Willmeister

That pension fund is not going to write off any debt unlike Evans. This is all their eggs in one basket. If it fails, more than likely that grotty club will cease to exist.

I’m really digging Billy Strings at the moment

Reading are in dire financial straits. Anybody who is worth anything will be sold off in the summer. I hope that they might not play the likes of Joao, Olise (who will probably be too much for us, but would love for us to go in for him), Meite and Swift as they will probably need to sell all these players to stay afloat and the risk could be too big if they got injured.

The farmhands are a really special breed. Over the last three seasons it’s been the following people’s fault in chronological order: Hurst Evans Lambert Evans Players According to them when Lambert was in charge they had the best players in the league and should be walking this division. Don’t forget that first season they were going to get 100 points and 100 goals. Now not one of them is good enough and everything is going to be fab when they have to sign at least 15 players in the summer. What’s even funnier Lambert was averaging 1.5 points per game over his last 10 games. Cook has only averaged 1 point per game in his first 10 games. If they had of kept Lambert they’d be joint 6th! Spare a thought for poor old captain fist bump finally looking for a job come July.

Oldham at home, last game of the 93/94 season. 1-1 with Rob Ullathorne getting the equaliser. It was in the old South Stand and I was 6. I have vague recollections of the goal going in, but that’s about it.

I’m pretty sure we were linked with Bielsa when Lambert left, before we appointed Hughton. With hindsight I know who I’d rather we had appointed.

Pritchard leaving was the best thing that ever happened to us. We signed Emi on the back of him leaving and now have a £40m-£50m player on our hands.

I have a Swansea supporting mate, who I’ve been winding up about how lucky they are, but I don’t think I’d want to get promoted if I was them. According to xG they are a mid table Championship side.

Sounds like this to be honest:

I think 10 of them are on the pitch. They must have all won a competition to play because they don’t look like professional footballers.

Scum behind on stroke of half time. Awful defending.

Neither team has managed to string more than 5 passes together. The gap between the Championship and League One is arguably bigger than the gap between Premier League and Championship now. It will only get bigger with the wage cap as well.

This is the second League One game I’ve watched this season. Not sure if it’s COVID related, but the quality is abysmal. I swear it wasn’t this bad for our season down there.

Absolutely this. We have looked horrific at the back whenever we have gone three at the back.

Imagine supporting your club in the middle of a pandemic when their income has been slashed.