Todays Games

[radcliffe white]

How many times have Birmingham dodged the bullet of relegation, just don’t kick on 

[DirtySanchez]

1 minute ago, radcliffe white said:

How many times have Birmingham dodged the bullet of relegation, just don’t kick on 

They were in the play offs until they decided to sack the manager to bring Rooney in

And you have to call them Wayne Rooney's Birmingham as no one would have heard of them if they didn't mention his name 

[gonzo]

17 minutes ago, radcliffe white said:

How many times have Birmingham dodged the bullet of relegation, just don’t kick on 

Like the Everton of the championship

[Wanderlust]

1 hour ago, radcliffe white said:

How many times have Birmingham dodged the bullet of relegation, just don’t kick on 

If they can't hang on to home-produced players like the Bellingham brothers they are unlikely to progress. Selling clubs usually struggle.

[tomski]

1 minute ago, Wanderlust said:

If they can't hang on to home-produced players like the Bellingham brothers they are unlikely to progress. Selling clubs usually struggle.

Every club is a selling club to be fair with maybe the exception of Real Madrid.

[Wanderlust]

2 minutes ago, tomski said:

Every club is a selling club to be fair with maybe the exception of Real Madrid.

True - and we should know.

[Leyther_Matt]

1 hour ago, Zico said:

Went to Derby away last season 

They have a montage of ex players and legends around the ground 

And he's one of them 

Bizarre 

Have we still got the Medo Kamara mural?

[Eddie]

30 minutes ago, Wanderlust said:

If they can't hang on to home-produced players like the Bellingham brothers they are unlikely to progress. Selling clubs usually struggle.

They were never going to hold onto the Bellingham brothers, let’s be honest.

Selling clubs don’t struggle as long as they sell well and reinvest the proceeds.

I can’t claim to know how much they’ve made from the Bellingham sales (plus add ons, sell on fees etc.) but if they got say £30m in total for 2 players (1 of which was never going to stay at the Championship level for long) then that should give them a massive leg up in that league even taking into consideration the loss of those 2 players.

[frank_spencer]

With the Tom Brady involvement and the Undefeated sponsorship they're definitely after that yank support so bringing in Rooney who the murican fans will know is a part of that.

Problem is they're not getting the results on the pitch to support the off the field push.

[DirtySanchez]

1 hour ago, Eddie said:

They were never going to hold onto the Bellingham brothers, let’s be honest.

Selling clubs don’t struggle as long as they sell well and reinvest the proceeds.

I can’t claim to know how much they’ve made from the Bellingham sales (plus add ons, sell on fees etc.) but if they got say £30m in total for 2 players (1 of which was never going to stay at the Championship level for long) then that should give them a massive leg up in that league even taking into consideration the loss of those 2 players.

Aye if you're a championship club and Borussia Dortmund come in for one of your players then they're not hanging around for long 

[Dr. Feelgood]

45 minutes ago, frank_spencer said:

With the Tom Brady involvement and the Undefeated sponsorship they're definitely after that yank support so bringing in Rooney who the murican fans will know is a part of that.

Problem is they're not getting the results on the pitch to support the off the field push.

And Tom Brady is a less high profile all-round entertainer and self-promoter like Ryan Reynolds and 'the other one' as they're officially titled.

Obviously a known sportsman but even then a bit tainted toward the very end of his career.

Money will count, but patience too. Though it really has been a poor start.

[Farrelli]

2 hours ago, Wanderlust said:

If they can't hang on to home-produced players like the Bellingham brothers they are unlikely to progress. Selling clubs usually struggle.

All clubs outside the prem have to trade players. 

[Farrelli]

VAR is an absolute load of nonsense. Over three minutes to overturn a penalty awarded to palace. It is supposed to be for clear and obvious errors. Load of shite.

[radcliffe white]

Should’ve been spotted straight away clear foul 

[tomski]

Rubbish having to wait till Monday for this

[Wanderlust]

Terrible decision to send Ayew off.

[Biggish Dave]

Shows how bad the refs are when they still make a mess of things even with var

[RUREADY2ROLL]

Give the murdering kunts the title. Cheating bastards

[Mantra]

Remi Matthews just come on as a sub for Palace 😂

[Big E]

10 minutes ago, Wanderlust said:

Terrible decision to send Ayew off.

He didn’t booked at least 3 players for the same challenge. It’s fine booking him but be consistent 

[DomRepWanderer]

4 minutes ago, Mantra said:

Remi Matthews just come on as a sub for Palace 😂

And just like that!

[L/H White]

Brilliant 

Bolton & Liverpool top of the league as it stands 

 

[bwfc2003]

3 minutes ago, L/H White said:

Brilliant 

Bolton & Liverpool top of the league as it stands 

 

Apart from Portsmouth maybe ??

[Dr. Feelgood]

There really is a sense of favoritism wherever this mob turn up.

... & VAR. If it takes over 60 to deal with carry on with the on-field decision as it can't be 'clear & obvious'. Whatever club, wherever played.

It's getting now that referees are just not giving a decision but waiting for upstairs as a first choice.

[L/H White]

19 minutes ago, bwfc2003 said:

Apart from Portsmouth maybe ??

FFS forgot they'd played