Why do Boro (and Sunderland for that matter) feel they are downtrodden.
Apart from the weather it is not a bad place to live. Now the smog has gone.
Wages are higher and the cost of living is cheaper up there, so if they have a job they are better off than Brighton and the coastal strip of Sussex. It is very apparent , the cars a year newer.
I've forgotten the match at Boro. I was not too upset as some. I was glad we took it to the wire (or we would have done if it was not for the sending off).
Between the top teams in the Championship, the midfield battles are a bit close. Ire directed more towards Barton and Burnley, who started fouling and mucking a good game up. And we could only draw at home. Newcastle were a bit cloggy as well this season.
Albion team did not really peak last season (not for the whole season) so we have a bit of room for improvement. But it has got to be this season though. Stronger squad if not a stronger team.
Your season tickets prices are still substantially cheaper than ours which are £595, but mostly £745.
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Where on earth do you get the figure of £795 from? None of our ST ate that price (I think the most expensive is £740 and that's for a small block. You can't really include 1901 as that is corporate hospitality.