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  • Pelling1993
    Pelling1993 Posts: 7,440
    Seem very unfair to make Blackburn play Tuesday-Friday just because Saints are in the FA Cup. Happy it is the case though, plenty of injuries please! 
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 99,574
    edited April 14
    Pelling1993 said:
    Seem very unfair to make Blackburn play Tuesday-Friday just because Saints are in the FA Cup. Happy it is the case though, plenty of injuries please! 
    Blackburn will have a longer gap between games this week, than us next week
    Seeing that we'll play Ipswich on the Wednesday @ 7:45pm and the Hull on the Saturday @ 12:30pm
    Whoever thought that up at SKY is a twat... at least both games are at the Valley, Ipswich on the other hand are in the same boat as us, but they'll have to travel to the Valley and then have an early KO away at West Brom - Everyone else who plays on Tuesday or Wednesday next week will get the luxury of playing in the evening, and then wont play till 3pm on the Saturday.
  • stoneroses19
    stoneroses19 Posts: 7,570
    soapboxsam said:
    MarcusH26 said:
    Killarahales said:
    On Sunday it’s Birmingham v Wrexham. I wonder if the losing manager will get the sack at the end of the season. Both clubs have spent a fortune on wages and signings and I don’t buy the narrative on the BBC match thread last night that “plucky Wrexham” have done well to be in the top half, and Birmingham’s form has fallen off a cliff.
    Birmingham fans have wanted shot of Davies for weeks z would expect it happens at the end of the season.

    Can't see anything changing at Hollywood FC , Parky is probably still in too much credit 

    Let me check:
    1/7/21 Phil Parkinson joins Wrexham in the National League.

    13/4/26 Wrexham are 7th in Championship after having a bad week and dropping out the play-offs. The Hollywood pair have said PP has a job for life. Despite their money, would they want to fund a Premier team in their small ground.
    Parky has over achieved.

    Wrexham went for Charlton cast offs and Paul Mullins from Cambridge  before they started recruiting the over 30's forwards from Burnley, Stoke etc as they got promotion after promotion.

    I personally feel Parky will be there for 26/27 if he wants to continue and why wouldn't he as Phil is still in his 50's.

    Wrexham have to reach the premier league soon, otherwise owners, Hollywood friends, Disney etc etc will all get bored, and stop investing in the club. 
  • EugenesAxe
    EugenesAxe Posts: 4,323
    stoneroses19 said:
    soapboxsam said:
    MarcusH26 said:
    Killarahales said:
    On Sunday it’s Birmingham v Wrexham. I wonder if the losing manager will get the sack at the end of the season. Both clubs have spent a fortune on wages and signings and I don’t buy the narrative on the BBC match thread last night that “plucky Wrexham” have done well to be in the top half, and Birmingham’s form has fallen off a cliff.
    Birmingham fans have wanted shot of Davies for weeks z would expect it happens at the end of the season.

    Can't see anything changing at Hollywood FC , Parky is probably still in too much credit 

    Let me check:
    1/7/21 Phil Parkinson joins Wrexham in the National League.

    13/4/26 Wrexham are 7th in Championship after having a bad week and dropping out the play-offs. The Hollywood pair have said PP has a job for life. Despite their money, would they want to fund a Premier team in their small ground.
    Parky has over achieved.

    Wrexham went for Charlton cast offs and Paul Mullins from Cambridge  before they started recruiting the over 30's forwards from Burnley, Stoke etc as they got promotion after promotion.

    I personally feel Parky will be there for 26/27 if he wants to continue and why wouldn't he as Phil is still in his 50's.

    Wrexham have to reach the premier league soon, otherwise owners, Hollywood friends, Disney etc etc will all get bored, and stop investing in the club. 
    lets hope so, Wrexham can then find its own natural level with its core set of fans without all the rubberneckers WITHOUT THE CIRCUS.
  • fenaddick
    fenaddick Posts: 17,994
    stoneroses19 said:
    soapboxsam said:
    MarcusH26 said:
    Killarahales said:
    On Sunday it’s Birmingham v Wrexham. I wonder if the losing manager will get the sack at the end of the season. Both clubs have spent a fortune on wages and signings and I don’t buy the narrative on the BBC match thread last night that “plucky Wrexham” have done well to be in the top half, and Birmingham’s form has fallen off a cliff.
    Birmingham fans have wanted shot of Davies for weeks z would expect it happens at the end of the season.

