Steve Foster
Well-known member
Well done Sheffield Wednesday in holding out for 44 seconds before conceding 

Why are we playing tomorrow night and not this afternoon ? We would get a bumper crowd playing this afternoon instead of a crappy Tuesday nite were will be lucky to get 23000
I'm happy, couldn't have gone today, working, but can make it tomorrow, dragging the GF along, so 23002 perhaps !!
Well done Sheffield Wednesday in holding out for 44 seconds before conceding![]()
Me too. Couldn't have made today, tomorrow is game on !!
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Burnley improving their goal difference again us, scored 4 now!!
And Cotterill still maintains that Bristol City are far too good to go down.
Why are we playing tomorrow night and not this afternoon ? We would get a bumper crowd playing this afternoon instead of a crappy Tuesday nite were will be lucky to get 23000
Boro look so sharp everytime they push forward
I asked Paul Barber this (and also about the early KO at Brentford) and he got back to me this morning. He said Brentford traditionally ask for an early kick-off for home Boxing Day fixtures for policing and also 'nice neighbour' reasons. Albion looked at it and decided to agree after seeing that travel arrangements for fans would largely be the same and that it would also give an extra couple of hours rest for the players. Albion then used their option to change the time of the Ipswich match to give as much rest to the players as possible....all this before Sky came in to bring the Wolves fixture forward a day. In Mr Barber's experience whatever happened with the Bank Holiday fixture some people could make one KO time but not another so the feeling is the attendance shouldn't be affected that much.
I asked Paul Barber this (and also about the early KO at Brentford) and he got back to me this morning. He said Brentford traditionally ask for an early kick-off for home Boxing Day fixtures for policing and also 'nice neighbour' reasons. Albion looked at it and decided to agree after seeing that travel arrangements for fans would largely be the same and that it would also give an extra couple of hours rest for the players. Albion then used their option to change the time of the Ipswich match to give as much rest to the players as possible....all this before Sky came in to bring the Wolves fixture forward a day. In Mr Barber's experience whatever happened with the Bank Holiday fixture some people could make one KO time but not another so the feeling is the attendance shouldn't be affected that much.
I think Barber has let down the fans by pushing this back a day given all the travel issues. K#*b
I think barber must live in a dream world if he thinks the attendance won't be lower playing on a Tuesday nite, rather than a Monday bank holiday afternoon , must be much easier for all fans to get to the ground in the afternoon than a night match ,stupid idea !