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Division 2 leaders Wigan and Cardiff have the chance to pull out a gap over the competition this weekend as the top two clubs take on the clubs placed 3rd and 4th.
Victory for the high-flyers will make the table look like this:
1 Wigan Athletic 47
2 Cardiff City 46
3 Bristol City 41
4 Oldham Athletic 39
Currently floundering down in 6th position are QPR, a team that earlier in the season looked like certain bets for automatic promotion. But without a win in the last 10 games, including a 4-0 pounding at home by Cardiff means that Rangers are more likely to be relegated than be playing first division football next year.
GO ON CARDIFF!
Victory for the high-flyers will make the table look like this:
1 Wigan Athletic 47
2 Cardiff City 46
3 Bristol City 41
4 Oldham Athletic 39
Currently floundering down in 6th position are QPR, a team that earlier in the season looked like certain bets for automatic promotion. But without a win in the last 10 games, including a 4-0 pounding at home by Cardiff means that Rangers are more likely to be relegated than be playing first division football next year.
GO ON CARDIFF!
Solskjær wrote:
> Anyone see Scott Murray's goal against Wycombe last-night in the LDV
> Vans Trophy thing?? Magnificent!!
*Shakes fist* Wycombe fan here! 'Twas a crap goal anyway ;c)
> Anyone see Scott Murray's goal against Wycombe last-night in the LDV
> Vans Trophy thing?? Magnificent!!
*Shakes fist* Wycombe fan here! 'Twas a crap goal anyway ;c)
tranmere will get promoted. in 2006 :~)
I've been saying this every-year for the past 3 years now, but this is defeinitley going to be the year that Bristol City finally get promoted back up to the First Division!!
At the start of the last few campaigns we've made good starts to the season, but have begun to lose consistency over the months around the half-way point. However, this time around it looks like we can't be beaten (kind like Arsenal a while back! :D )!
Anyone see Scott Murray's goal against Wycombe last-night in the LDV Vans Trophy thing?? Magnificent!!
Aston Villa were foolish to sell him so-young!
Just like Man City, who sold us Lee Peacock shortly after buying him from the Third Division. And then Leeds' sold us Lee Mathews too...
All-after Danny Wilson got the sack at Barnsley...
Brilliant!! :D
At the start of the last few campaigns we've made good starts to the season, but have begun to lose consistency over the months around the half-way point. However, this time around it looks like we can't be beaten (kind like Arsenal a while back! :D )!
Anyone see Scott Murray's goal against Wycombe last-night in the LDV Vans Trophy thing?? Magnificent!!
Aston Villa were foolish to sell him so-young!
Just like Man City, who sold us Lee Peacock shortly after buying him from the Third Division. And then Leeds' sold us Lee Mathews too...
All-after Danny Wilson got the sack at Barnsley...
Brilliant!! :D
It would be interesting if they both lost, but I can't see them both losing.
I think that Cardiff will draw and Wigan will win
I think that Cardiff will draw and Wigan will win
Heh, the typical cardiff fan is a right thug.
But then, the typical Cardiff fan, much like the typical Man U fan, isn't from Cardiff.
But then, the typical Cardiff fan, much like the typical Man U fan, isn't from Cardiff.
Can't have Cardiff City coming up now, can we? They're thugs; like a poor mans Leeds fan.
...and to a lesser extent, the Chelsea/Arsenal contingent.
*Expects a barrage of insults from the respective fans*
...and to a lesser extent, the Chelsea/Arsenal contingent.
*Expects a barrage of insults from the respective fans*
Division 2 leaders Wigan and Cardiff have the chance to pull out a gap over the competition this weekend as the top two clubs take on the clubs placed 3rd and 4th.
Victory for the high-flyers will make the table look like this:
1 Wigan Athletic 47
2 Cardiff City 46
3 Bristol City 41
4 Oldham Athletic 39
Currently floundering down in 6th position are QPR, a team that earlier in the season looked like certain bets for automatic promotion. But without a win in the last 10 games, including a 4-0 pounding at home by Cardiff means that Rangers are more likely to be relegated than be playing first division football next year.
GO ON CARDIFF!
Victory for the high-flyers will make the table look like this:
1 Wigan Athletic 47
2 Cardiff City 46
3 Bristol City 41
4 Oldham Athletic 39
Currently floundering down in 6th position are QPR, a team that earlier in the season looked like certain bets for automatic promotion. But without a win in the last 10 games, including a 4-0 pounding at home by Cardiff means that Rangers are more likely to be relegated than be playing first division football next year.
GO ON CARDIFF!