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Championship 2026/27
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Shame there's no "boring as fck" section, we'd do well there.12 -
The five teams missing from the top 6 graph (presumably because they had 0 days in the top 6) are
- Norwich City
- Oxford United
- Sheffield United
- Sheffield Wednesday
- Swansea City
Makes sense for Sheff Utd after their poor start
Norwich nearly made it into the top 6 second half of the season.I am very surprised Swansea had 0 days, perennnial mid table.1 -
Do we get a trophy for that?EugenesAxe said:
Shame there's no "boring as fck" section, we'd do well there.1 -
Yes. It's called the staying up trophy.2
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Judging by the discussion on another thread Steve 'seven times a night 'Davis should get that.StrikerFirmani said:Yes. It's called the staying up trophy.6 -
So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-05
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Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-04 -
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than some3 -
We perfected shite football? 🤣 got the rub of the green? Only Coventry won more games than us. That’s some rub of the green lol.sam3110 said:
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than someBottom line is I can only go from my own experience. I used to get bored senseless with Rowetts football. Harris’ wasn’t much better. Effective but dull. I rarely get bored watching Neil’s football.3 -
Check yourself, you're starting to sound like an entitled North or the river teamMillwallFan said:
We perfected shite football? 🤣 got the rub of the green? Only Coventry won more games than us. That’s some rub of the green lol.sam3110 said:
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than someBottom line is I can only go from my own experience. I used to get bored senseless with Rowetts football. Harris’ wasn’t much better. Effective but dull. I rarely get bored watching Neil’s football.
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Well Millwall fans seem to be enthralled by watching paint dry which is a sign of their level of cognitive processing so I am not surprised your fans don’t get boredMillwallFan said:
We perfected shite football? 🤣 got the rub of the green? Only Coventry won more games than us. That’s some rub of the green lol.sam3110 said:
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than someBottom line is I can only go from my own experience. I used to get bored senseless with Rowetts football. Harris’ wasn’t much better. Effective but dull. I rarely get bored watching Neil’s football.1 -
Bostonaddick said:
Well Millwall fans seem to be enthralled by watching paint dry rust which is a sign of their level of cognitive processing so I am not surprised your fans don’t get boredMillwallFan said:
We perfected shite football? 🤣 got the rub of the green? Only Coventry won more games than us. That’s some rub of the green lol.sam3110 said:
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than someBottom line is I can only go from my own experience. I used to get bored senseless with Rowetts football. Harris’ wasn’t much better. Effective but dull. I rarely get bored watching Neil’s football.
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The style of play does seem to be a constant with Rowett , same comments came up with Oxford and Leicester about it not being good to watch and him being scared to make a sub.MillwallFan said:
We perfected shite football? 🤣 got the rub of the green? Only Coventry won more games than us. That’s some rub of the green lol.sam3110 said:
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than someBottom line is I can only go from my own experience. I used to get bored senseless with Rowetts football. Harris’ wasn’t much better. Effective but dull. I rarely get bored watching Neil’s football.
Will be interesting to see if he gets another go at this level.2 -
It was effective, and probably needed at the time, but mind numbing most of the time.MarcusH26 said:
The style of play does seem to be a constant with Rowett , same comments came up with Oxford and Leicester about it not being good to watch and him being scared to make a sub.MillwallFan said:
We perfected shite football? 🤣 got the rub of the green? Only Coventry won more games than us. That’s some rub of the green lol.sam3110 said:
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than someBottom line is I can only go from my own experience. I used to get bored senseless with Rowetts football. Harris’ wasn’t much better. Effective but dull. I rarely get bored watching Neil’s football.
