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And much better entertainment, 20:54 - Feb 9 with 1020 views

Meadowlark

and arguably football too, than a PL match?

And much better entertainment, on 20:56 - Feb 9 with 997 views

Herbivore

The football isn't PL standard.

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And much better entertainment, on 20:57 - Feb 9 with 980 views

Vaughan8

If every game was as wide open as this, then we'd get a lot more goals. Unfortunately it's not.

I'm assuming Sheff utd were not like this against us?

And much better entertainment, on 20:58 - Feb 9 with 962 views

Meadowlark

And much better entertainment, on 20:56 - Feb 9 by Herbivore
The football isn't PL standard.

Thank god!

And much better entertainment, on 20:59 - Feb 9 with 947 views

bournemouthblue

And much better entertainment, on 20:57 - Feb 9 by Vaughan8
If every game was as wide open as this, then we'd get a lot more goals. Unfortunately it's not. I'm assuming Sheff utd were not like this against us?

They were a lot more compact and roughed us up

I note they have a totally different centre back pairing for this, no McCallum on the left either

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And much better entertainment, on 21:11 - Feb 9 with 879 views

jasondozzell

So much better.

Champ is such a great league.

Prem league is nowhere near as good.

And much better entertainment, on 21:29 - Feb 9 with 806 views

SWLondonBlue93

I haven't seen many Championship games played at this intensity so far this season, a lot of games have been lower-quality stodge-fests.

And much better entertainment, on 07:55 - Feb 10 with 634 views

tiptreeblue

And much better entertainment, on 21:11 - Feb 9 by jasondozzell
So much better. Champ is such a great league. Prem league is nowhere near as good.

I much prefer watching the championship games, the quality is better in the Premier league but the entertainment levels are higher in the championship

And much better entertainment, on 08:11 - Feb 10 with 606 views

Herbivore

And much better entertainment, on 21:11 - Feb 9 by jasondozzell
So much better. Champ is such a great league. Prem league is nowhere near as good.

Not sure about this. There's a lot of turgid games and awful teams to watch in the Championship.

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And much better entertainment, on 08:48 - Feb 10 with 567 views

Swansea_Blue

Maybe. But don't you miss the 15 minutes of VAR breaks?

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And much better entertainment, on 10:17 - Feb 10 with 485 views

Pinewoodblue

And much better entertainment, on 08:11 - Feb 10 by Herbivore
Not sure about this. There's a lot of turgid games and awful teams to watch in the Championship.

Too much anti football in Championship but when both set out to win it is more entertaining than Premier League, defensive errors add to it.

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And much better entertainment, on 11:30 - Feb 10 with 448 views

Jon_456

And much better entertainment, on 07:55 - Feb 10 by tiptreeblue
I much prefer watching the championship games, the quality is better in the Premier league but the entertainment levels are higher in the championship

They were but not sure that’s as accurate as it once was.

Historically if there was a PL and a CH game on at the same time, I’d select the CH game every time. Now however, I think I’d turn on the PL.

The Champ has slowly turned into PL style football now with both teams setting up to be solid and trying to nick a goal. It’s become noticeably worse this year. I haven’t got the stats but it seems so often that whoever scores the first goal wins the game.

I also think it’s part of the reason why some of our fans have labelled us boring to watch. Birmingham aside, I can’t think of a single team who has really gone at us. There’s very little space to exploit which means we have to be more strategic in our build up.

Last night was a rare (and refreshing) one off with both teams going at it. Unfortunately it proves that the defensive, more compact style perhaps would have been more beneficial for SU and will only encourage teams to continue with this approach.

I’m looking forward to Cov v Boro, will be interesting to see how both teams approach it. Coventry having a terrible time but still have that clinical edge going forward that could really punish Boro if they leave as much space as they did SU last night.

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