Royal_jimmy Ian will be hoping Barnsley win so he can have his wish for us to be midtable in league one
You're obsessed
by Snowflake Royal » 19 Mar 2022 23:21
Royal_jimmy Ian will be hoping Barnsley win so he can have his wish for us to be midtable in league one
by Loafer » 20 Mar 2022 06:21
by 3points » 20 Mar 2022 08:36
Loafer Holy smokes i didn't realise Luton were 3rd till now
by Loafer » 20 Mar 2022 08:38
3pointsLoafer Holy smokes i didn't realise Luton were 3rd till now
It’s nuts. But it’s good that teams like Blackburn and Huddersfield are challenging. Does Luton’s ground meet minimum requirements for the Premier League?
by Pepe the Horseman » 20 Mar 2022 08:45
Loafer3pointsLoafer Holy smokes i didn't realise Luton were 3rd till now
It’s nuts. But it’s good that teams like Blackburn and Huddersfield are challenging. Does Luton’s ground meet minimum requirements for the Premier League?
I think it must do if they play our league. They can't stop a team going up because that in the PL can they?
Bloomfield Road isn't much bigger is it and was ok
by paultheroyal » 20 Mar 2022 09:12
by From Despair To Where? » 20 Mar 2022 09:21
Pepe the HorsemanLoafer3points It’s nuts. But it’s good that teams like Blackburn and Huddersfield are challenging. Does Luton’s ground meet minimum requirements for the Premier League?
I think it must do if they play our league. They can't stop a team going up because that in the PL can they?
Bloomfield Road isn't much bigger is it and was ok
Worst case they could ground share with Watford or MK.
by Hound » 20 Mar 2022 09:32
3pointsLoafer Holy smokes i didn't realise Luton were 3rd till now
It’s nuts. But it’s good that teams like Blackburn and Huddersfield are challenging. Does Luton’s ground meet minimum requirements for the Premier League?
by Loafer » 20 Mar 2022 09:33
paultheroyal Luton ground is fine, and grace period is built in for any promotion team to bring it up to spec.
Love to go to Luton last day, knowing we are safe and they need something to get into play offs, and for us to spoil the party like Derby a few years ago.
by Snowflake Royal » 20 Mar 2022 09:35
by Loafer » 20 Mar 2022 09:37
Hound3pointsLoafer Holy smokes i didn't realise Luton were 3rd till now
It’s nuts. But it’s good that teams like Blackburn and Huddersfield are challenging. Does Luton’s ground meet minimum requirements for the Premier League?
Prob the only side with any hope of catching crappy Bournemouth sadly
Hudders have fallen off a cliff suddenly. Reckon sheff utd and Forest will prob end up getting a couple of the play off spots
by 3points » 20 Mar 2022 10:17
the Steve Bruce / Ron Gourlay effectLoaferHound3points It’s nuts. But it’s good that teams like Blackburn and Huddersfield are challenging. Does Luton’s ground meet minimum requirements for the Premier League?
Prob the only side with any hope of catching crappy Bournemouth sadly
Hudders have fallen off a cliff suddenly. Reckon sheff utd and Forest will prob end up getting a couple of the play off spots
Talk about falling off a cliff, west brom have fallen off the face of the planet
1.4 points per game average in last 5 and have started to pick up but from when they beat us in dec 11th to March 5th vs Hull, they won 1 out of 13 (vs Peterborough) and lost 8
Sure they were 2nd in December
by TiagoIlori » 20 Mar 2022 10:52
by Pepe the Horseman » 20 Mar 2022 11:24
From Despair To Where?Pepe the HorsemanLoafer I think it must do if they play our league. They can't stop a team going up because that in the PL can they?
Bloomfield Road isn't much bigger is it and was ok
Worst case they could ground share with Watford or MK.
There is absolutely no way they would share with Watford.
by SouthDownsRoyal » 20 Mar 2022 11:25
TiagoIlori Us and Barnsley both have a similar difficulty of games remaining but after us they have Millwall away and we have Stoke at home. Got a massive chance of reinstalling that points gap we had with them and dragging Hull kicking and screaming into it if derby or Peterborough win some games.
by TiagoIlori » 20 Mar 2022 11:34
SouthDownsRoyalTiagoIlori Us and Barnsley both have a similar difficulty of games remaining but after us they have Millwall away and we have Stoke at home. Got a massive chance of reinstalling that points gap we had with them and dragging Hull kicking and screaming into it if derby or Peterborough win some games.
The same Hull that are 13 points clear of the drop zone with a better goal difference?
by Snowflake Royal » 20 Mar 2022 11:36
TiagoIloriSouthDownsRoyalTiagoIlori Us and Barnsley both have a similar difficulty of games remaining but after us they have Millwall away and we have Stoke at home. Got a massive chance of reinstalling that points gap we had with them and dragging Hull kicking and screaming into it if derby or Peterborough win some games.
The same Hull that are 13 points clear of the drop zone with a better goal difference?
It only takes a few bad results to make them nervous. That’s what we want.
by From Despair To Where? » 20 Mar 2022 11:47
Pepe the HorsemanFrom Despair To Where?Pepe the Horseman Worst case they could ground share with Watford or MK.
There is absolutely no way they would share with Watford.
Are they big rivals? Literally had no idea.
by Snowball » 20 Mar 2022 12:57
TiagoIloriSouthDownsRoyalTiagoIlori Us and Barnsley both have a similar difficulty of games remaining but after us they have Millwall away and we have Stoke at home. Got a massive chance of reinstalling that points gap we had with them and dragging Hull kicking and screaming into it if derby or Peterborough win some games.
The same Hull that are 13 points clear of the drop zone with a better goal difference?
It only takes a few bad results to make them nervous. That’s what we want.
by ayjaydee » 20 Mar 2022 13:08
From Despair To Where?Pepe the HorsemanFrom Despair To Where?
There is absolutely no way they would share with Watford.
Are they big rivals? Literally had no idea.
Oh yes. Obviously they've not met each other too often over the past 25 years but they really don't like each other.
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