When compared to the amount of tickets Carlisle sold for their fitfth final appearance in what is a reletively insignificant trophy we can see the true size of that pathetic excuse for a football club.
I bet the premier league held a party when they were relegated, what an embarrassment to the game.
I don't reckon Charlton are as big, but agree with others. Incidentally, I'd say we were bigger than some (now) established Premiership teams like Fulham, Wigan, Bolton and Blackburn (when they're not winning the league)
I don't think anyone would choose losing in the playoffs over winning a cup- if they do they need their head looking at. As said above, if we still had a chance of the playoff final now, I'd have to hink harder, but probably wouldn't be able to answer until the end of next season.
Hello, is this open to everyone?
I play 6 aside anyway and would definitely be interested in playing if you want/need another player. Could even ask my team if they wanted to enter if you're looking for more teams.
Burnley could qualify for the Europa League next season through the fair play league, if Fulham win the Europa League this year and England stay within the top 3 of the European fair play league (they're third at the moment).
I think it would prove to be an unnecessary distraction for a team that, after losing a couple of players, is unlikely to achieve a Newcastle-esque walk over of the Championship next year.
I reckon the new kit is going to split the younger and the older fans. Most of the 'Older' i.e 40+ people I know are strongly against the idea of the sash, where as most people in their teens, twenties and possibly thirties are more open to it I'd say. Obviously there'll be anomalies.
Thought it was Benali but wasn't sure!
Now I think about it, it seems strange that Benali isn't held in the same light as others who are known as legends.