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Birmingham and Newcastle fans would agree with the issues of the europa league. It is a stretch on players.

I reckon its also worth considering the stretch on fans. The crowd numbers for last night were low considering it was first game in weeks and first in europe for years.

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see

i can only speak for myself as a blues fan.yes we played 63 games i think that season and missed out in the p/o semi to blackpool.i dont really think that caused us to lose the semi though.that night we had myhill,caukdwell and fahey out the spine of out team out.fahey was prob ,on form the best midfielder in the league before his injury.in the euro games we played lads who wern,t starting every week.those lads featured later on when we had injuries etc.where would they have gotten game time without the euro games?i only did brugge away and 4 home games(one a qualifying game)but those nights were special.brugge away was immense.to hear a load of brugge in brum singing shit on the villa,zulu zulu and we love you birmingham we do was awesome.the jacks have earned the right for a pop at this.if they go out next round it is still something to treasure.clubs like ours don,t get to europe at all normally do they?hope to be posting on here one day about a ccfc euro night

a championship side who took 10 points in the group.only going out on a worse head to head.proud of the boys in royal blue

Birmingham and Newcastle fans would agree with the issues of the europa league. It is a stretch on players.

I reckon its also worth considering the stretch on fans. The crowd numbers for last night were low considering it was first game in weeks and first in europe for years.

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see

i can only speak for myself as a blues fan.yes we played 63 games i think that season and missed out in the p/o semi to blackpool.i dont really think that caused us to lose the semi though.that night we had myhill,caukdwell and fahey out the spine of out team out.fahey was prob ,on form the best midfielder in the league before his injury.in the euro games we played lads who wern,t starting every week.those lads featured later on when we had injuries etc.where would they have gotten game time without the euro games?i only did brugge away and 4 home games(one a qualifying game)but those nights were special.brugge away was immense.to hear a load of brugge in brum singing shit on the villa,zulu zulu and we love you birmingham we do was awesome.the jacks have earned the right for a pop at this.if they go out next round it is still something to treasure.clubs like ours don,t get to europe at all normally do they?hope to be posting on here one day about a ccfc euro night

In a nutshell

A great result for the Jacks last night, well done

I always said I wanted them to get in to the Europa League stages
Look back at my posts.

So now the Premier League season starts and the real work begins, when squads will be tested and will yours be good enough to survive?


Tough old season ahead I feel for both of us, Squads will be surely tested,does anyone need any distractions?

Aye, I'm sure you were cheering every goal going in last night and delighting at the plaudits we were receiving

European football is not a distraction, it's the icing on the cake that has allowed us to bring in a higher class of player

im sure some of the older wigan lads will put up with another season in the champ for a good crack in europe.once in a lifetime for many fans

Birmingham and Newcastle fans would agree with the issues of the europa league. It is a stretch on players.

I reckon its also worth considering the stretch on fans. The crowd numbers for last night were low considering it was first game in weeks and first in europe for years.

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see

i can only speak for myself as a blues fan.yes we played 63 games i think that season and missed out in the p/o semi to blackpool.i dont really think that caused us to lose the semi though.that night we had myhill,caukdwell and fahey out the spine of out team out.fahey was prob ,on form the best midfielder in the league before his injury.in the euro games we played lads who wern,t starting every week.those lads featured later on when we had injuries etc.where would they have gotten game time without the euro games?i only did brugge away and 4 home games(one a qualifying game)but those nights were special.brugge away was immense.to hear a load of brugge in brum singing shit on the villa,zulu zulu and we love you birmingham we do was awesome.the jacks have earned the right for a pop at this.if they go out next round it is still something to treasure.clubs like ours don,t get to europe at all normally do they?hope to be posting on here one day about a ccfc euro night

In a nutshell

Not exactly a nushell retard.

jtc you kind of miss my point.

