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League One Play Offs 2023
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You do get aboutFanny Fanackapan said:
There was at The Valley tonight from our Young Guns !LargeAddick said:Should have been 5 then
Seriously, a 2 hour journey from E Sussex with problems on both the A21 & M25 meant we heard BDL's dulcet tones announcing the teams as we parked the car behind the West Stand.
Boy, was it worth it!
I'd seriously suggest that the lovers of the Beautiful Game keep next Friday evening free & get behind our lads should the Final be in SE London.
This isn't Sandagaard's team. Nothing to do with him.
This is the team whose skills were revealed by Steve Avory & honed by Jason Pearce.
THIS is the future of our football club so if given the chance, please show them your support.
They deserve it.1 -
If Reading keep the team together they will be a strong candidate for top sixoohaahmortimer said:That’s two of the top 6 spots taken by Wednesday and Derby probably between them they’ll take at least one of the automatics
not that we’ll threaten them with yet another lame takeover as we continue our record breaking stint in the third tier of absolute shitness , still you gotta laugh at em0 -
It will take us years to get out of this division. There is always a team that comes out of the pack ie a Shrewsbury or Fleetwood for example in recent seasons.0
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Hope he doesn't need that ticket stub just in case...0
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Is that because they were such a good side this season and L1 is so easy for ex-PL teams to get out of at the first attempt ?eaststandmike said:
If Reading keep the team together they will be a strong candidate for top sixoohaahmortimer said:That’s two of the top 6 spots taken by Wednesday and Derby probably between them they’ll take at least one of the automatics
not that we’ll threaten them with yet another lame takeover as we continue our record breaking stint in the third tier of absolute shitness , still you gotta laugh at em0 -
I reckon Lisa is getting a few calls and texts today 😂0
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They'd have stayed up without the six point deduction so championship level really. My nearest EFL club but i take no interest in them at all, so not sure how they stand with regard to their unpopular ownership and finances - suspect things are not great.
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Hahahaha, hehehehe. Stranger things have happened though. A couple of early goals for Wednesday in the replay and who knows what could happen.0
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Wednesday were absolutely shit last night.0
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What a plum only wants to watch a winning side.JaShea99 said:0 -
Apparently all adult tickets £20 and child £5. I do like their chairman a bit outspoken but I think his heart is in the right place.0
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Goes back to Jan, 76 for me.Chippycafc said:I really don't think this tie is far from over but i do hope so. Have disliked them since our relegation in 1999 when on the train back to London they were calling us one season wonders, two bob etc.
Justice was done a year later when we went up and they went down.
Plus i have been there several times and there always seems to be a group of dicks wanting to have a pop at you.2 -
Posh absolutely smashed it last night looking good to go up0
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Only just seen this. Hahaha.
Owls fans were very keen that they beat Derby in the last game as they wanted Posh in the play offs...1 -
Fair play to the Peterborough chairman. Turned down £8m for Edwards in the summer and another in January. We can only dream of an owner that wouldn't sell the tea lady if her earl grey was any good.1
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To me as a completely biased Sheffielder, I think Wednesday were unlucky. They had goal line clearances with the keeper beaten twice (or more) and the ball just disnt run for them, yet almost every time Posh found a man and the ball ran for them beautifully. Almost every time Wednesday put in a tackle the ball pinged out to the attacker and they took their chances. Bannan has a very quiet game and seemed to be making little impact in the middle of the park. No idea I'd Posh can beat Barnsley or Bolton, but if they don't, we are in a heap of trouble next season, in an attempt to better them and the other 8-10 clubs that have arguably better squads, coaches and owners.redbuttle said:Wednesday were absolutely shit last night.
Just for the record, I cheered the first goal almost as much as any scored by Leaburn or Rak Sakyi this season.
Surely.most football neutrals wanted to see Posh give Wednesday a bloody nose. It's not over yet, but if Wednesday get to Wembley, I'll not begrudge their faithful a happy journey home.0 -
Would rather be up against Peterborough than Bolton next season!The Prince-e-Paul said:
To me as a completely biased Sheffielder, I think Wednesday were unlucky. They had goal line clearances with the keeper beaten twice (or more) and the ball just disnt run for them, yet almost every time Posh found a man and the ball ran for them beautifully. Almost every time Wednesday put in a tackle the ball pinged out to the attacker and they took their chances. Bannan has a very quiet game and seemed to be making little impact in the middle of the park. No idea I'd Posh can beat Barnsley or Bolton, but if they don't, we are in a heap of trouble next season, in an attempt to better them and the other 8-10 clubs that have arguably better squads, coaches and owners.redbuttle said:Wednesday were absolutely shit last night.
Just for the record, I cheered the first goal almost as much as any scored by Leaburn or Rak Sakyi this season.
