bluebruce Posted May 21, 2007 Posted May 21, 2007 Birmingham are already up Its between West Brom & Derby Methinks it was a reference to West Brom, who, although not in Birmingham itself, are only five miles outside of it. Edit- oh and I'd prefer West Brom. Shorter trip, smaller crowds (equals less likely to become a threat in the long term), and they've got Gera. I worry that if they don't come up, someone will buy him, and I don't want any of our rivals snapping up a decent right midfielder, something most of them lack.
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Ozz Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 61,000 odd at Wembley yesterday for the play off final between Bristol and Shrewsbury. A few more than the FA cup semi final between Rovers and Chelsea. Good luck Blackpool today.
den Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Good luck to Blackpool and my mate Guy. A few weeks back, his wife [who is German], went out to Germany for a long weekend. However, that would have meant Guy missing a Blackpool home game. That wasn't on, so he duly let her go on her own, whilst he went to watch his favourite Tangerines. After the game, another mate picked him up outside Bloomfield road and took him to Liverpool airport. From there he flew out to Amsterdam where he then took a two hour train journey into Germany. His wife drove 160 miles to meet him there, then drove the 160 miles back to her parents home. All for 3 days in Germany. Dedication.
Claytons Left Boot Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Yeovil are taking around 30k to Wembley today. The town's population is 41k, only some 9k more than Darwen. Even allowing for the large catchment area (full of fields and cows according to their Chairman) it's very impressive.
ewoodblue Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Yeovil are taking around 30k to Wembley today. The town's population is 41k, only some 9k more than Darwen. Even allowing for the large catchment area (full of fields and cows according to their Chairman) it's very impressive. Come on Blackpool,and come on the baggies. One team i would love not to come up is Derby.The baggies are cool.
Claytons Left Boot Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Just been on SSN that Yeovil actually expect to have just over 35k watching them today. Come on Yeovil!
Fife Rover Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Come on Blackpool,and come on the baggies. One team i would love not to come up is Derby.The baggies are cool. Ah but there will be a couple of possible fringe benefits for Rovers if Derby get promoted. Firstly the chance to sign Koumas (assuming MH wants him), secondly the additional tranfer fee for McEverley.
ewoodblue Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Ah but there will be a couple of possible fringe benefits for Rovers if Derby get promoted. Firstly the chance to sign Koumas (assuming MH wants him), secondly the additional tranfer fee for McEverley. It's ok, if it's good for business,as long as Rovers get the pleasure of sending them straight back down It would seem strange Derby coming back up,and us gettin g Dunnback.I still won't forget the day at Derby when Dunn got hacked . Saying that, my biggest memory was the semi final play-off when we beat them 4-2 and went onto play Leicester in the Final. Good memories.
trs Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Exellent start from Blackpool, plenty of pressure and a couple of good chances. Of course we all know the saying "you've got to take your chances" COME ON THE POOL!!
brfcshabba Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Robbie Williams has scored!! 1-0 Blackpool (Insert Robbie Williams song title here)
ewoodblue Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Exellent start from Blackpool, plenty of pressure and a couple of good chances. Of course we all know the saying "you've got to take your chances" COME ON THE POOL!! Robbie Williams free kick,1-0,so that's what they must mean by take that lol. Just hope they hang on, it would be great for 2 ex-Rovers as well,Grayson and Mr Rovers himself Tony Parkes.
ewoodblue Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 2-0, glad for em Excellent result.Chuffed for them.
cn174 Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Well done to Blackpool! Yeovil never really got started and made it quite easy for them. 10 straight wins as well...not bad!
whittle blue Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 That'll round things off nicely for the Nob Enders. (tee hee chortle chortle)
Finch Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 They had to go and spoil it with THAT BLOODY SONG What song? Heard them singing "glad all over" was that it? Really pleased for Blackpool. Hope they can take points from both Burnley and Preston next season. Was looking up stats on their league status and they were relegated from the 2nd level in 1978 and haven't been back since, so this is a big day for them.
philipl Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 That was that wierd season in the days of 2 points for a win that Blackpool went down with 38 points from 42 games. Rovers came 5th with 45 points in the same division and then Jim Smith left for Birmingham. The dark seventies when everything that could go wrong for the small town clubs of Lancashire did so. Now, the situation is very nearly reversed with three of the small town clubs in the Prem, three in the Championship, Oldham making a decent fist of attempting a revival and unbelievably both Accy and Morecambe League clubs next season. In contrast, what a miserable time for the Yorkists- Sheff U down, Leeds down, Bradford and Rotherham down, Hull and Barnsley just hanging on. I know some of them have a sneeking sympathy for Scuny but having them a division above Leeds will take some swallowing. ha ha.
jim mk2 Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Well played Blackpool - long overdue revival of a famous club. With Mortensen and Matthews in the ranks, it's hard to believe now but Blackpool were THE glamour club of England in the 1950s . Hope to see them back at Ewood in the Prem soon. And Burnley too.
thenodrog Posted May 27, 2007 Posted May 27, 2007 Well played Blackpool - long overdue revival of a famous club. .......... Hope to see them back at Ewood in the Prem soon. And Burnley too. There's more chance of Glenn Miller landing in France.
doctorryan Posted May 28, 2007 Posted May 28, 2007 There's more chance of Glenn Miller landing in France. How long have you been saving that one 'drog.
philipl Posted May 28, 2007 Posted May 28, 2007 Very much want to see Derby go up today. They will be nailed on relegation candidates, a few West Brom players rattling around the transfer market will ease the lack of supply of Prem quality players in what promises to be an over-heated transfer market and combination of McEveley clause and Jeffers bidding could well put an extra £500K in the Rovers' coffers.
Finch Posted May 28, 2007 Posted May 28, 2007 Very much want to see Derby go up today. They will be nailed on relegation candidates Me too, but partly because West Brom never stay very long in the Prem so promotion for them always seems a bit pointless as they never hang onto it. Maybe Derby will go straight back down, but I'd like to see them making a go of it. There are a number of viable relegation candidates this time around - all 3 promoted sides, Wigan, Fulham and West Ham (although I suspect the Hammers will do ok this time around )
SouthAussieRover Posted May 28, 2007 Posted May 28, 2007 As it stands every team in the Prem will play a derby next season.
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