I get the passion for euro nights but for a lot of fans (especially new ones) something may have to give.
Such as games against fulham , west brom, hull etc.
Im interested in your opinion on this jtc? (Dont care what the tragic lonely inbred thinks)

Slightly off topic.But can you imagine the last day of the season and we need to do you a favour and beat Sunderland in order for you to stay up.Come on you Jacks!!!!

It won't happen thank God we will be safe by then, just as well because you will be knackered and will probably lose....

Birmingham and Newcastle fans would agree with the issues of the europa league. It is a stretch on players.

I reckon its also worth considering the stretch on fans. The crowd numbers for last night were low considering it was first game in weeks and first in europe for years.

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see

i can only speak for myself as a blues fan.yes we played 63 games i think that season and missed out in the p/o semi to blackpool.i dont really think that caused us to lose the semi though.that night we had myhill,caukdwell and fahey out the spine of out team out.fahey was prob ,on form the best midfielder in the league before his injury.in the euro games we played lads who wern,t starting every week.those lads featured later on when we had injuries etc.where would they have gotten game time without the euro games?i only did brugge away and 4 home games(one a qualifying game)but those nights were special.brugge away was immense.to hear a load of brugge in brum singing shit on the villa,zulu zulu and we love you birmingham we do was awesome.the jacks have earned the right for a pop at this.if they go out next round it is still something to treasure.clubs like ours don,t get to europe at all normally do they?hope to be posting on here one day about a ccfc euro night

In a nutshell

Not exactly a nushell retard.

jtc you kind of miss my point.

I get the passion for euro nights but for a lot of fans (especially new ones) something may have to give.
Such as games against fulham , west brom, hull etc.
Im interested in your opinion on this jtc? (Dont care what the tragic lonely inbred thinks)

it could impact griff.i suppose if a bloke only has so much money then is it hull on sunday or brugge on thurs ?no brainer.the jacks are mostly s/t holders though so it shouldnt impact too much.also hew jenkins prob knows this.those type of games he may have thought about it already and set up a family ticket for 4 say at 30 notes.there are ways round it.of course making sure the ground is full dont mean the atmo will be great .the jacks are in a diff position to when blues were in europe.they had a 9th finish so id imagine 15k of their seats are for s/t.s .we had a relegation.we had about 8/10k s/t,s in a ground that was bigger than the lib.the shine wont come off the jacks yet mate.there is another factor at play as well.hew jenkins can do no wrong at the lib.the swansea folk buy into his dream if you like so they will in the main support him and try to get down to the game.our bloke is under island arrest in hong kong..he was there when the euro campaign kicked off.so how ever good the night was on the sunday the ground still no where near full.people have had enough of being run poorly.we lost a lot of fans since the prem.just vanished.i havent renewed this year but that,s mainly down to having to pay for a few other things.prob get one at xmas and will go when i can in between.you will notice the diff in the prem griff.some games are like an event not a football game.i hate the rebrand but taking that out the equation for a minute you will love it when man city roll into town.any team that gets promoted deserves it so enjoy .it.from a englishman i can honestly say BOTH you and swansea will make the premier a more interesting league.im looking forward to the s/w derby big time.

Slightly off topic.But can you imagine the last day of the season and we need to do you a favour and beat Sunderland in order for you to stay up.Come on you Jacks!!!!

It won't happen thank God we will be safe by then, just as well because you will be knackered and will probably lose....

That's one possibility

Slightly off topic.But can you imagine the last day of the season and we need to do you a favour and beat Sunderland in order for you to stay up.Come on you Jacks!!!!

It won't happen thank God we will be safe by then, just as well because you will be knackered and will probably lose....

i think you will stay up.not too easily but that dont matter.a few more signings and i think you,ll be fine.got to get the right chaps though.any big time charlies could damage your team spirit big time.you,ll need the togetherness that you had last year.some games you will take a beating.it is how you come back what counts.i think mm is up to it.if he isn,t then there is a prem proven welshman sitting at home as we speak

Birmingham and Newcastle fans would agree with the issues of the europa league. It is a stretch on players.

I reckon its also worth considering the stretch on fans. The crowd numbers for last night were low considering it was first game in weeks and first in europe for years.