    Can't see anything changing at Hollywood FC , Parky is probably still in too much credit 

    Let me check:
    1/7/21 Phil Parkinson joins Wrexham in the National League.

    13/4/26 Wrexham are 7th in Championship after having a bad week and dropping out the play-offs. The Hollywood pair have said PP has a job for life. Despite their money, would they want to fund a Premier team in their small ground.
    Parky has over achieved.

    Wrexham went for Charlton cast offs and Paul Mullins from Cambridge  before they started recruiting the over 30's forwards from Burnley, Stoke etc as they got promotion after promotion.

    I personally feel Parky will be there for 26/27 if he wants to continue and why wouldn't he as Phil is still in his 50's.

    Wrexham have to reach the premier league soon, otherwise owners, Hollywood friends, Disney etc etc will all get bored, and stop investing in the club. 
    I actually disagree with this. I think they’ve got about 3/4 seasons to get up there. TV is no good if it’s continued success, some heartache will actually help the series keep people engaged 
  • Chris_from_Sidcup
    Chris_from_Sidcup Posts: 37,104
    letthegoodtimesroll said:
    killerandflash said:
    I hadn't realised Southampton vs Blackburn was tonight, but with so few midweeks to play the game they had to bring it forward to avoid the FA Cup clash.

    Soton have such a strong squad, they can rotate to cope with all these midweek games.
    They are racing towards a potential promotion AND already have a day out at Wembley in the FA Cup. If they’ve got players that are too tired to play Saturdays and midweek and be at the top of their game in each successive match in that scenario they are screwed anyway. Their best team at this stage is the one that has the same players starting on merit every match.
    They will surely prioritise the league anyway.

    Yes they've got a day out at Wembley but it's not going to make or break their season and City will likely beat them comfortably.
  • Chris_from_Sidcup
    Chris_from_Sidcup Posts: 37,104
    Pelling1993 said:
    Seem very unfair to make Blackburn play Tuesday-Friday just because Saints are in the FA Cup. Happy it is the case though, plenty of injuries please! 
    Why is this any different to playing Wednesday-Saturday or Saturday-Tuesday?
  • cabbles
    cabbles Posts: 15,585
    Callumcafc said:
    Leicester are basically irrelevant for us at this point in time. If they win 3 more games than we do with only four fixtures left, fair play to them.

    Realistically, the aim has to be to staying above one of Oxford, Pompey, WBA or Blackburn.
    Yes, the only interest I have in Leicester is seeing if they can muster any sort fight on Saturday at Pompey.  We need to hope we finish above one of those teams you’ve listed 

    It’s really annoying that we’re so focused on other results currently and hopefully that can be put to bed come Saturday by the team stepping up and doing what’s required of them 

    I was thinking that in 19/20, we actually had a lot go against us 

    The Nimer/Southall ownership farce
    The loss of Gallagher
    Lyle’s injury and then subsequent refusal to play
    The injury crisis we had from November through to Jan
    The crap Jan window 
    The fact we just ran out of puff right at the end, despite a great level of fight and effort from Bowyer and the team overall 

    This season, I actually think luck has been more than on our side when you look back at some of the results.  Carey’s last minute winner against WBA that their keeper messed up.  Sheff Utd going down to 9 men.  Sheff Wed and Leicester being deducted points (okay, I know there was a strong argument for them to have had a deduction back then that might have kept us up), plus we’ve had the run of the green (generally) re: other teams results over the season.  We came out of Easter Monday with 6 teams below us facing one another and no team won for example.

