Next Season...

[Muzzle]

Rotherham competes for crowds with the two |Sheffield clubs, Blackburn competes with Bolton, Burnley, Preston, two plastic manc clubs...even though they are a bunch of 6 fingered dingles, the clubs near them have more an effect on crowds than Rotherham

 

[Walkley_Owl]

Rotherham competes for crowds with the two |Sheffield clubs, Blackburn competes with Bolton, Burnley, Preston, two plastic manc clubs...even though they are a bunch of 6 fingered dingles, the clubs near them have more an effect on crowds than Rotherham

Hold up mate how far from Blackburn to Manchester? Cos Leeds is 35miles from Rotherham, they contest with Donny and Barnsley too.

Not that I'm defending them. Let's be reyt the provisional clubs of Lancashire and Yorkshire are fucked.

 

[SF_]

Hold up mate how far from Blackburn to Manchester? Cos Leeds is 35miles from Rotherham, they contest with Donny and Barnsley too.

Not that I'm defending them. Let's be reyt the provisional clubs of Lancashire and Yorkshire are fucked.

The entire country loses support to Man Utd and Liverpool but it's rife round here as the glory hunting fuckers claim to be a quick train ride away and they all have 'family links to the cities'.....they still don't bother to attend mind.

Sheffield is a bit of anomaly in terms of its lack of glory hunters, pretty impressive considering the two clubs have underachieved for years now.

 

[The Southbank]

As long as we play Swindon, QPR and Bristol City next season I don't really care about the rest.

 

[Super_horns]

If we don't go up:

Down:
Leicester
QPR
Villa (Unlikely)

UP:

Bristol City
MK Dons
Swindon.

 

[Walkley_Owl]

The entire country loses support to Man Utd and Liverpool but it's rife round here as the glory hunting fuckers claim to be a quick train ride away and they all have 'family links to the cities'.....they still don't bother to attend mind.

Sheffield is a bit of anomaly in terms of its lack of glory hunters, pretty impressive considering the two clubs have underachieved for years now.

For the first time I've ever known around here we've proper glory fans, I've grown up mainly seeing Wednesday and United tops in town but it's now rife with Arsenal, Chelsea, Man Utd, City etc, crying fucking shame but that's sky for you, they give kids no reason to support their local teams anymore. 'dad can buy a United shirt and we can watch em most weeks via sky without leaving home' that's what we all face.

Edit 1 trophy between both clubs in 80 years of football yet as a city we get 40k between us so gives some little credence in being the home of football just a shame our city doesn't shout it from the rooftops.

 

[markwwfc1992]

I find it laughable that the best supported team in London is Man Utd.

 

[HertsWolf]

Where were they all when Man Utd were shit, eh? Dicks!

Back in September.

 

[HertsWolf]

And round here, they're all glory-hunting fucking Saints fans. Masses of Eastleigh and Totton fans have deserted.

 

[Walkley_Owl]

And round here, they're all glory-hunting fucking Saints fans. Masses of Eastleigh and Totton fans have deserted.

You need to move from the south coast pal... It's messing up your mind

 

[HertsWolf]

Can't. Best place to sail.

 

[Walkley_Owl]

Can't. Best place to sail.

Gay.

 

[HertsWolf]

Gay.

I thought you might be. No matter, mate. We're here to support you.

 

[Walkley_Owl]

I thought you might be. No matter, mate. We're here to support you.

Fancy a bum

 

[Heisenberg20]

As long as we play Swindon, QPR and Bristol City next season I don't really care about the rest.

Genuinely do you see us as rivals? Have seen It spouted about plenty of times before that Reading see it as a derby against us I dont quite get it

 

[Madejski]

Genuinely do you see us as rivals? Have seen It spouted about plenty of times before that Reading see it as a derby against us I dont quite get it

Doubt he does. A lot of Reading fans see it as one of their favourite away days though.

 

[Heisenberg20]

Doubt he does. A lot of Reading fans see it as one of their favourite away days though.

Fair do's I think I heard about it on Sky Sports a few years back and thought it was a bit strange.

 

[roversfan2001]

Well then I'll post less next time if this is what happens

And Rotherham are tinpot compared to us...

 

[Walkley_Owl]

Well then I'll post less next time if this is what happens

And Rotherham are tinpot compared to us...

You do realise you support Blackburn don't you? wiart Jack Walker you'd just be another memory

 

[The Southbank]

Genuinely do you see us as rivals? Have seen It spouted about plenty of times before that Reading see it as a derby against us I dont quite get it

No, but Bristol is a top, top day on the lash. Always take a good following as well.

 

[Walkley_Owl]

you may even sell out next season Southbank, only 1100 tickets apparently

 

[The Southbank]

We may even win as well.

 

[D B Disco]

We may even win as well.

 

[The Southbank]

Still have nightmares over that 4-0 loss at the Gate over a decade ago.

 

[Dazza]

Still have nightmares over that 4-0 loss at the Gate over a decade ago.

Yeah but i have dreams of that 3-2 win in 2011 or the 4-1 win in 2008.That 3-3 draw in 2002 was a cracking game as well.

 

[Dazza]

you may even sell out next season Southbank, only 1100 tickets apparently

Us.Sell out an away game.No chance.

 

[The Southbank]

the 4-1 win in 2008.

Still remember the stand shaking after that Cisse goal.

 

[BCFC Jordan]

Yeah but i have dreams of that 3-2 win in 2011 or the 4-1 win in 2008.That 3-3 draw in 2002 was a cracking game as well.

Were you at the 3-2 game? That always sticks out in my head as being most of the maddest games ever. We were bottom at the time but we played a fairly positive line-up with Maynard, Pitman and Adomah all starting. We went 2-0 up and could have easily been 5 or 6 up with the chances we'd had. Then when Reading scored with 15 to go, you immediately knew it was going to go horribly wrong, but still couldn't quite believe it when it happened.

I believe that was Millen's last home game in charge and he was sacked after we lost the next game 5-0 to Blackpool.

 

[Dazza]

Were you at the 3-2 game? That always sticks out in my head as being most of the maddest games ever. We were bottom at the time but we played a fairly positive line-up with Maynard, Pitman and Adomah all starting. We went 2-0 up and could have easily been 5 or 6 up with the chances we'd had. Then when Reading scored with 15 to go, you immediately knew it was going to go horribly wrong, but still couldn't quite believe it when it happened.

I believe that was Millen's last home game in charge and he was sacked after we lost the next game 5-0 to Blackpool.

Yeah i was there.You are spot on with that.We should have been 5 or 6 down.I think you hit the post/bar 3 times.The first 75 from us were as bad as i saw us play that season.David James made 2 errors for the first 2 Reading goals and the third was a back heal from Manset.Probably one of the few decent things he did for us.

A fair amount of our fans including a couple of my mates left with about 20 minutes left when we were 2 down.One of them didn't realise until the following morning we had won 3-2.It was probably the turning point in our season as we had started that season poorly up to then and ended up winning the Championship.

 

[Scumarmy.]

I would love to know what the average away crowd at Stadium:MK would be if we went up. It was 1,500ish last season in League One and this season, 1,096 currently.

With it being a new ground for many and with more local games, it would probably be about 2,000! #boycott