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see

WOW I can feel the bitterness from here

Birmingham and Newcastle fans would agree with the issues of the europa league. It is a stretch on players.

I reckon its also worth considering the stretch on fans. The crowd numbers for last night were low considering it was first game in weeks and first in europe for years.

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see

WOW I can feel the bitterness from here

I can feel the obsession from here.

Birmingham and Newcastle fans would agree with the issues of the europa league. It is a stretch on players.

I reckon its also worth considering the stretch on fans. The crowd numbers for last night were low considering it was first game in weeks and first in europe for years.

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see

i can only speak for myself as a blues fan.yes we played 63 games i think that season and missed out in the p/o semi to blackpool.i dont really think that caused us to lose the semi though.that night we had myhill,caukdwell and fahey out the spine of out team out.fahey was prob ,on form the best midfielder in the league before his injury.in the euro games we played lads who wern,t starting every week.those lads featured later on when we had injuries etc.where would they have gotten game time without the euro games?i only did brugge away and 4 home games(one a qualifying game)but those nights were special.brugge away was immense.to hear a load of brugge in brum singing shit on the villa,zulu zulu and we love you birmingham we do was awesome.the jacks have earned the right for a pop at this.if they go out next round it is still something to treasure.clubs like ours don,t get to europe at all normally do they?hope to be posting on here one day about a ccfc euro night

In a nutshell

Not exactly a nushell retard.

jtc you kind of miss my point.

I get the passion for euro nights but for a lot of fans (especially new ones) something may have to give.
Such as games against fulham , west brom, hull etc.
Im interested in your opinion on this jtc? (Dont care what the tragic lonely inbred thinks)

it could impact griff.i suppose if a bloke only has so much money then is it hull on sunday or brugge on thurs ?no brainer.the jacks are mostly s/t holders though so it shouldnt impact too much.also hew jenkins prob knows this.those type of games he may have thought about it already and set up a family ticket for 4 say at 30 notes.there are ways round it.of course making sure the ground is full dont mean the atmo will be great .the jacks are in a diff position to when blues were in europe.they had a 9th finish so id imagine 15k of their seats are for s/t.s .we had a relegation.we had about 8/10k s/t,s in a ground that was bigger than the lib.the shine wont come off the jacks yet mate.there is another factor at play as well.hew jenkins can do no wrong at the lib.the swansea folk buy into his dream if you like so they will in the main support him and try to get down to the game.our bloke is under island arrest in hong kong..he was there when the euro campaign kicked off.so how ever good the night was on the sunday the ground still no where near full.people have had enough of being run poorly.we lost a lot of fans since the prem.just vanished.i havent renewed this year but that,s mainly down to having to pay for a few other things.prob get one at xmas and will go when i can in between.you will notice the diff in the prem griff.some games are like an event not a football game.i hate the rebrand but taking that out the equation for a minute you will love it when man city roll into town.any team that gets promoted deserves it so enjoy .it.from a englishman i can honestly say BOTH you and swansea will make the premier a more interesting league.im looking forward to the s/w derby big time.

Interesting answer cheers
Good luck for the season mate

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see [/quote]
i can only speak for myself as a blues fan.yes we played 63 games i think that season and missed out in the p/o semi to blackpool.i dont really think that caused us to lose the semi though.that night we had myhill,caukdwell and fahey out the spine of out team out.fahey was prob ,on form the best midfielder in the league before his injury.in the euro games we played lads who wern,t starting every week.those lads featured later on when we had injuries etc.where would they have gotten game time without the euro games?i only did brugge away and 4 home games(one a qualifying game)but those nights were special.brugge away was immense.to hear a load of brugge in brum singing shit on the villa,zulu zulu and we love you birmingham we do was awesome.the jacks have earned the right for a pop at this.if they go out next round it is still something to treasure.clubs like ours don,t get to europe at all normally do they?hope to be posting on here one day about a ccfc euro night[/quote]
In a nutshell [/quote]


Both dull as feck, I wonder why you had the injuries hhhhhmmmmmmmmm

Birmingham and Newcastle fans would agree with the issues of the europa league. It is a stretch on players.

