Relegation from the Championship.

[west stand oap]

Which 3 teams would you like to see join us in Division 1 next season? Oxford have not won any of their last 9 games and have been slipping down the table and are now only 4 points above the drop line needing an upturn in form to avoid coming straight back down. Our friends down the M1 at Luton have been in the bottom 3 for a long time and I imagine these 2 will get plenty of votes. Derby are also in danger of coming straight back down.

[DrillingCobbler]

Which 3 teams would you like to see join us in Division 1 next season? Oxford have not won any of their last 9 games and have been slipping down the table and are now only 4 points above the drop line needing an upturn in form to avoid coming straight back down. Our friends down the M1 at Luton have been in the bottom 3 for a long time and I imagine these 2 will get plenty of votes. Derby are also in danger of coming straight back down.

As long as we stay where we are, Id say Luton, Derby and Cardiff would be my preference. Still not been to the sheepshaggers new gaff so could tick that one orf the list!

[itsme]

I'd like Cardiff to come down never been to Cardiff let alone the football ground

[Tabasco Kid]

I'd like Cardiff to come down never been to Cardiff let alone the football ground

Cardiff city centre is very nice. The national stadium is very impressive, outside and in. I have never been to Cardiffs new ground, but it looks good on TV.
Its just a shame that the natives can be hostile.

[DavCobb]

The national stadium is very impressive, outside and in.

It is a really good venue, one of the best I have been to and knocks spots off Wembley IMO.
I saw Starsailor and the Killers support U2 there years back (Vertigo tour) with the roof closed and it is still probably the best concert I've ever been to.
U2 (or Bono) has plenty of haters but not many bands can start and finish with the same song!

On the football, any of them but Cardiff would be a good away day.

[Tabasco Kid]

It is a really good venue, one of the best I have been to and knocks spots off Wembley IMO.
I saw Starsailor and the Killers support U2 there years back (Vertigo tour) with the roof closed and it is still probably the best concert I've ever been to.
U2 (or Bono) has plenty of haters but not many bands can start and finish with the same song!

On the football, any of them but Cardiff would be a good away day.

Birminham v Liverpool 2001 league cup final (as a neutral), and Wales v England 2005 WC qualifier (not as a neutral!)
For the England game, as there was no passport control anybody could travel "away". I have never seen so many police in my life, both there and at Paddington.

[Manwork04]

I'd like Cardiff to come down never been to Cardiff let alone the football ground

You’ll love it great City Center, the local ladies are very friendly, especially the ones from the valleys.
Unfortunately that’s where the fun ends, back in the day of the Soul Crew it’s was a very exciting walk back to the train station, shouldn’t think much has changed.

[GrangeParkCobbler]

As long as we stay where we are, Id say Luton, Derby and Cardiff would be my preference. Still not been to the sheepshaggers new gaff so could tick that one orf the list!

Same here, one of the (current) five I still have to do.

Can see their gates dropping to around 12000 in League 1.

I'd swap Stoke for Luton to come down though....

[Deepcut Cobbler]

I did the Millennium Stadium for the first FA Cup Final with the roof on, in 2003 (The Gunners v The Saints), which enhanced the atmosphere somewhat...

[F30]

You’ll love it great City Center, the local ladies are very friendly, especially the ones from the valleys.
Unfortunately that’s where the fun ends, back in the day of the Soul Crew it’s was a very exciting walk back to the train station, shouldn’t think much has changed.

Centre... Keep your crass Americanisms to yourself