    I would say we’ve definitely been fortunate how this season has panned out, so I would say if we were to go down at this point, some serious questions would have to be asked and it would be ultimately unacceptable, despite coming in as one of the favourites to go down at the start of the season

    We absolutely must see a response on Saturday and cannot rely on this luck of other teams’ results to continue

    I hope Jones and the players are very aware of how they need to step up until we can confirm safety.  Anything less is a bit of a disgrace imo 
  • Crispywood
    Crispywood Posts: 1,823
    cabbles said:
    Callumcafc said:
    Leicester are basically irrelevant for us at this point in time. If they win 3 more games than we do with only four fixtures left, fair play to them.

    Realistically, the aim has to be to staying above one of Oxford, Pompey, WBA or Blackburn.
    Yes, the only interest I have in Leicester is seeing if they can muster any sort fight on Saturday at Pompey.  We need to hope we finish above one of those teams you’ve listed 

    It’s really annoying that we’re so focused on other results currently and hopefully that can be put to bed come Saturday by the team stepping up and doing what’s required of them 

    I was thinking that in 19/20, we actually had a lot go against us 

    The Nimer/Southall ownership farce
    The loss of Gallagher
    Lyle’s injury and then subsequent refusal to play
    The injury crisis we had from November through to Jan
    The crap Jan window 
    The fact we just ran out of puff right at the end, despite a great level of fight and effort from Bowyer and the team overall 

    This season, I actually think luck has been more than on our side when you look back at some of the results.  Carey’s last minute winner against WBA that their keeper messed up.  Sheff Utd going down to 9 men.  Sheff Wed and Leicester being deducted points (okay, I know there was a strong argument for them to have had a deduction back then that might have kept us up), plus we’ve had the run of the green (generally) re: other teams results over the season.  We came out of Easter Monday with 6 teams below us facing one another and no team won for example.

    I would say we’ve definitely been fortunate how this season has panned out, so I would say if we were to go down at this point, some serious questions would have to be asked and it would be ultimately unacceptable, despite coming in as one of the favourites to go down at the start of the season

    We absolutely must see a response on Saturday and cannot rely on this luck of other teams’ results to continue

    I hope Jones and the players are very aware of how they need to step up until we can confirm safety.  Anything less is a bit of a disgrace imo 
    Works both ways you can say yeah we’ve scored some last minute winners/equalisers and had results go our way same time you can argue we suffered an injury crisis that coincided with atrocious form, had a goal at Leicester unfairly ruled out, had missed pens for Coventry and Norwich, unfairly conceded a pen at Oxford, full time should have been blown after our goal at Pompey etc etching . 

    Either way we’ve managed 49 points which in 8/10 previous seasons would have kept us up we’ve got to improve there’s no doubt but I think it’s incredibly harsh to write our season down to luck 
  • cabbles
    cabbles Posts: 15,585
    Crispywood said:
    cabbles said:
    Callumcafc said:
    Leicester are basically irrelevant for us at this point in time. If they win 3 more games than we do with only four fixtures left, fair play to them.

    Realistically, the aim has to be to staying above one of Oxford, Pompey, WBA or Blackburn.
    Yes, the only interest I have in Leicester is seeing if they can muster any sort fight on Saturday at Pompey.  We need to hope we finish above one of those teams you’ve listed 

    It’s really annoying that we’re so focused on other results currently and hopefully that can be put to bed come Saturday by the team stepping up and doing what’s required of them 

    I was thinking that in 19/20, we actually had a lot go against us 

    The Nimer/Southall ownership farce
    The loss of Gallagher
    Lyle’s injury and then subsequent refusal to play
    The injury crisis we had from November through to Jan
    The crap Jan window 
    The fact we just ran out of puff right at the end, despite a great level of fight and effort from Bowyer and the team overall 

    This season, I actually think luck has been more than on our side when you look back at some of the results.  Carey’s last minute winner against WBA that their keeper messed up.  Sheff Utd going down to 9 men.  Sheff Wed and Leicester being deducted points (okay, I know there was a strong argument for them to have had a deduction back then that might have kept us up), plus we’ve had the run of the green (generally) re: other teams results over the season.  We came out of Easter Monday with 6 teams below us facing one another and no team won for example.

