EFL Championship Thread

[Thrice]

Surely Sheffield have to have the highest points total ever without getting automatic promotion?

Leeds finished 3rd with 90 points last year as well.

 

[Thrice]

Luton got completely spanked by West Brom today who had nothing to play for. Did nerves get the better of them? They actually looked like they were on the right track again before today winning 3 in a row.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

The funny thing Leeds manager going to be fired after he won the championship. Lmao

 

[Tir Na Nog]

Kinda hope Coventry go up ngl. Something a bit different. Sheffield again would be a bit boring.

 

[Tir Na Nog]

The funny thing Leeds manager going to be fired after he won the championship. Lmao

Smart decision in fairness, he had two cracks with Norwich and he wasn't able to keep them up. His teams just aren't capable of dealing with the demands of the PL, clearly a manager good at getting his side performing and scoring lots of goals against teams either worse or at least of a similar level to them. When Norwich took the step up they weren't able to adapt to all of a sudden 85-90% of their opponents being better than them.

 

[A_G]

Kinda hope Coventry go up ngl. Something a bit different.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

Smart decision in fairness, he had two cracks with Norwich and he wasn't able to keep them up. His teams just aren't capable of dealing with the demands of the PL, clearly a manager good at getting his side performing and scoring lots of goals against teams either worse or at least of a similar level to them. When Norwich took the step up they weren't able to adapt to all of a sudden 85-90% of their opponents being better than them.

Yes true his team always open but whatever happened these promoted teams don't seem can handle the PL nowdays

 

[Tir Na Nog]

Yes true his team always open but whatever happened these promoted teams don't seem can handle the PL nowdays

Yeah agree it doesn't really matter and I'm not sure Leeds have the quality to stay up without major investment.

 

[Thrice]

The downfall of Michael Carrick has flown under the radar a bit. Two years ago everyone called him the next big thing who would someday be coaching a club like Manchester United.

Now after two inconsistent, mediocre seasons he might be close to getting sacked by Middlesbrough.

 

[Rex Stone]

The downfall of Michael Carrick has flown under the radar a bit. Two years ago everyone called him the next big thing who would someday be coaching a club like Manchester United.

Now after two inconsistent, mediocre seasons he might be close to getting sacked by Middlesbrough.

I have a degree of sympathy for him.

In successive windows they’ve sold Chuba Akpom, Morgan Rogers than Latte Lath and not only have they failed to replace them they’ve spent less money than they’ve made the last two years.

You’re not going to get anything much beyond inconsistent play with those decisions.

 

[Sanchez11]

Leeds with late winner to win the championship.

Coventry Sunderland Bristol and Sheffield utd into playoffs.

Luton gone from PL to league one

Luton back where they belong

 

[Thrice]

I have a degree of sympathy for him.

In successive windows they’ve sold Chuba Akpom, Morgan Rogers than Latte Lath and not only have they failed to replace them they’ve spent less money than they’ve made the last two years.

You’re not going to get anything much beyond inconsistent play with those decisions.

In hindsight it probably would've been better for him if he had jumped ship in 2023. Wasn't he a serious candidate for the United job at the time?

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

The downfall of Michael Carrick has flown under the radar a bit. Two years ago everyone called him the next big thing who would someday be coaching a club like Manchester United.

Now after two inconsistent, mediocre seasons he might be close to getting sacked by Middlesbrough.

Fergie boys can't coach what a surprise meanwhile Wenger boys are decent coach. We gonna see Carrick soon in TV talking some BS like the rest of them

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

In hindsight it probably would've been better for him if he had jumped ship in 2023. Wasn't he a serious candidate for the United job at the time?

He was but not serious candidate.

 

[kofigunner]

Wilshere over Ramsey as Norwich beats Cardiff. Good to see more and more ex-gunners in management.

 

[Rex Stone]

In hindsight it probably would've been better for him if he had jumped ship in 2023. Wasn't he a serious candidate for the United job at the time?

Yeah although Utd would’ve been unlikely the writing was on the wall and loyalty has got him nowhere.

Should’ve backed himself and jumped to a Championship or lower PL team while he had the chance.

 

[albakos]

Leeds with late winner to win the championship.

Coventry Sunderland Bristol and Sheffield utd into playoffs.

Luton gone from PL to league one

I hope Bristol somehow manage to beat the crazy odds and get to PL. Nothing specific, but I really like Bristol, such a vibrant city and with lots of good energy.

 

[Andrew Cole Linighan]

Wishing Bristol City the Very Best of Luck, in there Play Off Semi Final, against Sheffield United.
If Bristol City won the Play Offs, they would be the Premier Leagues Newest Member. Living in Gloucestershire, Bristol is just literally down the M5 from me.




I have been to Bristol City's Ashton Gate ground. They have recently done some ground works. It looks an Impressive Stadium. The Bristol Rugby Union Team also play there.




Our ex player, striker Andrew Cole signed for Bristol City from Arsenal. He then went onto sign for Newcastle United.

 

[Thrice]

Penalty and red card. That's harsh. Bristol City might be done already.

 

[Thrice]

3-0 Sheffield United in the end. That should take them to Wembley.