The EFL Thread

[Bazz]

How prepared are you to come straight back up or could next year be another tricky one?

I'm treating it as tour like the Harlem Globetrotters, putting money into the hands of clubs that need it...as we work our way back to league one.

It'll probably be a 12th placed finish full of nothingness.

 

[4LEX]

Looking forward to the local games against Peterborough and Burton Albion.

Burton is a good away day. Fair few pubs nearby and a proper terrace that gets rammed! Look on the bright side...

 

[4LEX]

Another 2 points given away, missed a few chances and goalkeeper made a mistake that gave them the equaliser.

Luckily Oxford lost so still 6npts clear of them

Good to see Knibbs back after that horror tackle a few months back! You should have enough to stay up, can't see O*ford getting much from Wrexham or Millwall on the final day if they're still in the race for automatic promotion.

 

[Voyager EMH]

Burton is a good away day. Fair few pubs nearby and a proper terrace that gets rammed! Look on the bright side...

Its hardly "away" - only 25 miles from my front door.
There are golf courses in my own county that are further away.

 

[anotherdouble]

Championship has rejected the use of VAR for next season. Clubs reported fans don’t want it. Me personally it’s great news. Long may the whole of EFL reject it.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Championship has rejected the use of VAR for next season. Clubs reported fans don’t want it. Me personally it’s great news. Long may the whole of EFL reject it.

Interesting that it was a variation. Fewer cameras, VAR not actually in operation. Coaches get two appeals, the ref goes across to a screen to see any replay. Any appeals that are successful mean no loss of appeal.

Apparently this version is being trialled in Canada right now.

 

[Taz]

Come on Wrexham