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Following Our Nearest & Dearest Rivals, 2015/2016

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Honestly automatically thinking were getting 6 pts off someone is arrogant as f**k

Unless you're referring to Aston Villa this past season :laugh2:

But I agree, even poor teams will take points off top teams. Many teams have learned the hard way that nothing is guaranteed.

Honestly automatically thinking were getting 6 pts off someone is arrogant as f**k

Hardly arrogant to think we'll beat them home and away. When the match threads arrive, assuming we're playing solid under Conte and it hasn't gone tits-up. The majority of us will predict a Chelsea win. Hull consistently go up, down or flirt with promotion from the Championship and relegation from the Premiership.

To think we'll get 6 points off them next year isn't arrogance. It's confidence.

If we fail to beat them, or even lose. I'll be the first to acknowledge the foot firmly planted in my mouth.

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Yay! Twats of fans. Liverpool fans think their club is superior but Millwall fans seem to think they're superior. Clowns, eff off and stay down.

Is football hooliganism back on the rise? It certainly feels that way, Hibs fans, West Ham fans, Liverpool fans, Hull fans and today Milwall fans, It's starting to get a little tough just brushing it aside and blaming a few bad eggs, I hope this isn't the start of something bad.

Congrats to Afc Wimbledon on promotion incredible achievement as a local been going to see them a fair few times in recent years.

The same season MK Dons was relegated to League One :laugh2:

Next season in the Football League is shaping up to be beautiful. Burton Albion (stadium seats around 2000, 6000 with standing) versus Aston Villa, Newcastle, QPR, etc in the Championship. AFC Wimbledon versus MK Dons in League One.

The same season MK Dons was relegated to League One :laugh2:

Next season in the Football League is shaping up to be beautiful. Burton Albion (stadium seats around 2000, 6000 with standing) versus Aston Villa, Newcastle, QPR, etc in the Championship. AFC Wimbledon versus MK Dons in League One.

 

Bristol Rovers v Swindon Town  :JC_doubleup:

Is football hooliganism back on the rise? It certainly feels that way, Hibs fans, West Ham fans, Liverpool fans, Hull fans and today Milwall fans, It's starting to get a little tough just brushing it aside and blaming a few bad eggs, I hope this isn't the start of something bad.

Football can be an indicator when there's social unrest. Think you have a point.

Congrats to Afc Wimbledon on promotion incredible achievement as a local been going to see them a fair few times in recent years.

I was at the match supporting Argyle - one of my best mates is from Plymouth so a couple of us went with him. Shocking football on show, particularly from Argyle. Great atmosphere though, think they had something like 34,000 fans which is incredible for league 2!

 

Incredible achievement from Wimbledon though. Slowly climbing up the leagues

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