Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - RIP Diogo Jota
TobiOT
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Brentford are the first different team to be promoted since Huddersfield right?
TobiOT
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Naw see you got the analogy all wrong. Using your example it would be like you worked to get to Brazil (Premier League) thinking you were gonna live it up but once you get there you scraping the bottom of the barrel, the top hoes disrespecting you, and you working 3 jobs just to be there. But the place you left you were getting anything you wanted. Your rivals are in the league you promoted up from.
How is it better to go up and get shat on weekly instead of getting some wins one step below? I could see from the owner perspective because you getting more money coming in but for a fan, how does it feel better to lose consistently albeit at a higher level?
TobiOT
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Pontus Jansson gonna be in the Premier League. 
TheFryingDutchman
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6 minutes in and there's been three goals in Bundesliga playoff
ThrobbingHood
“I’m Sorry for 2025”
Yeah, that’s actually a better way of looking at it.
Because you may one day crack the top 4 (the champions league being the elite club filled with dimes). Realistically, you need money to get into that club, but once you do, you start attracting the best.
Leicester almost did it this season but they fell at the final hurdle. Being in Europa is still good (smashing 7-8s) compared to being in the lower league and just smashing fat bytches.
Also, you may be scrapping along with three jobs but you know once in a while, you’ll get to meet some dimes (top clubs) and somehow, if your game is tight enough, you end up smashing (getting the win).
The longer you stay there and sustain and build up a portfolio (buying good players), you can move up the social ladder.
We had a Brentford supporter here before? @Kunty McPhuck
blues_funk_reggae
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Some of them are, some of them not. Norwich and West Brom are a great example, too good for the Championship, too shyt for the Prem.
A manager named Neil Warnock is another example. He can get your club to Premier League, but he's odds on to send them back down and lose his job in the process.
TheFryingDutchman
Back to Back Master's Diplomas:blessed:
The game is 3-1 Koln now and we haven't even hit 20mins yet6 minutes in and there's been three goals in Bundesliga playoff
. This shyt is a wrap, might as well get ready to watch the Fire disappoint me again
blues_funk_reggae
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Low End Derrick
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Long as it not a Northern Team I'm happy. Don't want too many Up North trips for Arsenal
Yeah, that’s actually a better way of looking at it.
Because you may one day crack the top 4 (the champions league being the elite club filled with dimes). Realistically, you need money to get into that club, but once you do, you start attracting the best.
Leicester almost did it this season but they fell at the final hurdle. Being in Europa is still good (smashing 7-8s) compared to being in the lower league and just smashing fat bytches.
Also, you may be scrapping along with three jobs but you know once in a while, you’ll get to meet some dimes (top clubs) and somehow, if your game is tight enough, you end up smashing (getting the win).
The longer you stay there and sustain and build up a portfolio (buying good players), you can move up the social ladder.
Hey so are people fans of multiple clubs? Let’s say your local club is a perennial middle of the pack League 1 club, do those people also root for a premiere league team or do they just ride with the lower level squad? How low does your local team have to be before it’s ok to root for a big squad as well?