[Football] Things you miss about the Championship

[A1X]

Friday night games. Loved them.

 

[Munkfish]

Fulham away has been a blinder twice, love it.

all three times we played there we come out with a decent result.

 

[nicko31]

Going to pretty much any away game with sensible amount of planning

 

[Questions]

I guess I must be speaking to too many ' armchair ' fans, who have little or no interest outside their cosy little top six existence.

If it’s at away games Mo you migh5 have met the bellends but Man City, WBA and Everton fans have all been ok. Might just be luck of the draw I suppose but there was one Citee fan who didn’t remember the season when we put 4 past them twice and he was old enough to remember as well. Selective memory I suppose.

 

[Milano]

Kids in for a fiver, 15 quid each now to take my two to a cat c game.

 

[Official Old Man]

Jumping on here a little late but-
Cardiff away where my ex ST holding Dauhter now lives. Since she moved there my Wife and other Daughter would visit for the weekend and include a trip for ALL FOUR OF US to the match.
Swansea it was a struggle to get one ticket. Even with 3000 tickets I wouldn't have got 4.

 

[Bold Seagull]

The possibility of being in League One the following season, I really miss League One.

 

[ferring seagull]

The 'possibility' of promotion !

 

[Megazone]

Not knowing who was going to win the league by October.

 

[ewe2]

Be careful what you wish for !

 

[Buzzer]

Be careful what you wish for !

I think it's a case of sweet consolation if we do go back down. I genuinely think that based on the games so far, the Championship is a far more passionate affair for the fans and if we go down I'm really looking forward to those away days again. I'm certainly in no rush to return to The Emirates or the Olympic Stadium and I'm not trying to be clever or a superfan here but would happily go back every year to Brentford, Burton, Fulham or Charlton.

 

[jimhigham]

Football. Just not enough matches. We're 10 games in where are Championship brethren have played 15 already.

 

[scousefan]

Being able to go to away games in the North

Oh and winning regularly!

 

[Withdean Chappy]

Championship is just one league where possibly one of 20 teams could win it at the start of the season, EPL is two different leagues

Correct - As a top half of the Championship league at home we could play attacking football,now defense is essential and we are going to be under pressure for the majority of games,not entertaining unfortunately

 

[Triggaaar]

Being comfortably the better side.

 

[Mackenzie]

Going to away games with my children.
Less time between matches.
Cheaper tickets.

 

[Weststander]

I think it's a case of sweet consolation if we do go back down. I genuinely think that based on the games so far, the Championship is a far more passionate affair for the fans and if we go down I'm really looking forward to those away days again. I'm certainly in no rush to return to The Emirates or the Olympic Stadium and I'm not trying to be clever or a superfan here but would happily go back every year to Brentford, Burton, Fulham or Charlton.

From afar, it always looks like the Albion masses who make their way to Craven Cottage, Griiffin Park and The Valley have a great day out. Plus a lot of memorable wins for the Stripes.

 

[Weststander]

Friday night games. Loved them.

Totally agree. Hughton's Albion gave us many Friday evening wins, making a long weekend of happiness, whilst watching rivals falter on Sat & Sun.

 

[SUIYHP]

Seeing the highlights on sky instantly instead of having to wait until MOTD and a couple of old bores drone on about the other team as if they should've beaten us.

 

[Invicta]

Tuesday and Friday games. Not a fan of Sundays