2014/15 Football Season

[Croc]

Yeah they won the Conference South so got promoted.

And Welling up the road from me are still in the conference though we dont go there as often even though its nearer cos parking is a nightmare.

 

[Welshgooner]

nice to see QPR went out in style!

2nd place still up for grabs so come on you rip roaring gooners!

Coming from Barry its always nice to smash the Jacks - although I do have a soft spot for them! (somewhere at the bottom of my garden preferably)

Enjoying the playoffs - great way to win but must be a horrible way to lose

 

[jay hay-char]

lol lovely! I really don't like Loftus Road

"I've got a shed
That's bigger than this,
I've got a shed that's bigger than this
It's got a door and a window,
I've got a shed that's bigger than this"

 

[johnboy412000]

On a Sad note its on this day 30 years ago in which Bradford City and Luton Town fans went to watch the last match of the season at Valley Parade and sadly 56 of them never came home.God bless them all Lest we forget

 

[johnboy412000]

nice to see QPR went out in style!

2nd place still up for grabs so come on you rip roaring gooners!

Coming from Barry its always nice to smash the Jacks - although I do have a soft spot for them! (somewhere at the bottom of my garden preferably)

Enjoying the playoffs - great way to win but must be a horrible way to lose

Nah i want City to get the 2nd place

 

[johnboy412000]

Yes those were the days! I don't get the chance to watch my sons play often now, but when I can it's wonderful. I do prefer it when it's not raining and muddy though.

Get yer wellies and mac on

 

[johnboy412000]

What is it about men and football?

Well we love the game its the excitement of seeing your team thrash another team

 

[johnboy412000]

Millwall ain't bad!
If you go looking for it you will find it!
They are like southern scousers! No offence meant!
In the way they are down to earth and most come from docks and surrounding heavy industry areas.

You say Millwall arent bad ? we were all glad to see the back of em

 

[Welshgooner]

Bushwackers, Headhunters, Soul Crew and the famous ICF....Happy days EIE the Herd!

 

[jay hay-char]

What is it about men and football?

It's a bloke thing.

Except when it's not ...............

 

[zand]

It's a bloke thing.

Except when it's not ...............

Now that is an excellent explanation!

 

[Lamont D]

Just watched one of the best televised games. Swindle v Blades.
It finished 7-6 on aggregate. An absolute belter.
Loads of great goals, end to end. That's what play off football is all about!

Brilliant!

Sorry John, another yorkie team bites the dust.

Poor old Arsenal!

 

[zand]

Just watched one of the best televised games. Swindle v Blades.
It finished 7-6 on aggregate. An absolute belter.
Loads of great goals, end to end. That's what play off football is all about!

Brilliant!

Sorry John, another yorkie team bites the dust.

Poor old Arsenal!

My younger son was at Swindon tonight - not got home yet.

My other son and husband watched Arsenal. lol I'm glad I didn't bother.

 

[Croc]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-32686659

Just seen this story. What a class act!

 

[johnboy412000]

Congratulations Swindon on beating Sheff Utd.That was some score. Think it must be one of the highest agrigate scores in a cup match or at least thats what the commentators on the telly thought.

 

[johnboy412000]

Just watched one of the best televised games. Swindle v Blades.
It finished 7-6 on aggregate. An absolute belter.
Loads of great goals, end to end. That's what play off football is all about!

Brilliant!

Sorry John, another yorkie team bites the dust.

Poor old Arsenal!

Yeah bit of a bummer aint it but we got Preston a Northern team and i fancy them better than Swindon to come up.

 

[johnboy412000]

Was doing some digging so to speak and came up with this



Titles[edit]

• Most League titles: 20, Manchester United
• Most consecutive League titles: 3, joint record:[1]
  • Huddersfield Town (1923–24, 1924–25, 1925–26)
  • Arsenal (1932–33, 1933–34, 1934–35)
  • Liverpool (1981–82, 1982–83, 1983–84)
  • Manchester United (twice): (1998–99, 1999–00, 2000–01) & (2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09)

 

[Croc]

And Herbert Chapman was the manager for both Huddersfield and Arsenal then So he did it twice.

And he first put numbers on shirts.

 

[johnboy412000]

One for Nosher

• Most goals in a game: 17, Tranmere Rovers 13–4 Oldham Athletic (Third Division North, 26 December 1935)

 

[johnboy412000]

And Herbert Chapman was the manager for both Huddersfield and Arsenal then So he did it twice.

And he first put numbers on shirts.

Yeah good old Herbet he was some manager.