Rammy03

Spanish top flight vs 3rd tier of English football

Bolton wandering back into league one next season

Only one I'm surprised about is wildsmith. I wonder where he is going

Beating Leeds away isn't for everyone

On 12/05/2024 at 17:17, JuanFloEvraTheCocu'sNesta said:

You've got to ask why this has suddenly happened...

Makes you think doesn't it?

3 minutes ago, Wolfie20 said:

Relative ease??? They could still survive based purely on goal difference which would be by the skin of their teeth!

they're safe with two games to spare and have had a points deduction. forest are rubbish as well. If the bottom 3 just had a little bit more quality then forest would have been down.

It's all over now. Let's have it right the 3 promoted teams have been so far off it. Even with a points deduction forest have stayed up with relative ease.

9 minutes ago, Mr. P said:

Looks like they've got to win against Norwich. Point won't be enough.

They've been scraping survival for years. About time they went down to league one

I think Smith has been really good today

We're actually going up

3-2 Peterborough 😂😂😂

Wanky wanderers are drawing now 😂

Bolton 2-0 but who cares!

None of this means diddly.

It's in our hands, we're at home, we need a point against bottom of the league

I know it's a massive long shot but has anyone got 4 tickets for sale

7 minutes ago, ivo_knoflicek said:

Lowe and Bogle have both managed to hold down places in Prem sides

For a struggling Sheffield United

4 more points guarantees promotion. 1 win should do it because of goal difference

Great response from us. Bolton portsmouth finished 1-1. It's back in our hands

bolton portsmouth played 3 of 6 minutes added time

Bradley silencing the critics

bloody hell

COMMEE ONNN

17 minutes ago, Jourdan said:

All that said, I do find his relationship with the fans to be a major issue. One that only promotion really begins to resolve and as such leaves his future very much hanging in the balance. Clowes will ultimately decide but you can see how fan disengagement in the summer may sway him given the tight nature of the finances.

It strikes me that Warne is trying to build a culture at the club, much like Klopp has at Liverpool. It is one that very much relies on togetherness and everyone pulling in the same direction. The board and the higher ups have bought into it. The players have bought into it, even though that doesn’t always translate into performances. But without the fans, how far can it really go? 

He still has a love-hate relationship with the fans and this is where it all falls down. This is such a key relationship to get right when it comes to what Warne is trying to achieve. Can he take the fans on a journey? Can the fans stay onside? Can the fans buy in?

Thing is you wouldn't know this from inside the stadium. We are getting exceptionally good crowds week in week out and the atmosphere is good for the most part. There is no animosity towards the manager at the games, you only hear it on here when we drop points.