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Millwall

sponge said:
Don’t mind millwall at all, don’t mind Coventry either.. or boro. Of all the teams fighting for automatic / play offs the only one I absolutely don’t want to come up is Wrexham. The media outpouring would be unbearable.
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I'd like to see Boro and Millwall come up, but there's just something about Coventry I can't abide. Maybe it's the memory of them hoying bricks at us after the 1-1 in 2019, bairns screaming crying and a rock missing my lasses head by an inch. Was absolutely not necessary, as there was about 200 Sunderland 'lads' stood a bit further away who would have happily engaged with them . Absolute tramps
 

tunstallhill said:
I'd like to see Boro and Millwall come up, but there's just something about Coventry I can't abide. Maybe it's the memory of them hoying bricks at us after the 1-1 in 2019, bairns screaming crying and a rock missing my lasses head by an inch. Was absolutely not necessary, as there was about 200 Sunderland 'lads' stood a bit further away who would have happily engaged with them . Absolute tramps
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I want them promoted so we can punish them.
 
Suppose today’s result shows that despite favourable fixtures on paper, nowt is a given. Battle for second is looking a good one for the neutral, especially if Hull were able to beat Coventry tonight.
 
If a team came up who hadn’t been in the prem for ages or at all then they might just have the financial scope to do “an us”. Ipswich/Southampton will have high championship wage bills and may well be hampered a little in that respect. We already know Ipswich have a team of top end championship players who aren’t quite at premier level.
 
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