m sure there will lots of tansfers yet but who will finish above us ?
Birmingham look strong and Carsley is the player i would have liked if we wernt potless.
QPR should do withh all the players they have brought in, not 100% it will work as we know
Derby Jewel knows this division (so did Pardew --dont laugh) have alot of the squad rom last year.
Reading will be right up there. Think they will lose one or two but look solid.
Wolves strengthened the team.
Bristol City unlucky last year. Good manager.
Notts Forest could do a Bristol City. Good crowd and spent to strengthen.
Palarse depends on the watson money.Warnock is a tw*t but he gets players working
Ipswich always up there somewhere and have a big backer if they need to invest.
Thing is i would have thought with minimal investment we could have been right up there play offs at least. Now ?
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Sheff U - strong finish last season
Worried we'll be looking down not up at this rate...memories of 1979/80 when we won only six all season and were relegated by Easter. Only bright spot: a 16 year old debutant called Paul Walsh. (Before the positive police come after me, I'm kidding with the comparison - I think...)
And 1984-85, when we played nearly all our matches away yet still won promotion. Lennie had done a little bit of horsetrading and built a hungry, tight knit team that played for each other - Oggy the optimists suggests there could be parallels this year.
We'll see. ;o)
That's it.
I just can't keep that Fraser from Dad's Army alter ego under control, I'm afraid, however hard I try :-(
Yeah, the message board equalivant of waterboarding is starting to take affect.
Midfield-Carlsey, Pearson, looking at Watson, add in McSheffery and Larsson
They should walk it.
QPR, Reading, Derby, Wolves, Sheff U will all be stronger.
Watford, I expect them to have a poor season. They were as bad as us the second half of the season.
Quality reply, Stu.....!
unless we go into administration and receive a 10 or 15 point fine;-)
No, we're going to wait until we are relegated and then go into administration at the beginning of next season.
Just giving my honest opinion.
But i'm wearing my optimistic hat lately and am convinced we will finish higher than last season.
We've not kicked a ball yet, nobody's beaten us, nobody's scored even a single goal in our net.
Let's see where we are after 10 matches - no doubt we will lose a couple but win some too.
That'll give us a reasonable indication where our season could be headed and if the team is gelling.
In the meantime, we've got very decent Spanish opposition on Saturday, and the big kick off a week later for the Swansea match.
Why not look forward to the season?
At this stage, we've got exactly the same chance as everybody else in the League.
But you can't help but feel that the vultures are circling, and waiting for us to fail to put the boot in. When those vultures are meant to be on your side, it hurts even more !!