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fizzy pop leagues
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 4:43 am
by minisaiyan
they are back, the prem starts next week.
middlesbrough 0-0 sheffield united
decent start from my point of view, i hope newcastle and middlesbrough stay down so sunderland can gloat more
Re: fizzy pop leagues
Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 3:53 am
by Quina Quen
Not keen on the 'Fizzy Pop League' reference to be honest, as the Championship is one of the most competetive leagues in the world. Doesn't really lend it much justice to call it that to be honest!
Would like to see Boro come back. Newcastle can stay down there and rot for all I care. Serves them right for their arrogance over the years.
Re: fizzy pop leagues
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 7:10 am
by buck
Diamond Dust wrote:Not keen on the 'Fizzy Pop League' reference to be honest, as the Championship is one of the most competetive leagues in the world. Doesn't really lend it much justice to call it that to be honest!
Would like to see Boro come back. Newcastle can stay down there and rot for all I care. Serves them right for their arrogance over the years.
Might be competetive, but its also home to some woeful football!!! Woeful football however, haveing been in the lower leagues for most of my life, Is something i appreciate beyond comparison. Boro to come up, Newcastle, i hope, Die. One of the worst clubs ive ever seen, Woeful fans and aweful managers, terrible tactics, Negative football. Just a god aweful club.
Re: fizzy pop leagues
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 7:28 am
by Quina Quen
Championship football is generally of a good healthy standard Bucky O'Hara.
Re: fizzy pop leagues
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 8:52 am
by Q Man
i love watching it when i can, in general players seem to enjoy themselves more in lower leagues, same with the irish leauges which are generally semi pro, the football is not as fast but the fans only enjoy it as much as the players do imo!
Re: fizzy pop leagues
Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 2:58 pm
by Stubert
Q MAN wrote:i love watching it when i can, in general players seem to enjoy themselves more in lower leagues, same with the irish leauges which are generally semi pro, the football is not as fast but the fans only enjoy it as much as the players do imo!
heh, youve not seen first divison football.....
and lol, damien duff
Re: fizzy pop leagues
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 1:59 am
by minisaiyan
i find championship football to be quicker than the premiershhiip with more at stake. it is also more open due to promotions and relegations so anything can happen such as newcomers to the division going straight up from league one to premiership in to seasons. if any newcomer to the premiership wins that, i'd be shocked.