Football League: Discussion

A 2 -1 win keeps our play off hopes alive for another week.
Don't stop believing lads

(12-04-2014 18:10 )Joey 27 Wrote:  
we lost 3-2 and the wait goes on, we can't cock this up can we

Nah, Luton will finish the job.
Don't panic Mr Mainwaring .

a big win against Forest yesterday despite conceding two sloppy goals and hopefully we have secured at least a play off spot. It's bee n a frustrating few weeks for us dropping points where we should have won and losing games that we were fully expected to win. I just hope Austin is back in time for the
play offs as we certainly have missed him, and I think we have to be well prepared for that situation.

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FUCK YOU FA WE'RE BACK

in case anyone don't know what im banging on about they gave us a -30 point deduction 5 years ago to effectively relegate us to the conference, the likes of Leeds, Westham and QPR got off with softer punishments for similar crimes

(16-04-2014 13:47 )Joey 27 Wrote:  FUCK YOU FA WE'RE BACK

in case anyone don't know what im banging on about they gave us a -30 point deduction 5 years ago to effectively relegate us to the conference, the likes of Leeds, Westham and QPR got off with softer punishments for similar crimes

Your claims are not actually truthful. The FA gave Luton a 10 point deduction, not a 30 point deduction. It's incorrect to say that they gave Leeds any punishment, although they did fine West Ham and QPR for the same kind of financial irregularities as Luton committed. It can be fairly argued that those 2 clubs were indeed lucky to escape a points deduction, but having said that they were both found guilty of 2 charges, compared to Luton being found guilty on 15 charges, so the cases weren't really that similar as you claim.

Luton were further deducted 20 points by the Football League for breaching the Football League's own rules - this was nothing to do with the FA. Leeds had faced the same charge and were deducted 15 points, but Luton's case was more serious because Leeds had not been in administration before but this was Luton's 3rd time in 10 years, meaning that a stronger punishment than Leeds were given was regarded as inevitable. It's worth remembering that Leeds and Luton could both have been thrown out of the league.

FFS Rovers !!!!! bloody all the results were going our way one of our loan players leon best scores the winners against bounemouth so we would have been a point behind the playoff and we get a shitty 0-0 draw Arrrrrrrrrrrrgh only one way this day can get worse is that Burnley getting promoted tonight !!!

What a bonkers afternoon at Molineux .
Wolves go a goal down then 3-1 up then 3-2 then 4-2 then 4-4 and two late goals to win 6-4. Some moronic pitch invasions despite warnings not to do so rather took the edge off it.
To be fair the majority of the crowd berated those idiots by singing "Your'e the #@&kers on the pitch".
A quite farcical game that helped Brentford join Wolves in gaining promotion to the Championship for next season.

Blackpool fans pelt the pitch with tangerines and tennis balls after losing to Burnley, in protest against the owner.

Well done Brentford who join Wolves in being promoted to Championship after their win and L Orient's loss today

(16-04-2014 14:44 )William H Bonney Wrote:  

(16-04-2014 13:47 )Joey 27 Wrote:  FUCK YOU FA WE'RE BACK

in case anyone don't know what im banging on about they gave us a -30 point deduction 5 years ago to effectively relegate us to the conference, the likes of Leeds, Westham and QPR got off with softer punishments for similar crimes

Your claims are not actually truthful. The FA gave Luton a 10 point deduction, not a 30 point deduction. It's incorrect to say that they gave Leeds any punishment, although they did fine West Ham and QPR for the same kind of financial irregularities as Luton committed. It can be fairly argued that those 2 clubs were indeed lucky to escape a points deduction, but having said that they were both found guilty of 2 charges, compared to Luton being found guilty on 15 charges, so the cases weren't really that similar as you claim.

Luton were further deducted 20 points by the Football League for breaching the Football League's own rules - this was nothing to do with the FA. Leeds had faced the same charge and were deducted 15 points, but Luton's case was more serious because Leeds had not been in administration before but this was Luton's 3rd time in 10 years, meaning that a stronger punishment than Leeds were given was regarded as inevitable. It's worth remembering that Leeds and Luton could both have been thrown out of the league.

don't forget we (QPR) also had a transfer embargo as well one time which I think was for a training ground bust up with a Chinese team.