Pains to say but I hope they win and represent Brum in the Premier League next season.Congratulations to Villa for reaching the play-off final.
Enjoy your day a Wembley
RIP Mr Wolfe.
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Pains to say but I hope they win and represent Brum in the Premier League next season.Congratulations to Villa for reaching the play-off final.
Enjoy your day a Wembley
Great news, but I'll reserve any congratulations hoping that they can win one more game this season.Congratulations to Villa for reaching the play-off final.
Enjoy your day a Wembley
Not a blues fan thenPains to say but I hope they win and represent Brum in the Premier League next season.
RIP Mr Wolfe.
Birmingham fan before a Blues fan. When you live in exile in the sport wasteland of Essex no one gets the Blues v Villa rivalry. After years of trying to explain it I have given up and cheer on the city first and The City next. Although come on Fulham!Not a blues fan then
Blues fan before Birmingham fan(until labour gets voted out anyway) never in a million years would I wish the vile all the best and get promoted.Birmingham fan before a Blues fan. When you live in exile in the sport wasteland of Essex no one gets the Blues v Villa rivalry. After years of trying to explain it I have given up and cheer on the city first and The City next. Although come on Fulham!
And your day at Shrewsbury Town next season.Congratulations to Villa for reaching the play-off final.
Enjoy your day a Wembley
Come on some of you Blues fans, I wished you luck in staying up. Villa going up would be great for the City. We are the only chance of getting into Europe sometime soon therefore benefiting the airport and us enthusiasts. This Villa hating is pathetic (and the other way round). Both teams in the Premiership would be fantastic
Very sad. So young.The banter has started
To put football into perspective, it was very sad to hear about the passing of Jlloyd Samuel at such a young age
I have mixed feelings about the play-off system. I understand they do it to prevent a lack of interest in the mid-table teams in the latter part of the season who have no chance of promotion under the 'old' system of the top three clubs going up automatically, or little fear of relegation.
Nevertheless, it's not been unknown for the team finishing sixth many points behind the third club in the table to win the play-offs.
I'd like to see some advantage given to those teams at the top of the play-off group. One answer might be for team 3 to play one match at home against team 6 and for team 4 to play one match at home against team 5, thus doing away with two legs. That of course would reduce the 'take' and money still seems so important to football clubs.
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