A derby with Crawley would be so small-time though. Their gates are tiny and they have no league history. It's funny, they would probably sell out their near 3,000 allocation at the Amex, yet that is roughly what their home gates are.
no worries! Nothing wrong with that! Would be nice to go up, with the signing of Ulloa, I still think we need to hang on to Macca until the summer!
Tranmere, Swindon, MK Mongs and Yeovil can f*** right off.
Crawley, Stevenage, Bournemouth and Brentford meh.
So that leaves:
Sheff Utd, Crewe and Donny.
My money would be on Swindon & Tranmere with the top 2 spots and hopefully Crawley through the Play-Off's.
I'd like to see Crawley do well. It'd be good to have an actual local Derby and not a forced pretend one.
It's gonna be an exciting few months ahead with Ulloa and Vicente to come in
Plus orlandi & Lopez now taking shape in the team , Buckley & Bridcutt getting better & better
Great innit
And Pompey in division 4 come May would be absolutely lovely.
Actually Exeter are in the league below, and probably swapping places with Pompey next season, so sadly that's one big derby game they'll be missing.At least they have plenty of variety in their south coast derbies....
Last season stains and us,
This season bournemuff and exeter
Next season torquay and plymouth!
I'd like to see Tranmere promoted but i think you're probably right. I followed them at Uni in Liverpool in the days of Aldridge and would love to see the back in the second tier. Their excellent first half of the season was partly down to several excellent loan players and not sure they have held on to them. They also got hit by an injury crisis pre Christmas and results waned and their confidence took a bit of a hammering. They'll do well to maintain it. Would like to see them and Brentford up and Bournemouth through the play offs.
Top post on the Gary Dicker thread by the way. Agree entirely.
Yep - 3,427 to be precise. That'd kill them at our level - they'll have to enlarge that stadium, if they can, if they don't want their progress to stall.