I reckon its also worth considering the stretch on fans. The crowd numbers for last night were low considering it was first game in weeks and first in europe for years.

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see

i can only speak for myself as a blues fan.yes we played 63 games i think that season and missed out in the p/o semi to blackpool.i dont really think that caused us to lose the semi though.that night we had myhill,caukdwell and fahey out the spine of out team out.fahey was prob ,on form the best midfielder in the league before his injury.in the euro games we played lads who wern,t starting every week.those lads featured later on when we had injuries etc.where would they have gotten game time without the euro games?i only did brugge away and 4 home games(one a qualifying game)but those nights were special.brugge away was immense.to hear a load of brugge in brum singing shit on the villa,zulu zulu and we love you birmingham we do was awesome.the jacks have earned the right for a pop at this.if they go out next round it is still something to treasure.clubs like ours don,t get to europe at all normally do they?hope to be posting on here one day about a ccfc euro night

In a nutshell

Not exactly a nushell retard.

jtc you kind of miss my point.

I get the passion for euro nights but for a lot of fans (especially new ones) something may have to give.
Such as games against fulham , west brom, hull etc.
Im interested in your opinion on this jtc? (Dont care what the tragic lonely inbred thinks)

it could impact griff.i suppose if a bloke only has so much money then is it hull on sunday or brugge on thurs ?no brainer.the jacks are mostly s/t holders though so it shouldnt impact too much.also hew jenkins prob knows this.those type of games he may have thought about it already and set up a family ticket for 4 say at 30 notes.there are ways round it.of course making sure the ground is full dont mean the atmo will be great .the jacks are in a diff position to when blues were in europe.they had a 9th finish so id imagine 15k of their seats are for s/t.s .we had a relegation.we had about 8/10k s/t,s in a ground that was bigger than the lib.the shine wont come off the jacks yet mate.there is another factor at play as well.hew jenkins can do no wrong at the lib.the swansea folk buy into his dream if you like so they will in the main support him and try to get down to the game.our bloke is under island arrest in hong kong..he was there when the euro campaign kicked off.so how ever good the night was on the sunday the ground still no where near full.people have had enough of being run poorly.we lost a lot of fans since the prem.just vanished.i havent renewed this year but that,s mainly down to having to pay for a few other things.prob get one at xmas and will go when i can in between.you will notice the diff in the prem griff.some games are like an event not a football game.i hate the rebrand but taking that out the equation for a minute you will love it when man city roll into town.any team that gets promoted deserves it so enjoy .it.from a englishman i can honestly say BOTH you and swansea will make the premier a more interesting league.im looking forward to the s/w derby big time.

Interesting answer cheers
Good luck for the season mate

same to you griff.you,ll be ok i feel

All we cared and hoped for were that there was 3 worse sides in the league than us.This season i think Hull and Palace are phucked before a ball is kicked.It'll all be about that final place and it could be any one of 9/10 teams.

I hate the Jacks as much as any one. Spent a night in Singleton hospital on one occasion. But I say through grated teeth they are a real good side . Some of the shit on here is embarrassing.

I hate the Jacks as much as any one. Spent a night in Singleton hospital on one occasion. But I say through grated teeth they are a real good side . Some of the shit on here is embarrassing.

Agreed mate. Sometimes you just got to be honest.

Can appreciate a good team and manager and still deteste the fans.

Birmingham and Newcastle fans would agree with the issues of the europa league. It is a stretch on players.

I reckon its also worth considering the stretch on fans. The crowd numbers for last night were low considering it was first game in weeks and first in europe for years.

