TigerTedd

Imagine being a Barnsley fan though. Wait, no, I don’t have to imagine, I’m a Derby fan, that kind of heartache is pretty normal. One day you’re top of the world, the next you’re smashed 5-1 by Lincoln. Standard. 

Don’t get me started on use of English. The number of posters who write “must of, could of”, instead of  “have” or “they was good, or We was rubbish” instead of “were”. Grrrr.

Hi
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Dunno. There’s a lot of clubs in the championship that could use a touch of warnock. 

RoyMac5 playing 4D chess here

How many on here still fancy Barnsley now, I wonder?

Not any more

The big problem for us was that we were put into administration by MM, which made us vulnerable to blackmail by the likes of the Efl and Gibson, they were able to take their actions by threatening the very existence of the club by holding up the sale.
To be fair regarding the amortisation charge, it would have eventually caught up with us in later years anyway, unless they coincided with the relaxations because of covid.

Leicester fart in everyone's faces again whilst getting away with it .  That plucky fairytale club that won the league by spending millions after paying nobody.
https://talksport.com/football/1777510/efl-close-rules-loophole-leicester/
Clubs in the Premier League and Championship believe Leicester have broken the top division's £105million loss limit for the three years ending last season.
However, the Foxes could still seal their promotion back to the top flight before they are punished for any potential breaches.
Rival clubs could therefore seek legal action if spending rules are breached this season but a points deduction is avoided due to promotion being secured.
Fourth-placed Southampton are among the clubs closely monitoring the situation to see if they gain an unfair sporting advantage.
We should have done this with QPR

Next Mars flight test is scheduled for Thursday 14th March UK, 6-8pm UK time.
This is much more ambitious than previously so, once in space, there'll be a test of the cargo bay doors (I don't think I can do that, Dave) and also a test of orbital fueling.
This flight test is Ship 28 on top of Booster 10. But SpaceX is building loads of these, so today Ship 29 was being tested out on another launchpad. The plan is to do a flight test per month from now on.

I must admit I get a sense of enjoyment when bad things happen to bad people. It’d be nice if they were relegated on merit, but it would be hilarious if they’re relegated on a dodgy refs decision or technicality. 

That’s sounds dangerously like a regulator you’re describing. 

You need to stop treating xG as gospel. Their main CF is a poor finisher, hence why he's scored less goals than his xG, and Peterborough's overall record being similar.

Maybe he thought, if they have an in house ref, he’d get to ref all their home games. 

Maybe he thought, if they have an in house ref, he’d get to ref all their home games. 

2-2! 
knocks us down from 2nd but them both dropping points is good

I want a draw, (Bolton miss)

Think the goal difference we had was -69.  Thought that one might be going depending one who they have to play for a while.

"Wet dress rehearsal" for the third Integrated Flight Test completed. And with some lovely photography:
You'd expect the launch within a few days from now. Another step further on the long road to Mars.

The good news tonight, with 10 games still to go, is we're now safe from relegation. With our 69 points, we can't be caught by: Carlisle, Fleetwood, Port Vale (obviously a crucial win today), Shrewsbury or Charlton.
So the worst position we could end up in is 19th, and might even be higher with teams below us having to play each other.
As we begin the business end of the season, the hope is fewer and fewer teams will be able to catch us. For instance, Oxford in 7th can now only get a maximum of 87 points, and the time will come (maybe in 5 games or so) when we're mathematically cemented in the playoffs. Let's hope we reach a point when we cannot finish lower than 2nd. Let's count it down in this thread.
 
 

How could I forget about Birmingham. But I’ve always hated QPR since Wembley. It’s be nice to see it all come full circle. They get relegated while we get promoted. 

There’s so many clubs that could end up in the bottom 3 within a couple of losses. I’m spoilt for choice. I’m not sure who I would rather get relegated. Boro, QPR, Stoke. It’s all so lovely. 

How could I forget about Birmingham. But I’ve always hated QPR since Wembley. It’s be nice to see it all come full circle. They get relegated while we get promoted. 

Agreed. Ignoring the highly likely relegation of Rotherham, my 3 preferences for the drop would be (in any old order) - Stoke, Birmingham and Boro.