    I would say we’ve definitely been fortunate how this season has panned out, so I would say if we were to go down at this point, some serious questions would have to be asked and it would be ultimately unacceptable, despite coming in as one of the favourites to go down at the start of the season

    We absolutely must see a response on Saturday and cannot rely on this luck of other teams’ results to continue

    I hope Jones and the players are very aware of how they need to step up until we can confirm safety.  Anything less is a bit of a disgrace imo 
    Works both ways you can say yeah we’ve scored some last minute winners/equalisers and had results go our way same time you can argue we suffered an injury crisis that coincided with atrocious form, had a goal at Leicester unfairly ruled out, had missed pens for Coventry and Norwich, unfairly conceded a pen at Oxford, full time should have been blown after our goal at Pompey etc etching . 

    Either way we’ve managed 49 points which in 8/10 previous seasons would have kept us up we’ve got to improve there’s no doubt but I think it’s incredibly harsh to write our season down to luck 
    In comparison to 19/20 I think it has 

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  • sam3110
    sam3110 Posts: 22,868
    Also stuff like Sheffield United going down to 9 men wasn't "luck" it was completely justified
  • EugenesAxe
    EugenesAxe Posts: 4,323
    sam3110 said:
    Also stuff like Sheffield United going down to 9 men wasn't "luck" it was completely justified
    The fact they had players sent off in a string of games showed it wasnt luck it was an issue they had/have, and that we had a few games where opposition players were sent off suggests something about our tactics, that's not luck either.
  • Chris_from_Sidcup
    Chris_from_Sidcup Posts: 37,104
    We'd still be above Sheff Weds and Leicester even without their deductions so that isn't really lucky. Plus there's an argument Leicester actually got off lightly.
  • Crispywood
    Crispywood Posts: 1,823
    cabbles said:
    Crispywood said:
    cabbles said:
    Callumcafc said:
    Leicester are basically irrelevant for us at this point in time. If they win 3 more games than we do with only four fixtures left, fair play to them.

    Realistically, the aim has to be to staying above one of Oxford, Pompey, WBA or Blackburn.
    Yes, the only interest I have in Leicester is seeing if they can muster any sort fight on Saturday at Pompey.  We need to hope we finish above one of those teams you’ve listed 

    It’s really annoying that we’re so focused on other results currently and hopefully that can be put to bed come Saturday by the team stepping up and doing what’s required of them 

    I was thinking that in 19/20, we actually had a lot go against us 

    The Nimer/Southall ownership farce
    The loss of Gallagher
    Lyle’s injury and then subsequent refusal to play
    The injury crisis we had from November through to Jan
    The crap Jan window 
    The fact we just ran out of puff right at the end, despite a great level of fight and effort from Bowyer and the team overall 

    This season, I actually think luck has been more than on our side when you look back at some of the results.  Carey’s last minute winner against WBA that their keeper messed up.  Sheff Utd going down to 9 men.  Sheff Wed and Leicester being deducted points (okay, I know there was a strong argument for them to have had a deduction back then that might have kept us up), plus we’ve had the run of the green (generally) re: other teams results over the season.  We came out of Easter Monday with 6 teams below us facing one another and no team won for example.

    I would say we’ve definitely been fortunate how this season has panned out, so I would say if we were to go down at this point, some serious questions would have to be asked and it would be ultimately unacceptable, despite coming in as one of the favourites to go down at the start of the season

    We absolutely must see a response on Saturday and cannot rely on this luck of other teams’ results to continue

    I hope Jones and the players are very aware of how they need to step up until we can confirm safety.  Anything less is a bit of a disgrace imo 
    Works both ways you can say yeah we’ve scored some last minute winners/equalisers and had results go our way same time you can argue we suffered an injury crisis that coincided with atrocious form, had a goal at Leicester unfairly ruled out, had missed pens for Coventry and Norwich, unfairly conceded a pen at Oxford, full time should have been blown after our goal at Pompey etc etching . 

