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Slimey Toad Karsiyaka, North Cyprus 12 May 23 1.09pm
Originally posted by stancummins i think the thread should have been named who do we want to see promoted . Personally i would like Coventry, no to far to travel and plenty of room for away supporters unlike Lutons subuteo ground I think we have become a bit like Coventry were. They were in the old First Division for ages, flirted with relegation occasionally but usually ended up comfortably above the drop zone.
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Karsiyaka, North Cyprus 12 May 23 1.09pm

Originally posted by stancummins

i think the thread should have been named who do we want to see promoted . Personally i would like Coventry, no to far to travel and plenty of room for away supporters unlike Lutons subuteo ground

I think we have become a bit like Coventry were. They were in the old First Division for ages, flirted with relegation occasionally but usually ended up comfortably above the drop zone.

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steeleye20 Croydon 12 May 23 4.02pm
Early days but I don't think the new crop will be as good as this seasons, who have done really well. Burnley, Sheff U and one other, it will be a tough ask for them.
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Croydon 12 May 23 4.02pm

Early days but I don't think the new crop will be as good as this seasons, who have done really well.

Burnley, Sheff U and one other, it will be a tough ask for them.

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 13 May 23 10.53am
Originally posted by steeleye20 Early days but I don't think the new crop will be as good as this seasons, who have done really well. Burnley, Sheff U and one other, it will be a tough ask for them. Burnley will get all the Man City loanees, plus they obviously have a lot of Premier League experience. Sheffield Utd aren't likely to splash the cash. Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 13 May 23 10.53am

Originally posted by steeleye20

Early days but I don't think the new crop will be as good as this seasons, who have done really well.

Burnley, Sheff U and one other, it will be a tough ask for them.

Burnley will get all the Man City loanees, plus they obviously have a lot of Premier League experience. Sheffield Utd aren't likely to splash the cash.

Red and Blue Army!

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nickyf 17 May 23 8.43am
Luton were impressive last night other semi final tonight
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nickyf 17 May 23 8.43am

Luton were impressive last night other semi final tonight

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Badger11 Beckenham 17 May 23 8.51am
Originally posted by ASCPFC Burnley will get all the Man City loanees, plus they obviously have a lot of Premier League experience. Sheffield Utd aren't likely to splash the cash. I think Burnley will only be able to take one loan from City. Edited by Badger11 (17 May 2023 8.52am) One more point
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Beckenham 17 May 23 8.51am

Originally posted by ASCPFC

Burnley will get all the Man City loanees, plus they obviously have a lot of Premier League experience. Sheffield Utd aren't likely to splash the cash.

I think Burnley will only be able to take one loan from City.

Edited by Badger11 (17 May 2023 8.52am)

One more point

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 17 May 23 8.58am
Originally posted by nickyf Luton were impressive last night other semi final tonight Direct style of football. Playing against a Sunderland team missing their top scorer in Ross Stewart, their captain in midfield and their regular central defenders who would have coped better with the aerial threat posed by the 'Hatters'. Full-back Dennis Cirkin who is 6ft was missing and he would have been useful aerially. Patrick Roberts who normally plays out wide was deployed at right-back and Trae Hume a full back was used to partner Luke O'Nien in the centre of the defence. Edited by Willo (17 May 2023 8.58am)
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South coast - west of Brighton. 17 May 23 8.58am

Originally posted by nickyf

Luton were impressive last night other semi final tonight

Direct style of football.
Playing against a Sunderland team missing their top scorer in Ross Stewart, their captain in midfield and their regular central defenders who would have coped better with the aerial threat posed by the 'Hatters'.
Full-back Dennis Cirkin who is 6ft was missing and he would have been useful aerially.
Patrick Roberts who normally plays out wide was deployed at right-back and Trae Hume a full back was used to partner Luke O'Nien in the centre of the defence.

Edited by Willo (17 May 2023 8.58am)

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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 17 May 23 9.00am
Originally posted by steeleye20 Early days but I don't think the new crop will be as good as this seasons, who have done really well. Burnley, Sheff U and one other, it will be a tough ask for them. I agree however there have been some quite dramatic and awful seasons this year from previously established clubs - S'ton, Leeds, Leicester and Everton. You might even thrown WHU in there, Wolves struggled and we went through a horrendous patch too. I think the above has therefore helped the new plucky sides in looking more likely to remain in the league. Next season they may equally struggle, as well as one or two 'established' teams (hopefully not us) so three coming up may just join that cohort and hopefully try and do better than the others. If the likes of Forest try to sign another 40-80 players that could equally spell disaster for them. B'mouth haven't looked great so throw in a 'second season syndrome' there too could be disastrous but I think Fulham will be OK. Burnley under Kompany will be interesting, I feel tempted to bet my house on Sheff Utd. going immediately back down and as always little hope for the play off winner. Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!
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The Democratic Republic of Kent 17 May 23 9.00am

Originally posted by steeleye20

Early days but I don't think the new crop will be as good as this seasons, who have done really well.

Burnley, Sheff U and one other, it will be a tough ask for them.

I agree however there have been some quite dramatic and awful seasons this year from previously established clubs - S'ton, Leeds, Leicester and Everton. You might even thrown WHU in there, Wolves struggled and we went through a horrendous patch too.

I think the above has therefore helped the new plucky sides in looking more likely to remain in the league. Next season they may equally struggle, as well as one or two 'established' teams (hopefully not us) so three coming up may just join that cohort and hopefully try and do better than the others. If the likes of Forest try to sign another 40-80 players that could equally spell disaster for them. B'mouth haven't looked great so throw in a 'second season syndrome' there too could be disastrous but I think Fulham will be OK.

