[Football] Who do you want to win the Championship playoffs?

[Bozza]

Who do you want to see in the Premier League next season?

 

[spence]

Luton but it will be bloody Boro

 

[Peacehaven Wild Kids]

Probably Coventry after all their fans have been through. Luton’s rise from the conference is quite incredible

 

[Milano]

Possibly Sunderland because it will give the Saudis 2 annoyingly tough fixtures next season.
Defo not Middlesbrough thanks.
Best would be Luton as it’s a direct train.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Out of those it would be Coventry. Never been.

 

[Simster]

Sunderland.

Aye, would be a canny craic for a chaps awayday arnarl.

 

[Berty23]

Gone for Coventry for a very selfish reason. I live in Warwick so it is close plus One of my best mates used to play for them some years ago and he is always asking if I fancy going as a guest of his. I might actually say yes if it is against us.

It is ages since I last saw us at Coventry. I seem to recall we had a wonderkid called Jake Forster-Caskey playing and a striker on loan from Leeds who couldn’t hit a barn door. Might be wrong.

 

[Shooting Star]

Cov all day long. Lived there for 8 years, very fond of them. PUSB!

 

[HCxUK]

Coventry, met a few very sound fans after we'd beaten Chelsea and they'd beaten QPR last month. Also haven't been away there before.

Failing that, Sunderland

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

None of them especially attractive cities to spend a weekend away in

 

[Pavilionaire]

Cov for me:

1. Good fans who deserve a break.
2. Gyokeres - good luck to him.
3. Prem will probably lose at least 1 Midlands team in Forest / Leicester so keeps the balance.

 

[Acker79]

Luton come up, struggle. Sack their manager and bring back Nathan Jones. Entertaining press conferences!

 

[pb21]

Not Middlesbrough

 

[Kuipers Supporters Club]

Not Middlesbrough.

All the others would be good for different reasons.

 

[Bob!]

None of them especially attractive cities to spend a weekend away in

The home of two-tone?!

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

I went with Coventry because their fans have been through a really crap time the last ten(or more?) years. I wouldn't mind Luton, their fall to non league and then rise is a great story. Would they be the first team to play non league and premier league?

Middlesbrough and Sunderland have both been in the prem fairly recently so I'm not too fussed about them.

 

[SAC]

I haven't been to Coventry or Luton for many years and both would be decent, depending on ticket allocation.

I haven't been to Sunderland or M'boro either but probably wouldn't even if they did come up.

 

[Whoislloydy]

Luton, going from National League to Premier League in under 10 years whilst having the lowest wage budget in every league each season would be quite the achievement.

They've bested their previous season in all but one since promotion to League 2.

 

[Austrian Gull]

None of them especially attractive cities to spend a weekend away in

It's not exactly the Lonely Planet Guide to Beautiful English Cities with these four, is it?

To answer the thread question, anyone but Middlesbrough.

 

[Chicken Run]

Another vote for Coventry here