posted Sep 5, 2008

I have a terrible case of RamsEnvy. After they beat us at Wembley they have gone from strength to strength, whilst we, (WBA), have sold all our best players and only broken our transfer record a paultry 4 times this summer.

Drat.

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posted Sep 5, 2008

& yet you are still without a Premiership win & looking the most likely to break Derby's record of only one win in a season


Not bad for a team that's broken it's transfer record 4 times



Now you're making me stick up for Derby fans I don't like you!!!!

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posted Sep 5, 2008

Celtic & Rangers, because a bad season for them is coming 2nd.

I dont envy Man U supporters because their travelling costs are so high and because they never know who they will be supporting next.

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posted Sep 5, 2008

I dont envy any other teams fans for there history or any other reason but in saying that i wish we had the history Liverpool have and the respect the team has all over the world

If only Sir Brian had stayed with us

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posted Sep 5, 2008

Man City - The Money Purely

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posted Sep 5, 2008

Im envious of Arsenal, well Arsene Wenger anyway. Imagine him as a complete unknown manager but at a club of the size of Norwich or Ipswich...... I'd say Derby but he'd need a bit of money to get started obviously!

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posted Sep 5, 2008

i don't envy any club.well.... i do like arsenal.

at the end of the day i'm a ram, and i'm very proud to be one.

baa baa
up the rams.

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posted Sep 5, 2008

it would be quality to us playing like arsenal currently do, somehow dont think it will ever happen!! the best prem years were when wanchope, biaino, eranio etc were in their prime, remember beating arsenal 3-0 at PP? chants of seaman what's the score, oh well, bring on sheff u

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posted Sep 6, 2008

I reckon Middlebrough have become the template for all similar sized clubs (us, Forest etc) to aspire to, esp those clubs without recourse to mega-rich owners.

Yes, Steve Gibson is relatively wealthy, but Boro survive by occasionally spending big (Alves, Tuncay), whilst bringing along their own youngsters (Downing, Wheater).

The chairman is always supportive of the manager, and they could argue that they have been the most successful of the three North East clubs winning a trophy and getting to a UEFA final.

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posted Sep 6, 2008

Most successful in terms of recent success.

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