Burnley under Kompany will be interesting, I feel tempted to bet my house on Sheff Utd. going immediately back down and as always little hope for the play off winner.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

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monkey Sittingbourne,Kent 17 May 23 10.37am
If Luton go up it’ll be an incredible turn around, Bromley missed playing them in the national/conference league by a season as Luton were still non-league until 2014 Made in Bromley
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Sittingbourne,Kent 17 May 23 10.37am

If Luton go up it’ll be an incredible turn around, Bromley missed playing them in the national/conference league by a season as Luton were still non-league until 2014

Made in Bromley

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 17 May 23 10.49am
Originally posted by monkey If Luton go up it’ll be an incredible turn around, Bromley missed playing them in the national/conference league by a season as Luton were still non-league until 2014 I believe John Still was manager when they got promoted out of Non-League into Division Two. Nathan Jones has been pilloried and lacerated for his management at Southampton, but he got Luton promoted from Division 2 into Division 1. The following season Luton were 2nd after 26 league games when he departed for Stoke.Last season,in his second spell as manager,Luton finished 6th to reach the play-offs, so he deserves plaudits for his efforts at the club.Mick Harford succeeded Jones on an Interim basis and he got them promoted into the Championship, finishing top of the table. Edited by Willo (17 May 2023 10.58am)
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 17 May 23 10.49am

Originally posted by monkey

If Luton go up it’ll be an incredible turn around, Bromley missed playing them in the national/conference league by a season as Luton were still non-league until 2014

I believe John Still was manager when they got promoted out of Non-League into Division Two.

Nathan Jones has been pilloried and lacerated for his management at Southampton, but he got Luton promoted from Division 2 into Division 1.

The following season Luton were 2nd after 26 league games when he departed for Stoke.Last season,in his second spell as manager,Luton finished 6th to reach the play-offs, so he deserves plaudits for his efforts at the club.Mick Harford succeeded Jones on an Interim basis and he got them promoted into the Championship, finishing top of the table.

Edited by Willo (17 May 2023 10.58am)

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monkey Sittingbourne,Kent 17 May 23 10.54am
Originally posted by stancummins ive actually been to Roker Park,Ayresome Park ,Kenilworth Road (stood on the open terrace in the earlie 80s), Highfield Road and the Ricoh and i think the Ricoh wins hands down I went to highfield road loads of times, first time was in 1980 the Clive Allen goal that wasn’t, I did Luton including the notorious cup game v Millwall in 85, a Millwall mate of mine said come to Luton with us, we’ll have a laugh he said Did Ayresome park, what a dump that was, but never made it to roker park Edited by monkey (17 May 2023 10.56am) Made in Bromley
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Sittingbourne,Kent 17 May 23 10.54am

Originally posted by stancummins

ive actually been to Roker Park,Ayresome Park ,Kenilworth Road (stood on the open terrace in the earlie 80s), Highfield Road and the Ricoh and i think the Ricoh wins hands down

I went to highfield road loads of times, first time was in 1980 the Clive Allen goal that wasn’t, I did Luton including the notorious cup game v Millwall in 85, a Millwall mate of mine said come to Luton with us, we’ll have a laugh he said

Did Ayresome park, what a dump that was, but never made it to roker park

Edited by monkey (17 May 2023 10.56am)

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monkey Sittingbourne,Kent 17 May 23 11.00am
Originally posted by Willo I believe John Still was manager when they got promoted out of Non-League into Division Two. Nathan Jones has been pilloried and lacerated for his management at Southampton, but he got Luton promoted from Division 2 into Division 1. The following season Luton were 2nd after 26 league games when he departed for Stoke so he deserves plaudits for his efforts at the club.Mick Harford succeeded Jones on an Interim basis and he got them promoted into the Championship, finishing top of the table. Their rise and fall just shows what can happen at a poorly run club and then obviously a well run club, regardless of who was in charge of the team, they’ve obviously been getting good players in on a tight budget Made in Bromley
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monkey

Sittingbourne,Kent 17 May 23 11.00am

Originally posted by Willo

I believe John Still was manager when they got promoted out of Non-League into Division Two.

Nathan Jones has been pilloried and lacerated for his management at Southampton, but he got Luton promoted from Division 2 into Division 1.

The following season Luton were 2nd after 26 league games when he departed for Stoke so he deserves plaudits for his efforts at the club.Mick Harford succeeded Jones on an Interim basis and he got them promoted into the Championship, finishing top of the table.

Their rise and fall just shows what can happen at a poorly run club and then obviously a well run club, regardless of who was in charge of the team, they’ve obviously been getting good players in on a tight budget

Made in Bromley

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 17 May 23 11.05am
Originally posted by monkey I went to highfield road loads of times, first time was in 1980 the Clive Allen goal that wasn’t, I did Luton including the notorious cup game v Millwall in 85, a Millwall mate of mine said come to Luton with us, we’ll have a laugh he said Did Ayresome park, what a dump that was, but never made it to roker park Edited by monkey (17 May 2023 10.56am) I recall going to Luton in the season we were promoted under Alan Smith.Chris Coleman scored the goal in the opening minute.
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Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 17 May 23 11.05am

Originally posted by monkey

Did Ayresome park, what a dump that was, but never made it to roker park

Edited by monkey (17 May 2023 10.56am)

I recall going to Luton in the season we were promoted under Alan Smith.Chris Coleman scored the goal in the opening minute.

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