    Either way we’ve managed 49 points which in 8/10 previous seasons would have kept us up we’ve got to improve there’s no doubt but I think it’s incredibly harsh to write our season down to luck 
    In comparison to 19/20 I think it has 
    Oh absolutely we had everything against us that season in regards to luck off the pitch, but I think that team never should have got as many points as it did Phillips was world class that year and got POTY despite conceding 65 goals and finishing on 9 clean sheets, whereas this team I reckon should have more points if we weren’t so useless up top the fact we aren’t happy with either keeper despite 13 clean sheets and only conceded 51 shows how good we’ve been at the back and we’ve missed 17 more big chances then we did that year 
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 71,677
    In 19/20 Wigan were given a 12 point deduction for dropping into administration, so dropped below us. Without that we would have been down, even without Barnsley's shock win against Brentford.

    The Championship must be the division with the most points deductions, as so many teams seem to have financial meltdowns in it.
  • cafc_se7
    cafc_se7 Posts: 2,455
    Crispywood said:
    Crispywood said:
    cafc_se7 said:
    ForeverAddickted said:
    Basically need Southampton to win and keep their Play-Off hopes alive, and for Coventry to not choke at their opportunity to win promotion on Friday, even though a draw will do just fine - Sheff Utd / Leciester is the obvious concern with Blackburn's remaining games.
    Ipswich on the road have already lost at Oxford and Leicester this season, but then if a trip to Fratton Park is a potential banana skin for them on that basis, then so is a trip to the Valley as well... a win for Ipswich would also be ideal to end Millwall's hopes of the top two, as their other game in hand will be more tricky against Southampton.
    Regardless of what happens tonight or even if we beat Sheff Wed, I still expect another twist in the relegation battle
    Unfortunately I agree with this. 🫣
    For us to relegated with a win at Sheffield Wednesday 2 of the following need to happen 

    Oxford: Win 3/4 games (3 playoff teams) 
    Leciester: Win 4/4 games ( 1 win in 15) 
    West Brom: Win 2 and draw 1 from 4 (Ipswich still to play- that’s without a points deduction) 

    If Leciester do win all 4 games then we can still stay up w Oxford/West Brom outcome or 1 of those +1 other team below don’t reach this outcomes 

    pompey: Win 2/4 (2 automatic sides to play) 
    Blackburn: 4 points from 3 (1 playoff, 1 automatic and sheff U away to play) 

    And after all that this assumes we also lose our last 3 on the bounce (only done once this season) 

    I honestly don’t think we win Saturday though. We will make such hard work of it.
  • Callumcafc
    Callumcafc Posts: 66,049
    edited April 14
    I think any comparison to 2019/20 is incredibly difficult because of how bizarre a season it turned out to be: the disruption, behind closed doors games and our ownership was unlike anything else.

    Bowyer should be commended for the job he did riding the promotion momentum for as long as he did. Ultimately the momentum didn’t carry for quite long enough to help us survive.

    We finished that season on 48 points from 46 games. So far this season we’re on 49 points from 42 games, having ridden the promotion momentum slightly better with what is in effect a squad of League One players.



    I dislike the recent trend on here of rewriting what success looks like this season by comparing it to what happened six years ago where we ultimately ended up relegated anyway.

    No one on here thought we were ready for this league after getting promoted, most said staying up by a single point would be considered success. Frankly if we do stay up with primarily a midfield three Coventry, Docherty and Carey I think that reflects extremely well on Jones, not the other way around.

    Imagine how good we might’ve been this season with Cullen, Gallagher and Aribo and this NJ set up behind them.
  • stonemuse
    stonemuse Posts: 34,639
    fenaddick said:
    stoneroses19 said:
    soapboxsam said:
    MarcusH26 said:
    Killarahales said:
    On Sunday it’s Birmingham v Wrexham. I wonder if the losing manager will get the sack at the end of the season. Both clubs have spent a fortune on wages and signings and I don’t buy the narrative on the BBC match thread last night that “plucky Wrexham” have done well to be in the top half, and Birmingham’s form has fallen off a cliff.
    Birmingham fans have wanted shot of Davies for weeks z would expect it happens at the end of the season.

    Can't see anything changing at Hollywood FC , Parky is probably still in too much credit 

    Let me check:
    1/7/21 Phil Parkinson joins Wrexham in the National League.

    13/4/26 Wrexham are 7th in Championship after having a bad week and dropping out the play-offs. The Hollywood pair have said PP has a job for life. Despite their money, would they want to fund a Premier team in their small ground.
    Parky has over achieved.