Will be interesting to see if he gets another go at this level.0 -
Think it's fine as a means to an end to keep someone up but longer term it just feels like it just bores the fans in the end because it never really develops.MillwallFan said:
It was effective, and probably needed at the time, but mind numbing most of the time.MarcusH26 said:
The style of play does seem to be a constant with Rowett , same comments came up with Oxford and Leicester about it not being good to watch and him being scared to make a sub.MillwallFan said:
We perfected shite football? 🤣 got the rub of the green? Only Coventry won more games than us. That’s some rub of the green lol.sam3110 said:
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than someBottom line is I can only go from my own experience. I used to get bored senseless with Rowetts football. Harris’ wasn’t much better. Effective but dull. I rarely get bored watching Neil’s football.
Will be interesting to see if he gets another go at this level.1 -
MarcusH26 said:
Think it's fine as a means to an end to keep someone up but longer term it just feels like it just bores the fans in the end because it never really develops.MillwallFan said:
It was effective, and probably needed at the time, but mind numbing most of the time.MarcusH26 said:
The style of play does seem to be a constant with Rowett , same comments came up with Oxford and Leicester about it not being good to watch and him being scared to make a sub.MillwallFan said:
We perfected shite football? 🤣 got the rub of the green? Only Coventry won more games than us. That’s some rub of the green lol.sam3110 said:
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than someBottom line is I can only go from my own experience. I used to get bored senseless with Rowetts football. Harris’ wasn’t much better. Effective but dull. I rarely get bored watching Neil’s football.
Will be interesting to see if he gets another go at this level.
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MillwallFan said:
We perfected shite football? 🤣 got the rub of the green? Only Coventry won more games than us. That’s some rub of the green lol.sam3110 said:
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than someBottom line is I can only go from my own experience. I used to get bored senseless with Rowetts football. Harris’ wasn’t much better. Effective but dull. I rarely get bored watching Neil’s football.
Definitely got the rub of the green in your home game against us.
First was off-side.
Second I can't remember but undoubtedly was lucky.
3rd was a penalty that would never have been given if the ref was a Charlton fan and
4th only happened because Ramsey forgot to take the 50p off his head and headed it straight to your player.
Outside of those 4 goals, you only created a handful of really clear cut chances you should have scored from.
Jammy buggers.13 -
golfaddick said:
What's the R number 😄lordromford said:
I realise it’s very unlikely, but it could still be Palace that get relegated. (Or even Leeds or Newcastle).Callumcafc said:- Birmingham
- Blackburn
- Bristol City
- Burnley
- Cardiff
- Charlton
- Derby
- Lincoln
- Norwich
- Portsmouth
- Preston
- QPR
- Sheff Utd
- Stoke
- Swansea
- Watford
- West Brom
- Wolves
- Wrexham
- One of: West Ham, Tottenham, Nottm Forest
- Three of: Millwall, Southampton, Middlesbrough, Hull
- One of: Stockport, Bradford, Bolton, Stevenage
Dont dismiss it until it’s impossible. We can but dream. 😎🤞🏼
With almost all teams having played 35 games, and Burnley and Wolves already relegated, West Ham are currently the 'critical team' and have 36 points.
Their maximum total is therefore 45, so Crystal Palace need 46 to be mathematically certain of avoiding the drop.
They currently have 43 points from 34 games so R =3.
Note that R number calculations for teams other than our own are done as a 'special' and are not available routinely.2 -
Yeah I don’t know how we scrapped through that game 😁Athletico Charlton said:MillwallFan said:
We perfected shite football? 🤣 got the rub of the green? Only Coventry won more games than us. That’s some rub of the green lol.sam3110 said:
Look at your peersMillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Blackburn, Charlton, Oxford, QPR... Shite football, just you guys perfected it.
In fact, looking at the other stats where you and Hull finished way higher in points than your expected points, you probably didn't even perfect it, but got the rub of the green more than someBottom line is I can only go from my own experience. I used to get bored senseless with Rowetts football. Harris’ wasn’t much better. Effective but dull. I rarely get bored watching Neil’s football.
Definitely got the rub of the green in your home game against us.
First was off-side.
Second I can't remember but undoubtedly was lucky.
3rd was a penalty that would never have been given if the ref was a Charlton fan and
4th only happened because Ramsey forgot to take the 50p off his head and headed it straight to your player.
