Presuming we make it this year...

[Me and my Monkey]

IF it happens....

Looking forward to being able to sit back and THOROUGHLY ENJOY the Championsip play offs for the first time in a long time.

NOT looking forward to having to listen to Jamie Carragher pontificate in that annoying, self-important Scouser way of his on Sky Sports.

 

[Mellotron]

Yep, this one really, really grips my shit.

Sounds painful.

 

[maltaseagull]

Would be no different to this season surely ? Where are all these extra fans going to sit then, considering we are sold out or close to every home game

There are several thousand empty seats at most home games I have seen on TV.
I expect these would be filled for Premier League games.

 

[Albion Robster]

Can we discuss it at the end of May??

 

[SAC]

Away games at Stoke, WBA, B'fluff, Watford, Swansea, Burnley etc.

 

[spring hall convert]

The first 'Hughton out' thread.

Will we make it to September without one?

 

[Me and my Monkey]

Away games at Stoke, WBA, B'fluff, Watford, Swansea, Burnley etc.

Hmmm. West Brom intrigues me. Not sure why.

 

[lancyclaret]

You'll probably have the frustration of playing well away at most, if not all, of the Big Six but finishing disappointed due to a bad refereeing decision or an unlucky bounce.

Burnley this season: Chelsea (0-3 outclassed, but we drew at home), Spurs (1-2 Spurs Sissoko should have been sent off at 1--1), Man City (1-2, wonder second goal goal by Aguero with City down to 10 men), Liverpool (1-2....lucky bounce for Liverpool leveller in first-half added time), Arsenal (1-2....96th minute penalty for Sanchez when Burnley should have had offside free-kick) and Man United 0-0 (OK...we were very lucky thanks to a Heaton wonder show).

Four excellent performances = 1 point.

 

[larus]

Really looking forward to the "Teams we can't catch" thread. However, I'll be hoping it's as late in the season as possible

 

[Whitley Bayster]

Winning the f**ker!

 

[FatSuperman]

Though, there's always Leicester as a beacon of hope...

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

You'll probably have the frustration of playing well away at most, if not all, of the Big Six but finishing disappointed due to a bad refereeing decision or an unlucky bounce.

Burnley this season: Chelsea (0-3 outclassed, but we drew at home), Spurs (1-2 Spurs Sissoko should have been sent off at 1--1), Man City (1-2, wonder second goal goal by Aguero with City down to 10 men), Liverpool (1-2....lucky bounce for Liverpool leveller in first-half added time), Arsenal (1-2....96th minute penalty for Sanchez when Burnley should have had offside free-kick) and Man United 0-0 (OK...we were very lucky thanks to a Heaton wonder show).

Four excellent performances = 1 point.

Was impressed by Burnley at WHL, how Sissoko stayed on is beyond me.

 

[pasty]

Realising a long held ambition of going to Goodison.

Not having to watch football on channel 5

Watching BHA on MotD

Lording it over Palace after they hopefully get relegated as well this season

 

[Albumen]

Getting this fella on loan:


https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/mar/24/manchester-city-enes-unal-turkish-twente

 

[Superphil]

Not having to answer;

"No, which Prem team do you support?"

No one has ever asked me that question.

 

[crookie]

There are several thousand empty seats at most home games I have seen on TV.
I expect these would be filled for Premier League games.

Means the game has been moved for Sky meaning more season ticket holders can't go. Hopefully with more Saturday 3 o clocks, there won't be so many ST no shows

 

[Mellotron]

No one has ever asked me that question.

Perhaps it's a generational thing. Been asked it many times from about age 10 to 30.

 

[CaptainDaveUK]

Maybe a bit trivial, but the thought of opening a packet of Match Attacks (with my son of course) and seeing Knockhaert Man of the Match and a silver Brighton badge would certainly be something to savour.