Another Baggie bites the dust.

[Mr.D]

I think you will find it is officially the Premier League, preceded by who ever the sponser is at any given time, but is refered generally as the Premiership in football terms. You appear to be splitting hairs a tad here.

Hope you get to establish yourselves as a top flight club again but not at the expense of us.

You do love a Baggie thread now and then on here.

I love your comment about splitting hairs! Don't you read your own board anymore?

[1877wolf]

Being honest, I doubt his football knowledge anyway.

The BBC rival, Gary Lineker, has played the game at the highest level. Lineker tends to lead the guest into a conversation unlike Chiles who dribbles and asks the ex professional for that obvious question that we already know the answer to.

Then he dribbles again.

Good luck to him in his new cookery programme. After all, There's nothing left for him. Apart from maybe a Benny Hill tribute act.

[wolves71]

1992–1993: No sponsor (FA Premier League)

1993–2001: Carling (FA Carling Premiership)

2001–2004: Barclaycard (Barclaycard Premiership)

2004–present: Barclays (Barclays Premier League; Barclays Premiership until 2007)

[Baggiemadguern]

1992–1993: No sponsor (FA Premier League)

1993–2001: Carling (FA Carling Premiership)

2001–2004: Barclaycard (Barclaycard Premiership)

2004–present: Barclays (Barclays Premier League; Barclays Premiership until 2007)

Thank you 71, it is The Premier League but in general conversation is often referred to as the Premiership.

It's a bit like arguing that Wolves should not be called Wolves in general conversation but referred to as Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Anyway I shall butt out now and leave you chaps to mull over Adrian Chiles' options.

[greystone16]

Reports they are possibly going to bid for Sako. Nothing we can do about it either unless we offer him a big new contract but he wants to play in the Greedy League so with his contrsct ending fairly soon have to try and screw the Baggies for as much as we can. Then when he gets peed off with them buy him back at half the price as we pass them on their way down.

[Woking88]

What bid from the Baggies? Don't forget this is the season for desperate journos to test their inventive qualities! - view external link

[tony]

Good luck to him in his new cookery programme. After all, There's nothing left for him. Apart from maybe a Benny Hill tribute act.

The cookery show-to-Benny Hill tribute route has already been done by former "Food And Drink" TV show presenter Chris Kelly

[wolves71]

1992–1993: No sponsor (FA Premier League)

1993–2001: Carling (FA Carling Premiership)

2001–2004: Barclaycard (Barclaycard Premiership)

2004–present: Barclays (Barclays Premier League; Barclays Premiership until 2007)

Thank you 71, it is The Premier League but in general conversation is often referred to as the Premiership.

It's a bit like arguing that Wolves should not be called Wolves in general conversation but referred to as Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Anyway I shall butt out now and leave you chaps to mull over Adrian Chiles' options. [/quote]

He's probably hoping to go back on the working lunch...he's had a few

[1877wolf]

I'm not entirely sure what his forte actually is.

I suppose he could become an after dinner speaker at the poorthorns

Chiles sound as thick as pig **** so he should feel at home there.

[wolves71]

I'm not entirely sure what his forte actually is.

I suppose he could become an after dinner speaker at the poorthorns

Chiles sound as thick as pig **** so he should feel at home there.

I think you're just copying Villa fans calling it ' the poorthorns'

I often refer to it as 'the crem'