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29 May 2025 15:13 #1 by nobbyblue
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Would like to see Huddersfield go up.

Since Swansea went up they've made £856 million from being in Premier League. Its definitely a case of the haves and the have nots these days.

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29 May 2025 17:53 #2 by orfc
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Nakhi "given away for nowt" Wells scores one of Hudds penalties as they win the £100m game

Selfless John Nixon will be salivating at the £0 fee it triggers

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29 May 2025 17:56 #3 by CCU
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orfc wrote: Nakhi "given away for nowt" Wells scores one of Hudds penalties as they win the £100m game


Add another £75m and you're about right...

Win or Lose, Up The Blues!
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29 May 2025 18:01 #4 by nobbyblue
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Huddersfield 5th lowest budget in Championship £12m. It just shows a good manager is everything.
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29 May 2025 18:01 #5 by Bruntonpasty
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Another side we were playing not that many years ago!

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29 May 2025 18:16 #6 by triskelionblue
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orfc wrote: Nakhi "given away for nowt" Wells scores one of Hudds penalties as they win the £100m game

Selfless John Nixon will be salivating at the £0 fee it triggers


Gregg Abbot salivating at his eye for talent and poaching Charlie Wyke

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29 May 2025 18:34 #7 by ParcelPete
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Who would have thought the German wins on pens.
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29 May 2025 19:55 #8 by Champions95
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Bruntonpasty wrote: Another side we were playing not that many years ago!


By my quick count, in the last decade we've been in the same division as 6 of the teams in next season's top flight.

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29 May 2025 20:02 #9 by Dentonholmersimpson
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Champions95 wrote:

Bruntonpasty wrote: Another side we were playing not that many years ago!


By my quick count, in the last decade we've been in the same division as 6 of the teams in next season's top flight.


Yes, but by definition, so have sixty odd other teams!

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29 May 2025 21:08 #10 by Bruntonpasty
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I'm thinking about teams like Huddersfield, Bournemouth, Swansea, Blackpool who in recent years have probably spent more years in the lower divisions. Then there are the "big" clubs who fell from the heights and then struggled to get back up.

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29 May 2025 21:12 #11 by Dentonholmersimpson
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Bruntonpasty wrote: I'm thinking about teams like Huddersfield, Bournemouth, Swansea, Blackpool who in recent years have probably spent more years in the lower divisions. Then there are the "big" clubs who fell from the heights and then struggled to get back up.


But that is the point of promotion and relegation, nothing changed there.

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29 May 2025 21:31 #12 by Bruntonpasty
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Dentonholmersimpson wrote:

Bruntonpasty wrote: I'm thinking about teams like Huddersfield, Bournemouth, Swansea, Blackpool who in recent years have probably spent more years in the lower divisions. Then there are the "big" clubs who fell from the heights and then struggled to get back up.


But that is the point of promotion and relegation, nothing changed there.



I maybe didn't make my point clear, some clubs have obviously been run much better and put in much better business foundations than us and hence they are where they are, and we are where we are.

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29 May 2025 21:35 #13 by LakesBlue1
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Bruntonpasty wrote:

Dentonholmersimpson wrote:

Bruntonpasty wrote: I'm thinking about teams like Huddersfield, Bournemouth, Swansea, Blackpool who in recent years have probably spent more years in the lower divisions. Then there are the "big" clubs who fell from the heights and then struggled to get back up.


But that is the point of promotion and relegation, nothing changed there.



I maybe didn't make my point clear, some clubs have obviously been run much better and put in much better business foundations than us and hence they are where they are, and we are where we are.


£££££££££££££££££££ - 90% of the success is down to rich owners

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30 May 2025 09:08 #14 by heilkmoon
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My mid-penalties quip of "is that the Obita-uary for Reading's Premiership hopes" was totally wasted on the missus and kids.

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30 May 2025 10:18 #15 by Dancingbear
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Dont know any player names. Did the Hudds keeper successfully Ward off the Reading penalty takers
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30 May 2025 17:44 #16 by Wukkie
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Bruntonpasty wrote: I'm thinking about teams like Huddersfield, Bournemouth, Swansea, Blackpool who in recent years have probably spent more years in the lower divisions. Then there are the "big" clubs who fell from the heights and then struggled to get back up.


Ridiculous eh, why push the boat out and have ambition when you can stagnate in L2 and have a comfortable reign.

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