Championship Play-off semis first leg and second legs.

kensutz

Think they're just looking for trouble.

county

mike65 wrote:

Asshole Derby fans on the pitch - a few heads may need to be cracked.

Mike.

a fine for derby me thinks

Chardee MacDennis

kensutz wrote:

What a prick Bywater is

if I had scored after his f**cking round i would have done what Henry did to Kirkland - except this time it would have been deserved!!! there is gamesmanship and ungentlemanly conduct and that was the latter. ref should have got his cards out.

kensutz

Call_me_al wrote:

if I had scored after his f**cking round i would have done what Henry did to Kirkland - except this time it would have been deserved!!! there is gamesmanship and ungentlemanly conduct and that was the latter. ref should have got his cards out.

He was one before the match after what he did at Carrow Road. Let's hope he makes a blunder at Wembley that he'll never let down.

Chucky the tree

I hope derby get stuffed in the final and the WBa/Wolves fans go over and rub it big time.

Necronomicon

Couldn't have written Idiakez to miss the penalty that would send Derby through.

Disgusted I missed most of the game, caught extra time and the penos. Happy for Derby, seeing as how they finished 9 points above Southampton in the league and so narrowly missed out on automatic promotion.

delta_bravo

Didnt see the game. What did Bywater do?

kensutz

Acted the muppet throwing the ball at the feet of the players coming up to take a spot kick and then wouldn't go back on his line etc

leninbenjamin

kensutz wrote:

Acted the muppet throwing the ball at the feet of the players coming up to take a spot kick and then wouldn't go back on his line etc

he was just chancing his arse trying to freak the takers out of it, most keepers would do it i'd say if they though they'd get away with it. bulk of the responsibilty for me lies with the ref for not being tougher on it.

mike65

Baggies v Wolves tonight, really could go any way, both teams are set up for attack.
from bbc

West Brom midfielder Richard Chaplow is struggling with a back injury suffered in the 3-2 first-leg win at Molineux.

But defender Neil Clement is available to Baggies boss Tony Mowbray after completing a four-match suspension.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy has no fresh injury worries to concern him to take into the second leg.

With first-choice goalkeeper Matt Murray ruled out with a fractured shoulder, Wayne Hennessey is again likely to deputise between the posts.

Pity Murray is still out, best keeper outside the Prem proberly.

Mike.

MisterAnarchy

Hopefully Wolves win tonight ,would much prefer to see either themselves or Derby go up instead of WBA .

Kingp35

West Brom are the better side and should win this.

mike65

Wolves are unchanged. G'wan Mick!

Mike.

Pacifico

Not a bad game..

BTW Who's the ref? He looks familiar!

kensutz

Mark Halsey

Guy:Incognito

Pacifico wrote:

Not a bad game..

BTW Who's the ref? He looks familiar!

Mark Halsey (sp?)

mike65

Listening to it on bbc radio, absorbing stuff.

Mike.

mike65

F - U - C - K

Mike.

~Rebel~

Super Kev strikes again. WBA all but in the final now..

Im_No_Superman

Wow a team that came 3rd in the championship might actually go up!

mike65

McCarthy going 3-4-3 I think

Mike.

~Rebel~

barring a miracle its too late though

Guy:Incognito

Whats the deal with pitch invasions? are they allowed now? I've noticed a few lately.


Anyone see th eguy running around topless with the big pitch side, tri-pod microphone in his hand?