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If we go back to the Martinez way of football in League One then I will be one of the many thousand who will choose to keep their hard earned money in their respective pockets!
Would you then if promoted after that kind of football immediately jump back on the bandwagon with the thousands (your words) again ?
It makes me laugh the football experts don’t want to play the Martnez/Caldwell way don’t want hoofball they want the ball on the ground :silly: :silly:
I am indeed dog breath going down Friday neet back Sunday tickets are £ 25 thanks for enquiring :woohoo: :lol: :lol:
Calamity had a choice but chose to weaken the left side and chose not to have any confidence in any of his strikers. It wouldn’t have mattered last week and this if he had tried two youngsters up top. He chose a stupid line up. He must have learned this off the last four managers he has worked under. Four managers who have undone everything that had been done by Jewell and Bruce in making us a force to be reckoned with on a national scale. Five managers, three seasons and two relegations. That’s what their football has brought us.And an FA Cup :woohoo: :woohoo:
They’ll decide whether to appeal after their next two games, by which case they will probably be back on 44 points by 10pm on Tuesday after they turn over a Reading side who have nothing to play for.
Chances of Wigan or Millwall being on 41 points by then….slim considering their next opponents.
Ah, but what will the crowd be[/quote]
Rotherham United have been deducted three points and fined £30,000 by a Football Disciplinary Commission for fielding an ineligible player.
The Millers played Derby defender Farrend Rawson in the 1-0 win over Brighton on 6 April, a day after the 18-year-old’s youth loan had expired.
Losing the three points means Rotherham are now one point above the Championship relegation zone.
The club have said they intend to appeal before the 1 May deadline.
In a statement, Rotherham said they were “very disappointed” by the decision.
“We await the reasoned judgement of the FDC and once we have received it we will issue our appeal after discussion with Jim Sturman QC,” it said.It’s really refreshing to see so many of us really looking forward to next season. I know I amWe also said this when we dropped into the championship
Chose any one and ask the same question What the bloody hell is going on at Wigan Athletic?We can’t afford the wages could be an option a wage bill quoted by the chairman of £20 plus million is unsustainable on the crowds we get
