL which will be very welcome for someone based in SW London. Looks like Bournemouth will join them and then it’s tough to call. Luton coming up would be hilarious. Relegation places pretty much sorted and sadly Reading may well stay up.
In L1 it’s ridiculous that Sunderland could miss out again given their size, but it’s also quite funny. Looks like Wigan + 2 others and it’s all very tight. At the bottom, I’ll be very pleased to see AFC Wimbledon go down - such a shitty hypocrisy of a club.
In L2, promotion places look close to sorted. Forest Green - who the fuck are they?! Going down to non league are Scunthorpe and possibly Oldham - the first PL team to drop out of the EFL altogether?
Stockport and Wrexham - two great names from previous decades - look like favourites to join the EFL.
Any interest or views? No? Just me then…
Cheers.I’ve posted this a few times but essentially it’s the way they climbed the leagues at others expense, treated non league like rubbish and especially the way they conspired with Chelsea to leave Kingstonian (one of my local non league teams) homeless, the club who helped AFC make a home when they were reformed. Utter hypocrisy and betrayed those who helped them reestablish as a club.
Yep they always have big numbers in their away ends. Well supported as they have a large catchment. They do travel well but reality is that for the midweekers a lot of their support comes from London/South east based fans.argyle have a good following considering they have never been in the prem would love for them to get promoted and then promoted again
I'm a lot more interested than I thought I'd be.
Would love to see Luton go up. If not them then Forest.
Argyle v Sunderland is a huge game about to kick off at 3pm on Sky. Got loads of Argyle supporting mates so keen for them to go up.
Would like to see Stevenage stay up as local interest but to be honest they've been taking the piss now for many years and probably deserve to go down.