Outside of those 4 goals, you only created a handful of really clear cut chances you should have scored from.
Jammy buggers.6 -
Are you going tonight Moody/Millwall fan?
I reckon a draw tonight and you win in the 2nd leg
Southampton are the best team out of the 4 but I think they will lose the first leg0 -
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If Millwall lose in the playoffs then im stating now that their unbeaten record against us goes next season.
...now back to eating those funny coloured mushrooms I picked earlier.
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Yeah, killing a bit of time in the hotel now.Southendaddick said:Are you going tonight Moody/Millwall fan?
I reckon a draw tonight and you win in the 2nd leg
Southampton are the best team out of the 4 but I think they will lose the first leg2 -
If you fancy a bit of fun afterwards, head to Spiders nightclub if it’s still open.MillwallFan said:
Yeah, killing a bit of time in the hotel now.Southendaddick said:Are you going tonight Moody/Millwall fan?
I reckon a draw tonight and you win in the 2nd leg
Southampton are the best team out of the 4 but I think they will lose the first leg3 -
MillwallFan said:
Yeah, killing a bit of time in the hotel now.Southendaddick said:Are you going tonight Moody/Millwall fan?
I reckon a draw tonight and you win in the 2nd leg
Southampton are the best team out of the 4 but I think they will lose the first leg
Blimey- that’s a new one on me, dump bag and out and about is the normMillwallFan said:
Yeah, killing a bit of time in the hotel now.Southendaddick said:Are you going tonight Moody/Millwall fan?
I reckon a draw tonight and you win in the 2nd leg
Southampton are the best team out of the 4 but I think they will lose the first leg0 -
Any for sale (I've got some Bitcoin 😉)AllHailTheHen said:If Millwall lose in the playoffs then im stating now that their unbeaten record against us goes next season.
...now back to eating those funny coloured mushrooms I picked earlier.
I could do with some of what you've picked, whilst I think about the expansive football Nathan is drilling them with for next season.0 -
Smashing the room up? shitting in the kettle? you're 'wall after all!MillwallFan said:
Yeah, killing a bit of time in the hotel now.Southendaddick said:Are you going tonight Moody/Millwall fan?
I reckon a draw tonight and you win in the 2nd leg
Southampton are the best team out of the 4 but I think they will lose the first leg2 -
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MillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Not sure where this obsession for playing it about with the keeper came from? (Everyone trying to emulate manchester city maybe?).
Manchester united conceded a goal because of it last week and just seems to invite unnecessary pressure on the defence. We had loads of close/ near misses this season it felt from pissing about from goal kicks only to then lump it up anyway.5 -
This keeper shit is all on Pep. Remember first thing he did was to bomb Hart out of City.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:MillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Not sure where this obsession for playing it about with the keeper came from? (Everyone trying to emulate manchester city maybe?).
Manchester united conceded a goal because of it last week and just seems to invite unnecessary pressure on the defence. We had loads of close/ near misses this season it felt from pissing about from goal kicks only to then lump it up anyway.2 -
Don't really care how good our keeper is with his feet.bolloxbolder said:
This keeper shit is all on Pep. Remember first thing he did was to bomb Hart out of City.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:MillwallFan said:
Or we don’t play endless pointless passes along our back four and back to our keeper, which was just what Southampton did in the first half of the season. In fact it was only when they changed their style a bit and went a bit more ‘fast and direct’ that they started to climb up the table.sam3110 said:So what I gather from those stats is that Millwall and Hull play shite football effectively, and the winner of Southampton and Middlesbrough should play them off the park but will probably be hit on the counter attack and lose 1-0
Not sure where this obsession for playing it about with the keeper came from? (Everyone trying to emulate manchester city maybe?).
Manchester united conceded a goal because of it last week and just seems to invite unnecessary pressure on the defence. We had loads of close/ near misses this season it felt from pissing about from goal kicks only to then lump it up anyway.
Be nice to have some midfielders that can muster a pass to a teammate though.2