    Wrexham went for Charlton cast offs and Paul Mullins from Cambridge  before they started recruiting the over 30's forwards from Burnley, Stoke etc as they got promotion after promotion.

    I personally feel Parky will be there for 26/27 if he wants to continue and why wouldn't he as Phil is still in his 50's.

    Wrexham have to reach the premier league soon, otherwise owners, Hollywood friends, Disney etc etc will all get bored, and stop investing in the club. 
    I actually disagree with this. I think they’ve got about 3/4 seasons to get up there. TV is no good if it’s continued success, some heartache will actually help the series keep people engaged 
    No way being static for 3/4 seasons will keep people engaged. Next season, fine, then it will start tailing off. 
  • fenaddick
    fenaddick Posts: 17,994
    stonemuse said:
    fenaddick said:
    stoneroses19 said:
    soapboxsam said:
    MarcusH26 said:
    Killarahales said:
    On Sunday it’s Birmingham v Wrexham. I wonder if the losing manager will get the sack at the end of the season. Both clubs have spent a fortune on wages and signings and I don’t buy the narrative on the BBC match thread last night that “plucky Wrexham” have done well to be in the top half, and Birmingham’s form has fallen off a cliff.
    Birmingham fans have wanted shot of Davies for weeks z would expect it happens at the end of the season.

    Can't see anything changing at Hollywood FC , Parky is probably still in too much credit 

    Let me check:
    1/7/21 Phil Parkinson joins Wrexham in the National League.

    13/4/26 Wrexham are 7th in Championship after having a bad week and dropping out the play-offs. The Hollywood pair have said PP has a job for life. Despite their money, would they want to fund a Premier team in their small ground.
    Parky has over achieved.

    Wrexham went for Charlton cast offs and Paul Mullins from Cambridge  before they started recruiting the over 30's forwards from Burnley, Stoke etc as they got promotion after promotion.

    I personally feel Parky will be there for 26/27 if he wants to continue and why wouldn't he as Phil is still in his 50's.

    Wrexham have to reach the premier league soon, otherwise owners, Hollywood friends, Disney etc etc will all get bored, and stop investing in the club. 
    I actually disagree with this. I think they’ve got about 3/4 seasons to get up there. TV is no good if it’s continued success, some heartache will actually help the series keep people engaged 
    No way being static for 3/4 seasons will keep people engaged. Next season, fine, then it will start tailing off. 
    Couple of near misses is all they need to keep a hook
  • stonemuse
    stonemuse Posts: 34,639
    fenaddick said:
    stonemuse said:
    fenaddick said:
    stoneroses19 said:
    soapboxsam said:
    MarcusH26 said:
    Killarahales said:
    On Sunday it’s Birmingham v Wrexham. I wonder if the losing manager will get the sack at the end of the season. Both clubs have spent a fortune on wages and signings and I don’t buy the narrative on the BBC match thread last night that “plucky Wrexham” have done well to be in the top half, and Birmingham’s form has fallen off a cliff.
    Birmingham fans have wanted shot of Davies for weeks z would expect it happens at the end of the season.

    Can't see anything changing at Hollywood FC , Parky is probably still in too much credit 

    Let me check:
    1/7/21 Phil Parkinson joins Wrexham in the National League.

    13/4/26 Wrexham are 7th in Championship after having a bad week and dropping out the play-offs. The Hollywood pair have said PP has a job for life. Despite their money, would they want to fund a Premier team in their small ground.
    Parky has over achieved.

    Wrexham went for Charlton cast offs and Paul Mullins from Cambridge  before they started recruiting the over 30's forwards from Burnley, Stoke etc as they got promotion after promotion.

    I personally feel Parky will be there for 26/27 if he wants to continue and why wouldn't he as Phil is still in his 50's.

