| This is quite a reasonable preview of the promoted clubs on 15:29 - Aug 14 with 1786 views | Yppswyche | The only thing they missed off was how we schooled Frank Lampards Coventry home & away last season |  | |  |
| This is quite a reasonable preview of the promoted clubs on 16:13 - Aug 14 with 1564 views | BlueBadger | 'The fact Hull are playing in the Premier League this season borders on miraculous. This is a side that survived relegation to League One on goal difference the season before last, entered 2025-26 under a transfer embargo, scraped into the playoffs by beating Norwich on the final day of the season... Another one for their achievements board. |  |
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| This is quite a reasonable preview of the promoted clubs on 17:05 - Aug 14 with 1364 views | Churchman | I think it’s a fair summary overall. I’ll be surprised if Simms does much at Premier level. Looked a bit of a donkey to me. Big and strong in the Championship is one thing. In the PL it’s quite another. On Frank Lampard’s Coventry, I noticed their supporters have taken a good dislike towards us. No idea why. I’ve never had any feelings one way or the other about them beyond pity. Nothing club. Not relevant. Coventry itself when I last went was an absolute shthole. A boil on the @rse of Birmingham and that’s not saying much. |  | |  |
| This is quite a reasonable preview of the promoted clubs on 17:08 - Aug 14 with 1342 views | Steve_M |
| This is quite a reasonable preview of the promoted clubs on 15:29 - Aug 14 by Yppswyche | The only thing they missed off was how we schooled Frank Lampards Coventry home & away last season |
Yes, that was my thought too. Not just us, but they lost comprehensively to Southampton at home too. Those games were the inverse of a lot of our home games in Spring 2025. |  |
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| This is quite a reasonable preview of the promoted clubs on 17:08 - Aug 14 with 1336 views | Cheltenham_Blue | This sounds exactly like us in 2024. "success last season was a collective effort and a product of smart recruitment over the past few years. The result was a side that overwhelmed the Championship with a fearless front-footed approach without relying on a single scorer. Seven players scored seven or more league goals. They led the division for shots on target; they ranked second for big chances created, touches in the opposition’s final third and touches in the penalty area; and they produced direct attacking speed and passes-per-sequence numbers comparable to those of some of the Premier League’s most direct sides, including Brentford and Bournemouth." Look how well that worked out in the Prem for us. I maintain that Coventry are in for one hell of a shock. |  |
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| This is quite a reasonable preview of the promoted clubs on 17:34 - Aug 14 with 1220 views | bgexile | But it doesn't try to answer the question it poses |  | |  |
| This is quite a reasonable preview of the promoted clubs on 19:30 - Aug 14 with 958 views | armchaircritic59 | Yep, good to see someone coming out with some reasoned journalism instead of the usual many times rehashed, stark staringly obvious stuff. |  | |  |
| This is quite a reasonable preview of the promoted clubs on 20:48 - Aug 14 with 789 views | DarkBrandon |
| This is quite a reasonable preview of the promoted clubs on 17:34 - Aug 14 by bgexile | But it doesn't try to answer the question it poses |
I thought the same |  | |  |
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