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see

i can only speak for myself as a blues fan.yes we played 63 games i think that season and missed out in the p/o semi to blackpool.i dont really think that caused us to lose the semi though.that night we had myhill,caukdwell and fahey out the spine of out team out.fahey was prob ,on form the best midfielder in the league before his injury.in the euro games we played lads who wern,t starting every week.those lads featured later on when we had injuries etc.where would they have gotten game time without the euro games?i only did brugge away and 4 home games(one a qualifying game)but those nights were special.brugge away was immense.to hear a load of brugge in brum singing shit on the villa,zulu zulu and we love you birmingham we do was awesome.the jacks have earned the right for a pop at this.if they go out next round it is still something to treasure.clubs like ours don,t get to europe at all normally do they?hope to be posting on here one day about a ccfc euro night

In a nutshell

Not exactly a nushell retard.

jtc you kind of miss my point.

I get the passion for euro nights but for a lot of fans (especially new ones) something may have to give.
Such as games against fulham , west brom, hull etc.
Im interested in your opinion on this jtc? (Dont care what the tragic lonely inbred thinks)

What the feck are you on about beaut. Missed your point? Hardly a point worthy of missing. We sell less than a couple of thousand tickets for each league game all the rest have gone to season ticket holders. Of course it wont impact on home league crowds. Daft prick clutching at straws. Feck me some of you lot are pig shit thick.

I hate the Jacks as much as any one. Spent a night in Singleton hospital on one occasion. But I say through grated teeth they are a real good side . Some of the shit on here is embarrassing.

Agreed mate. Sometimes you just got to be honest.

Can appreciate a good team and manager and still deteste the fans.

.......

Birmingham and Newcastle fans would agree with the issues of the europa league. It is a stretch on players.

I reckon its also worth considering the stretch on fans. The crowd numbers for last night were low considering it was first game in weeks and first in europe for years.

It may well impact their premier league crowds as fans get stretched. Which in turn will effect atmosphere, which in turn will effect crowd numbers. And so on......there is only so much football a rugby fan will pay to see

i can only speak for myself as a blues fan.yes we played 63 games i think that season and missed out in the p/o semi to blackpool.i dont really think that caused us to lose the semi though.that night we had myhill,caukdwell and fahey out the spine of out team out.fahey was prob ,on form the best midfielder in the league before his injury.in the euro games we played lads who wern,t starting every week.those lads featured later on when we had injuries etc.where would they have gotten game time without the euro games?i only did brugge away and 4 home games(one a qualifying game)but those nights were special.brugge away was immense.to hear a load of brugge in brum singing shit on the villa,zulu zulu and we love you birmingham we do was awesome.the jacks have earned the right for a pop at this.if they go out next round it is still something to treasure.clubs like ours don,t get to europe at all normally do they?hope to be posting on here one day about a ccfc euro night

In a nutshell

Not exactly a nushell retard.

jtc you kind of miss my point.

I get the passion for euro nights but for a lot of fans (especially new ones) something may have to give.
Such as games against fulham , west brom, hull etc.
Im interested in your opinion on this jtc? (Dont care what the tragic lonely inbred thinks)

What the feck are you on about beaut. Missed your point? Hardly a point worthy of missing. We sell less than a couple of thousand tickets for each league game all the rest have gone to season ticket holders. Of course it wont impact on home league crowds. Daft prick clutching at straws. Feck me some of you lot are pig shit thick.

Do you play away games, you sad lonely obsessed c**t?
Will all your st holders turn up to every home game regardless of the opposition?

Europa league has had this effect on clubs in recent seasons. Now f**k off back to noddy land.

who cares the season will look after itself

Some tidy Jacks on here but Jackf you are one bitter deluded c**t.

Reserves in the league What an arrogant c**t.

Some tidy Jacks on here but Jackf you are one bitter deluded c**t.

Reserves in the league What an arrogant c**t.

Rather be arrogant than thick as shit. Read my post again but this time pay attention to the s on the end of cup. As in league and fa cupS.

Come on mario keep up ffs.
Even I noticed that and im thick as f**k

if i was swansea i would be more concerned where your first 3 points might come from.....Sunderland on Oct 19th?

United 1st game?

how did this go 6b?