[Football] Coventry v Luton to decide who finishes bottom of the EPL next season

[juliant]

Another vote for Coventry , away ground i can do in an hour from home.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

Derby’s 10points record might be broken next season

doubt it, that is theirs for ever

 

[Greg Bobkin]

My brother in law is a sky blue so we will be sorting out tix for the final. Come on Vic and the boys. Give us a goal.

And a lovely 6 points for The Albion next season.

Edit yes one of the most entitled threads this century. Have I gone all blud/fam?

Possibly. Seen. Wa-dada. Selassie-I.

That's only happened three times since 2006, HWT...

Last 20 Championship play-off winners and their performance in Premier League

Huddersfield Town face Nottingham Forest at Wembley on Sunday with the winners not only guaranteed a prized place in next season's top flight but a jackpot of around £170million

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[Sheebo]

Classic H - so entitled

 

[Grizz]

Coventry for me.

All I remember about Luton is that dreadful away end and the only time I've lost my temper at a footy match. The 2004 game where Trevor Parkes clearly waved away a penalty appeal for Luton against Two Kerry Mayos and then maybe 20 secs later changed his mind and blew for the penalty. I lost it, I was off down the stairs towards the pitch and wasn't the only one I think that was a watershed moment for me and determined afterwards not to get so wound up at football. By and large that has worked

 

[sydney]

You back on the morphine/codeine again?

very much looks like it , and a dabble in last years mushrooms...

and Luton for me cos it will cause an absolute shit storm and probable ground share with watford or even better Arsenal which would be hilarious.

 

[Curious Orange]

Weren't Luton one of the teams that voted the Premier League into existence... but have never played a game in it?

 

[Easy 10]

Luton for me, mainly to see the ensuing carnage of them somehow trying to get Kenilworth Road up to scratch for the Premier League inside less than 3 months. They won't of course, its impossible. My money would be on a groundshare with MK Dongs.

 

[SAC]

Luton for me, mainly to see the ensuing carnage of them somehow trying to get Kenilworth Road up to scratch for the Premier League inside less than 3 months. They won't of course, its impossible. My money would be on a groundshare with MK Dongs.

Not a bad guess, it fits 30k and is about 40 minutes drive from Luton. At least we would be able to get tickets if they moved there for the season.

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

Not a bad guess, it fits 30k and is about 40 minutes drive from Luton. At least we would be able to get tickets if they moved there for the season.

Not satisfied with making a small number of people go to Luton, now the powers that be are intent on making a large number of people go to Milton Keynes.
Is there no humanity in football anymore?

 

[Seagull]

Remarkable that these two played each other in League 2 as recently as 2018. Both great Phoenix come backs that we can relate to. And Luton played 5 seasons in the Conference!!!

 

[Easy 10]

Not a bad guess, it fits 30k and is about 40 minutes drive from Luton. At least we would be able to get tickets if they moved there for the season.

I think they'll take a view that its just not worth blowing £10m+ on making Kenilworth Road fit for human habitation for what would most probably be 1 season in the PL, whilst they sort their new stadium out...which I understand they DO have planning permission for, but they've not put a spade in the ground on it yet. Plus I do wonder where this estimated £100m funding is going to come from for it.

I went to MK Dons last season vs Shrewsbury (don't ask). Its a terrible soulless bowl with circa 5-6,000 rattling around in those lower tiers. But if Luton moved there for PL football and they re-opened the top tiers for it, then like any venue, if its full it'd be decent.

 

[Icy Gull]

I wonder what Nathan Jones is thinking..

 

[KZNSeagull]

I wonder what Nathan Jones is thinking..

That he's been gone too long?

 

[Deportivo Seagull]

Cov for me.
Luton could be hit by the Zombie apocalypse, nuked into oblivion, covered in three inches shit and it would be classed as urban renewal. As you may have gathered … not a fan.

 

[AmexRuislip]

My brother in law is a sky blue so we will be sorting out tix for the final. Come on Vic and the boys. Give us a goal.

And a lovely 6 points for The Albion next season.

Edit yes one of the most entitled threads this century. Have I gone all blud/fam?

Possibly. Seen. Wa-dada. Selassie-I.

Always will go for Coventry.
Luton on the other hand, what a dump of a town.
Twinned with Jaywick.

 

[Change at Barnham]

If Luton get promoted they might surprise a few sides next season with their physical strength.
I'm not sure how far it will get them, but they are certainly not afraid to roll up their sleeves and fight for every ball for 90 minutes.
It seems to work for them.

 

[A1X]

If Luton get promoted they might surprise a few sides next season with their physical strength.
I'm not sure how far it will get them, but they are certainly not afraid to roll up their sleeves and fight for every ball for 90 minutes.
It seems to work for them.

Early PL years Stoke, then?

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

I heard the same about Brentford. I heard Muff were certs for the drop as well.

And Forest a year ago. Who took four points off us this season.

 

[Stat Brother]

There's every chance no promoted team will get relegated this season.
There's also a chance I predicted that back in August.
(Ive done it every other year and have a 100% record of being wrong)