League One League 1 playoffs 2021-22

[OX14]

Puts you firmly in the 'no clue what they're talking about camp'.

Sorry.

Robbo the leader of the camp right?

Sheffield Wednesday and MK were the best footballing sides I've seen us play at home and I would have liked to see one of them go up, last night Sunderland could of been wearing Wycombe shirts and the game wouldn't have been much different, at times they were so negative compared to previous seasons and I guess that is Alex Neil's style but like Ainsworth I couldn't watch that every week.

Wigan are the only good footballing side going up this season.

 

[Colin B]

For the first time since they arrived in League One I'll be wanting Sunderland to win a game of football.

 

[SirAndyOfCrosby]

Robbo the leader of the camp right?

Sheffield Wednesday and MK were the best footballing sides I've seen us play at home and I would have liked to see one of them go up, last night Sunderland could of been wearing Wycombe shirts and the game wouldn't have been much different, at times they were so negative compared to previous seasons and I guess that is Alex Neil's style but like Ainsworth I couldn't watch that every week.

Wigan are the only good footballing side going up this season.

Not sure Wigan are quite as good as that even.
It's quite a damning verdict on League One this season with promotion for Wigan, Rotherham and either Sunderland or Wycombe.
The so-called footballing sides - Oxford, MK, Wednesday, Ipswich, Bolton - all coming up short.
Sunderland went from Lee Johnson (very much in the KR mould), scoring plenty and conceding plenty, to a very conservative manager that eliminated their soft under-belly and made them much harder to beat (at the expense of scoring goals). Would Sunderland have made the play-offs under Johnson? Probably. Would they have gone to Hillsborough and frustrated a Wednesday team boasting some real quality? I doubt it.
I'm not for a second suggesting we go down that route, I still believe we can play football AND win promotion from this level, but the evidence of this season does add weight to the counter argument.

 

[Sarge]

Will it be case of who scores first or who scores last (& latest) ....both have a habit of getting late goals/ winners ....will the play off final be any different?

 

[Grumpy Git]

As much as I would love Sunderland to stay down, I would hate Wycombe to go up. Their brand of football does not deserve Championship football.

 

[Concretebob]

As much as I would love Sunderland to stay down, I would hate Wycombe to go up. Their brand of football does not deserve Championship football.

It doesn't deserve conference football!

 

[Village-Yellow]

Will it be case of who scores first or who scores last (& latest) ....both have a habit of getting late goals/ winners ....will the play off final be any different?

I think it’s likely to come down to who scores the most.

 

[Osei Yaw]

I note the poll shows that almost three quarters of yellowsforum don't have a clue what they're talking about!

That poll isn't representative then.

It's far more than that.

 

[Pompeyyellows]

Wycombe and Sunderland will finish 0;0 with Wycombe winning on penalties is my prediction.

 

[Oxford57]

It costs the club more money to go to Sunderland so that’s the only reason I hope that they get promoted

 

[Isle of Wight Yellow]

Well, some. He has his admirers on this board.

 

[Northstandboy]

Wycombe v Sunderland last 6 games (they have only ever played each other 6 times!)

Wycombe: 1
Sunderland: 2
Draw: 3

Sunderland have scored 3 or more goals in the last 3 meetings.

This season:
Aug 2021
Sunderland 3-1 Wycombe

Jan 2022
Wycombe 3-3 Sunderland

 

[Followtheox1]

Hope Wycombe go up, much rather a smaller underdog goes up (like we are) than one of the more supported teams. Whatever brand of football they play, it will be an amazing achievement if they go up again.

 

[Sarge]

Hope Wycombe go up, much rather a smaller underdog goes up (like we are) than one of the more supported teams. Whatever brand of football they play, it will be an amazing achievement if they go up again.

.....or with the parachute payment of £7m from thier 1 season in the championship, if they dont, they will revert to being potless, then start plumetting back to their naturallevel.....IMO the sooner they f**k off back to non league, the better, especially for league football in England

 

[Followtheox1]

.....or with the parachute payment of £7m from thier 1 season in the championship, if they dont, they will revert to being potless, then start plumetting back to their naturallevel.....IMO the sooner they f**k off back to non league, the better, especially for league football in England

I think it's great to see teams of that size competing to get in to he Championship, parachute payments or not. What's a natural level anyway? We are bigger but not exactly much bigger than Wycombe and not that much further along on the spectrum of football club size than them. Most other clubs in England would think of us a fairly small club and we are but what does it matter anyway.

 

[Sarge]

I think it's great to see teams of that size competing to get in to he Championship, parachute payments or not. What's a natural level anyway? We are bigger but not exactly much bigger than Wycombe and not that much further along on the spectrum of football club size than them. Most other clubs in England would think of us a fairly small club and we are but what does it matter anyway.

It doesnt in the greater scheme .....I just dont like em much