Just saw Darren Fergusons interview. Sore loser much.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmiffyPie
Looking forward to seeing Rodders at Wembley and hopefully in the championship but surely this is Boltons to lose.
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Just saw Darren Fergusons interview. Sore loser much.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmiffyPie
Looking forward to seeing Rodders at Wembley and hopefully in the championship but surely this is Boltons to lose.
You would have thought so but I'll cheer for Rodders. Craig Short on the coaching bench as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by queenslandpie
Oxford didn't show too much going forward last night, or over the two games. Yes, Bolton will be firm favourites but I've got a feeling Oxford will pull off a surprise. Their rigid 4-1-4-1 formation stands out, it's obviously worked for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmiffyPie
From what I saw last night neither Peterborough or Oxford will survive in the championship, as Rotherham always discover.
Win or lose he'll enjoy the summer back in the Balearics.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmiffyPie
I'm sure at one point he had both in the Palma his hand!Quote:
Originally Posted by lunaspie
Perhaps he has Azores 'down there'.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmiffyPie
Crawley manager doing well, attacking passing winning football ⚽️
Crewe pull back to 2-2 on aggregate after 16 mins. Doncaster looking every bit the team we won 6-1 on aggregate over the season, how did they put on that run playing like this?
The BBC live text did remind me of one of my very favourite non-Notts games:Quote:
Originally Posted by Chicken Balti Pie
"Well, in all divisions, only three teams have ever lost the first leg at home by two or more goals and progressed: Bradford (v Blackpool in 1995-96), Yeovil (v Nottingham Forest in 2006-07) and Northampton (v Cheltenham in 2019-20)".