Gone under myself, its alright playing bolton and Reading when you need to win and games going over, different when so much is at stake against the top two who will both be trying not to lose, be very tight. Last few games mean nothing.
Gone under myself, its alright playing bolton and Reading when you need to win and games going over, different when so much is at stake against the top two who will both be trying not to lose, be very tight. Last few games mean nothing.
The key for me is the midfield. Burnley are strong at the back with a brilliant keeper and the front 2 speak for themselves. The midfield lacks creativity and pace and if things don't start well the defence often chooses the long ball. UTC.
The key for me is the midfield. Burnley are strong at the back with a brilliant keeper and the front 2 speak for themselves. The midfield lacks creativity and pace and if things don't start well the defence often chooses the long ball. UTC.
shame albion didn't beat burnley(they played them of f the park) at the amex and it would be boro and albion for sure to fill top two spots,albion beating teams out of sight at the moment and look the most inform team , hopefully its premiership footy for the goodship albion next season.
shame albion didn't beat burnley(they played them of f the park) at the amex and it would be boro and albion for sure to fill top two spots,albion beating teams out of sight at the moment and look the most inform team , hopefully its premiership f
was sort of hoping a situation could arise where boro and albion could be 3 pts clear of burley going to the last day where they would play out a mutualy satisfying draw.
was sort of hoping a situation could arise where boro and albion could be 3 pts clear of burley going to the last day where they would play out a mutualy satisfying draw.
albion did indeed get relegated in the season of the man utd cup final.they were going reasonably well in that season but playing pretty dull footy and then decided to put jimmy melia in charge and the rest is history
albion did indeed get relegated in the season of the man utd cup final.they were going reasonably well in that season but playing pretty dull footy and then decided to put jimmy melia in charge and the rest is history
yep, independent opinions suggest it was one of the great cup finals,robinson did the right thing in passing to gordon smith"and smith must score" but sadly gary bailey saved it with his legs without even knowing he had, then in the replay utd were different class.
yep, independent opinions suggest it was one of the great cup finals,robinson did the right thing in passing to gordon smith"and smith must score" but sadly gary bailey saved it with his legs without even knowing he had, then in the replay utd were
ray wilkins is almost undoubtedly the most underrated and much maligned player of his time.all the car p about him only passing sideways was utter nonsense, he just actually made sure he found a team mate almost everytime.he was a fine player
ray wilkins is almost undoubtedly the most underrated and much maligned player of his time.all the car p about him only passing sideways was utter nonsense, he just actually made sure he found a team mate almost everytime.he was a fine player
Burnley still firm favourites to go up. Victory at Preston will go a long way to getting there and the last 2 fixtures wont be easy but they don't look too demanding Another great season and a transfer fee surplus. A model football club.
Burnley still firm favourites to go up. Victory at Preston will go a long way to getting there and the last 2 fixtures wont be easy but they don't look too demanding Another great season and a transfer fee surplus. A model football club.
so are Brighton, my friend, come back from not even having a ground, for a couple of years, then onto the Withdean an awful little stadium, stayed in the Football League on the final day of the season, with an equalising goal and now have a superb stadium, where away fans are looked after, second to none, an excellent manager and a side, that really deserves to have ago at The Premier League, although I'm not saying they won't go the same way, as either Burnley or Middlesborough, if they went up. However why Brighton are looked as, as a small club, is beyond me. Attendences, are way above Burnleys and the ground would be full every game, if they did go up.
so are Brighton, my friend, come back from not even having a ground, for a couple of years, then onto the Withdean an awful little stadium, stayed in the Football League on the final day of the season, with an equalising goal and now have a superb st
No problem with Brighton and respect most of what you say apart from comparing attendances. Burnley is a town of 80k with numerous big and small clubs pulling potential fans away. I read a survey that stated they are the best supported team per capita in the world in the higher professional leagues, some achievement.
No problem with Brighton and respect most of what you say apart from comparing attendances. Burnley is a town of 80k with numerous big and small clubs pulling potential fans away. I read a survey that stated they are the best supported team per capit