Surely.most football neutrals wanted to see Posh give Wednesday a bloody nose. It's not over yet, but if Wednesday get to Wembley, I'll not begrudge their faithful a happy journey home.3 -
Bolton possess the natural progression and stability that we so lack - 3rd League 2, 9th League 1 and now 5th League 1. Throughout that time they have had the same Manager, Ian Evatt and he has just signed a new three year contract to the end of 2025-26. He will be backed by signing those one or two new players that they need. For that reason I would also rather see them go up this season than Peterborough who have always been "gun slingers" under Ferguson, capable of scoring goals for fun but vulnerable to be picked off by the more savvy of teams.Leuth said:
Would rather be up against Peterborough than Bolton next season!The Prince-e-Paul said:
To me as a completely biased Sheffielder, I think Wednesday were unlucky. They had goal line clearances with the keeper beaten twice (or more) and the ball just disnt run for them, yet almost every time Posh found a man and the ball ran for them beautifully. Almost every time Wednesday put in a tackle the ball pinged out to the attacker and they took their chances. Bannan has a very quiet game and seemed to be making little impact in the middle of the park. No idea I'd Posh can beat Barnsley or Bolton, but if they don't, we are in a heap of trouble next season, in an attempt to better them and the other 8-10 clubs that have arguably better squads, coaches and owners.redbuttle said:Wednesday were absolutely shit last night.
Just for the record, I cheered the first goal almost as much as any scored by Leaburn or Rak Sakyi this season.
Surely.most football neutrals wanted to see Posh give Wednesday a bloody nose. It's not over yet, but if Wednesday get to Wembley, I'll not begrudge their faithful a happy journey home.
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Delighted with that result last night!
After the game against Wednesday, I was going home on the Jubilee line when a Wednesday fan saw my son's Charlton shirt and insisted on talking to us.
In fairness, he was a nice enough bloke but my God, he went on and on about what a great team Wednesday were, how they were going to blow everyone away and win the league with record points etc etc.
I couldn't help but think of him last night!5 -
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Peterborough have always sold players but they get a good price for them.The Prince-e-Paul said:Fair play to the Peterborough chairman. Turned down £8m for Edwards in the summer and another in January. We can only dream of an owner that wouldn't sell the tea lady if her earl grey was any good.2 -
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Peterborough have always sold players but they get a good price for them.The Prince-e-Paul said:Fair play to the Peterborough chairman. Turned down £8m for Edwards in the summer and another in January. We can only dream of an owner that wouldn't sell the tea lady if her earl grey was any good.
If they don't go up, Clarke-Harris will go to the Championship, and for a big fee
They're brilliant at selling strikers for a big fee and using the funds to buy a cheaper replacement they can improve . Clarke-Harris was the replacement for Toney2 -
As I was saying,,,,,,Addick Addict said:
Bolton possess the natural progression and stability that we so lack - 3rd League 2, 9th League 1 and now 5th League 1. Throughout that time they have had the same Manager, Ian Evatt and he has just signed a new three year contract to the end of 2025-26. He will be backed by signing those one or two new players that they need. For that reason I would also rather see them go up this season than Peterborough who have always been "gun slingers" under Ferguson, capable of scoring goals for fun but vulnerable to be picked off by the more savvy of teams.Leuth said:
Would rather be up against Peterborough than Bolton next season!The Prince-e-Paul said:
To me as a completely biased Sheffielder, I think Wednesday were unlucky. They had goal line clearances with the keeper beaten twice (or more) and the ball just disnt run for them, yet almost every time Posh found a man and the ball ran for them beautifully. Almost every time Wednesday put in a tackle the ball pinged out to the attacker and they took their chances. Bannan has a very quiet game and seemed to be making little impact in the middle of the park. No idea I'd Posh can beat Barnsley or Bolton, but if they don't, we are in a heap of trouble next season, in an attempt to better them and the other 8-10 clubs that have arguably better squads, coaches and owners.redbuttle said:Wednesday were absolutely shit last night.
Just for the record, I cheered the first goal almost as much as any scored by Leaburn or Rak Sakyi this season.
Surely.most football neutrals wanted to see Posh give Wednesday a bloody nose. It's not over yet, but if Wednesday get to Wembley, I'll not begrudge their faithful a happy journey home.1 -
Football. Bloody hell.2
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Fcking knew it 🤬O-Randy-Hunt said:Hahahaha, hehehehe. Stranger things have happened though. A couple of early goals for Wednesday in the replay and who knows what could happen.1 -
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This is how I want to see Chartlon play next season. On the front foot and intensive attacking football for the full 90 mins1
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After going 4 0 downCheshireAddick said:This is how I want to see Chartlon play next season. On the front foot and intensive attacking football for the full 90 mins8 -
This is how I want to see Charlton next season. With enough players to field a full eleven.CheshireAddick said:This is how I want to see Chartlon play next season. On the front foot and intensive attacking football for the full 90 mins1
