| League One looks like a horror show next season. 15:23 - May 30 with 2676 views | hype313 |
So glad we're out of it, even though the Championship is going to be a hard gig. |  |
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| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 15:28 - May 30 with 2622 views | TractorCam |
Every time I see a pic of League One and see the badges of Derby, Portsmouth and Reading, I get slightly teary eyed. Magical. |  |
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| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 15:28 - May 30 with 2619 views | the_toff |
It's probably weaker having lost Ipswich, Wednesday and Plymouth and inherited Wigan who are a basket case and will start on -X points and relying on youth players. Blackpool aren't much better.
Champ will be stronger. It's quite rare that 2/3 of the relegated clubs finish midtable. Unlikely to happen again this year. |  | | |
| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 15:39 - May 30 with 2496 views | BlueBadger |
| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 15:28 - May 30 by the_toff |
It's probably weaker having lost Ipswich, Wednesday and Plymouth and inherited Wigan who are a basket case and will start on -X points and relying on youth players. Blackpool aren't much better.
Champ will be stronger. It's quite rare that 2/3 of the relegated clubs finish midtable. Unlikely to happen again this year. |
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| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 15:57 - May 30 with 2395 views | Churchman |
| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 15:28 - May 30 by the_toff |
It's probably weaker having lost Ipswich, Wednesday and Plymouth and inherited Wigan who are a basket case and will start on -X points and relying on youth players. Blackpool aren't much better.
Champ will be stronger. It's quite rare that 2/3 of the relegated clubs finish midtable. Unlikely to happen again this year. |
I think the Championship and L1 will be no stronger or weaker. They’ll rumble along in the same old way. Will Southampton, Leeds and Leicester be strong? Possibly. They may have £100m but they also have huge liabilities and rubbish teams.
How will Norwich and other clubs with parachute money go? Well they were garbage this year. Some clubs like QPR have been going down the pan for months, WBA are in financial trouble, Rotherham and Plymouth look light on resources, but when it comes down to it, it’ll be the same old good, bad, ugly mix.
How will we do? No idea, but really looking forward to it.
League One? Derby and Barnsley are my tips with possibly someone like Orient piling in to the party. |  | | |
| [Redacted] on 16:13 - May 30 with 2306 views | victorywilhappen |
| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 15:57 - May 30 by Churchman |
I think the Championship and L1 will be no stronger or weaker. They’ll rumble along in the same old way. Will Southampton, Leeds and Leicester be strong? Possibly. They may have £100m but they also have huge liabilities and rubbish teams.
How will Norwich and other clubs with parachute money go? Well they were garbage this year. Some clubs like QPR have been going down the pan for months, WBA are in financial trouble, Rotherham and Plymouth look light on resources, but when it comes down to it, it’ll be the same old good, bad, ugly mix.
How will we do? No idea, but really looking forward to it.
League One? Derby and Barnsley are my tips with possibly someone like Orient piling in to the party. |
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| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 16:51 - May 30 with 2169 views | Sharkey |
i realise it could sound like sour grapes (as I'm a Colchester supporter) but I don't think the teams that went up from League 2 were particularly strong. Mansfield, Stockport and even Gillingham (with their new cash) would have improved L1 more. |  | | |
| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 17:05 - May 30 with 2076 views | the_toff |
All 3 of the relegated clubs should be strong and if you're talking about challengers its fair to include them all in the conversation. They'll lose players but they'll still kick off the season with very good starting XI's. However it's also reasonable to think at least 1 of them won't adjust particularly well and will struggle for top 6. Calling which one of the 3 that is is hard right now though. | | | |
| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 18:09 - May 30 with 1869 views | Freddies_Ears |
This thread makes me realise I am looking forward to following League One next season - especially if we start well enough that I don't fear us revisiting it! (FWIW, I expect us to finish top half...) | | | |
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| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 18:23 - May 30 with 1815 views | BigCommon |
I thought last season's L1 top half, looked equally tough, pre season. There were a good 10 sides in with a realistic shout of promotion, imo. And had the likes of Oxford and MKD performed anywhere near previous seasons, it would have been even tougher, for everyone.
I can see Derby, Barnsley and Posh having a good go next season. Largely dependant on any comings and goings in the window. And whether or not Barnsley can hang on to Duff. |  | | |
| League One looks like a horror show next season. on 18:27 - May 30 with 1791 views | BigCommon |
I thought last season's L1 top half, looked equally tough, pre season. There were a good 10 sides in with a realistic shout of promotion, imo. And had the likes of Oxford and MKD performed anywhere near previous seasons, it would have been even tougher, for everyone.
I can see Derby, Barnsley and Posh having a good go next season. Largely dependant on any comings and goings in the window. And whether or not Barnsley can hang on to Duff. | | | |
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