    Wrexham have to reach the premier league soon, otherwise owners, Hollywood friends, Disney etc etc will all get bored, and stop investing in the club. 
    I actually disagree with this. I think they’ve got about 3/4 seasons to get up there. TV is no good if it’s continued success, some heartache will actually help the series keep people engaged 
    No way being static for 3/4 seasons will keep people engaged. Next season, fine, then it will start tailing off. 
    Couple of near misses is all they need to keep a hook
    Doubt it but maybe that’s because I’m fed up with the Hollywood hype 

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  • stoneroses19
    stoneroses19 Posts: 7,570
    fenaddick said:
    stoneroses19 said:
    soapboxsam said:
    MarcusH26 said:
    Killarahales said:
    On Sunday it’s Birmingham v Wrexham. I wonder if the losing manager will get the sack at the end of the season. Both clubs have spent a fortune on wages and signings and I don’t buy the narrative on the BBC match thread last night that “plucky Wrexham” have done well to be in the top half, and Birmingham’s form has fallen off a cliff.
    Birmingham fans have wanted shot of Davies for weeks z would expect it happens at the end of the season.

    Can't see anything changing at Hollywood FC , Parky is probably still in too much credit 

    Let me check:
    1/7/21 Phil Parkinson joins Wrexham in the National League.

    13/4/26 Wrexham are 7th in Championship after having a bad week and dropping out the play-offs. The Hollywood pair have said PP has a job for life. Despite their money, would they want to fund a Premier team in their small ground.
    Parky has over achieved.

    Wrexham went for Charlton cast offs and Paul Mullins from Cambridge  before they started recruiting the over 30's forwards from Burnley, Stoke etc as they got promotion after promotion.

    I personally feel Parky will be there for 26/27 if he wants to continue and why wouldn't he as Phil is still in his 50's.

    Wrexham have to reach the premier league soon, otherwise owners, Hollywood friends, Disney etc etc will all get bored, and stop investing in the club. 
    I actually disagree with this. I think they’ve got about 3/4 seasons to get up there. TV is no good if it’s continued success, some heartache will actually help the series keep people engaged 
    I just can’t see the US and ROW audience staying interested in 3 or 4 seasons of Championship football. They’ll expect to see the Premier League sooner than that. 
  • eastterrace6168
    eastterrace6168 Posts: 26,002
    C'mon Ipswich and Southampton, your time has come...don't let your fans...and us down...🙄
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 99,574
    Oh god its raining at Portsmouth, game is getting called off again isnt it!!
  • WRICURKINCAM
    WRICURKINCAM Posts: 417
    soapboxsam said:
    We really shouldn't be doing this🤦🏻‍♂️

    But the losses at home and the confidence draining out of the squad possibly added by having used up all our luck over the season with chances squandered against CAFC, we still need other results to go for us. Plus our own Profligacy in front of goal.

    After Barnsley's great escape in the COVID mini league, talk of anyone already being down other than Wednesday is premature.

    Definitely we should all be rooting for both Saints and tractor boys tonight.
    Think of all the naive management over the last few months. Giving Portsmouth three points in extra time, let alone the home fixture, one of many wasted opportunities. Squarely on NJ's shoulders. You can't win without scoring a goal. You can't make a game safe unless you score two (or more). It ain't rocket science. You can't win by 0-0 or 0-1+. The situation tonight is totally humiliating, and was thoroughly avoidable. 
  • MillwallFan
    MillwallFan Posts: 3,586
    Chris_from_Sidcup said:
    We'd still be above Sheff Weds and Leicester even without their deductions so that isn't really lucky. Plus there's an argument Leicester actually got off lightly.
    You might not be above Sheffield Wednesday if they weren’t forced to sell or off load nearly all their senior players. 
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 99,574
    Southampton 1-0 Blackburn
  • eastterrace6168
    eastterrace6168 Posts: 26,002
    Saints 1-0 Blackburn
  • eastterrace6168
    eastterrace6168 Posts: 26,002
    I'll leave the scores to you FA ok...👌
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 99,574
    Really sloppy game at the moment between Pompey and Ipswich
  • swords_alive
    swords_alive Posts: 4,836
    ForeverAddickted said:
    Really sloppy game at the moment between Pompey and Ipswich
    yeah, both playing with an excess of stiffness, and lots of errors. Pompey gone very close just now with long range effort well saved

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