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Championship Thread - 2023/24
- Thread starter MAG
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feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Looking forward to breaking the PL scoring record against Ipshit next season.
Smashing them lot for that ‘weakest link’ banner and sending them back to the championship will be something to look forward to next season.
Nebuchadnezzar
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I've never forgiven Ipswich and never will
Maintainin
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Well done Ipswich for keeping a bunch of plastic arseholes in there caves.Over to Norwich now to keep these horrible scumbags firmly in there caves
Ithryn Luin
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Horrible club and entitled big headed set of fans!I've never forgiven Ipswich and never will
TinFoilHat
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That's the effects of generations of inbreeding in Suffolk.Horrible club and entitled big headed set of fans!
Think the scum from Leeds are a lot worseHorrible club and entitled big headed set of fans!
East Level 2
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A cup for coming third but winning the play-offs while the team coming second doesn't get a trophy?Saw this last week in another division.
Thought WTF myself at the time, celebrate promotion of course but a cup for coming second is over the top.
What next a cup for staying up, a cup for finishing in the play off places.
Ridiculous, but I celebrated it 25 years ago.
East Level 2
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They are worse in many ways, but Leeds is a lot closer than Ipswich.Think the scum from Leeds are a lot worse
However, you are adding in local rivalry which is always a good thing in my opinion.
Madness, thought he was doing a good job there.
Hull City head coach Liam Rosenior has been sacked after failing to guide his side into the Championship play-offs, BBC Radio Humberside understands.
Rosenior, who had agreed a three-year deal in December, steered the Tigers to seventh place in the Championship this season – their first top-half finish since 2016.
Hull City head coach Liam Rosenior has been sacked after failing to guide his side into the Championship play-offs, BBC Radio Humberside understands.
Rosenior, who had agreed a three-year deal in December, steered the Tigers to seventh place in the Championship this season – their first top-half finish since 2016.