A third tier of 2nd tier qualityby devonFRATTONiser (U5203286) 15 May 2009
When you look at the list of teams that will be plying their trade in League One next season, it's sometimes necessary to remind yourself that this is the third tier and not the second. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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PulpGrape (U6055787) posted Jun 18, 2009 As a Swindon fan I know how difficult League One is to escape from especially when you dwell in mid table mediocrity every season. The difference in being promoted or finishing mid-bottom of the table is stability. Thats stability on and off the pitch, I've lost count the amount of times Swindon have gone into administration and changed managers over the past few years and thats why we are still in this division.
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Lummiepie (U1361457) posted Jun 18, 2009 We at Bristol had the money, the fans, the players, but found it very hard to get out of League 1. If your any good other teams will put 11 mn behind the ball and girnd out thre nil nils. Since getting promoted the openess of the Champuionship has really led to some great end to end games.
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U13754734 posted Jun 18, 2009 I think the Gas will struggle this year, big-time, without Lambert
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Croydon Owl (U1412580) posted Jun 18, 2009 Any reason why Crystal Palace didn't make it onto the article?
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Croydon Owl (U1412580) posted Jun 18, 2009 Ignore my last post, went back to the article and it mentions teams who have been in premier but also dropped to league one. I know Palace have managed to avoid that second drop down.
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Lucky_C (U2032801) posted Jul 1, 2009 thank you fireypieters, for your clever satire of the arrogance of fans from the premier league who pay over the odds to see Ronaldo and Drogba fall over.
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Leeds_colin (U14062050) posted Jul 7, 2009 Leeds have been hit the worst. They were up there with man utd, now this is our third season in league one. Just shows that what happened to us can happen to anyone.
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PurpleFrogg (U14050025) posted Jul 12, 2009 Is the plight of Southampton, Charlton and Norwich financial as well?
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TerrierTim (U12080637) posted Jul 13, 2009 Slightly different where Leeds are concerned - they were the masters of their own doom - overspent and over-sized egos from a club who STILL think they are a Premier League side..... Comment on this article |