Popular Post MF TAZ Posted yesterday at 14:00 Popular Post Posted yesterday at 14:00 Just to put this one point right at the top: I’m a casual fan. I often represent the “floater” fan. I was a toddler when we won the League Cup, and not even a teenager the last time we were any good in the Premier League. The first time we dropped into League One in the 00s, I’d drifted away from Wednesday and football entirely. My first real memory of it all was basically: “We’ve done what…? We’re getting relegated from the second tier??” And that really cemented my wilderness years, where I could barely name a player. It was the play-off win to get out that pulled me back in. It kind of recalibrated me to not expect Premier League football and just enjoy a new phase—however sad. But I also thought that was it. Fast forward to our second spell down there… I’d started going again, went to nearly every home game in 10/11 and a few away. But I HATED it—the whole third-tier vibe and the teams. Still, I was firmly back as an Owl. Then I got a season ticket for the next season, the promotion one over the pigs… and I vowed to never follow us again in L1. Thought that was the end of that. Then it happened again, and I wanted to ignore us until we got back up. BUT we were actually decent, Moore was great, and I ended up watching intently. It was more exciting than a Championship relegation scrap or a boring mid-table finish. But still—I said never again. Last time we came up I vowed never ever ever ever again. And this time… EUUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. How can I not follow every game if it’s the dawn of a new era? But it kills me. It kills me because it was SO avoidable, and it kills me because I promised myself I’m not wasting my finite time on this planet watching Forest Green, Dagenham & Redbridge, Yeovil... you get the picture. MK fkn Dons. AGAIN. AGAIN WITH THIS. Watching highlights where you can see terraced houses behind a stand. The inevitable slip-ups against teams you’ve never even heard of. Meanwhile a division below bloody Wrexham. Being BANG in form then losing away in a “derby” to Rovrum and watching the whole thing fall to bits. Then!!! There’s always some OTHER team down with us like Norwich, plus some random new-money southern team that just tears the league apart so even with 90+ points you still don’t get automatic. The fixtures come out and your heart sinks. Who even are these teams? How are we even playing them? I’m now looking at L1 hoping Barnsley go up just so we’re not scrapping with them and having high-stakes derbies. We’ve also come up in the second season each time, which feels a bit lucky to be honest—statistically another play-off win isn’t very likely. Again… again… are you actually kidding me? I have one more stint in L1 in me. And it’s only because the tyrant imbecile has finally gone. But please, for the love of God… no more. 5 5 8 2
Popular Post ruscol85 Posted yesterday at 14:03 Popular Post Posted yesterday at 14:03 If it makes you feel and better MK Dons are in League 2 1 24
alanharper Posted yesterday at 14:04 Posted yesterday at 14:04 Don't forget the Vertu Trophy, for those glorious nights under the Hillsborough lights against Oldham and Wolves U21s. 3 1 3
Paolo Coopio Posted yesterday at 14:05 Posted yesterday at 14:05 Pain is temporary Memories last forever 3
MF TAZ Posted yesterday at 14:07 Author Posted yesterday at 14:07 3 minutes ago, ruscol85 said: If it makes you feel and better MK Dons are in League 2 and we are in the championship rn where do you think we'll both be next season?
cowl Posted yesterday at 14:09 Posted yesterday at 14:09 The thought of League One is always much worse than the reality of it. 1 2
royalowlisback Posted yesterday at 14:09 Posted yesterday at 14:09 We are a Championship/League One yoyo team in the last couple of decades, we need to come straight back up and establish ourselves as a solid Championship club for a while, before kicking on. 1 3
parkfieldowl14 Posted yesterday at 14:12 Posted yesterday at 14:12 Burton, Leyton Orient and Mansfield possibly Northampton as well.
Salmonbones Posted yesterday at 14:15 Posted yesterday at 14:15 Don't worry, this lad will rip L1 a new backside up with the amount of goals he will score next season.
MF TAZ Posted yesterday at 14:16 Author Posted yesterday at 14:16 on a plus side the pigs were never gonna drop but when they started bad i was like oh please god no...... the last thing we need is them in l1 with us we really need as many good teams to stay up as possible if we came right back in one season it will be a laugh but if we are down for 3-4, we will be turning on the new owners channers for all his faults actually did us very well in l1 lmao 2
quinnssweetshop Posted yesterday at 14:17 Posted yesterday at 14:17 Kin hell lad !!! Get a grip !! Pull yer sen together !! We have got rid of kuntybollocks and pi55flaps All is good !! 2 3
Kew Owl Posted yesterday at 14:18 Posted yesterday at 14:18 5 minutes ago, parkfieldowl14 said: Burton, Leyton Orient and Mansfield possibly Northampton as well. and maybe Bromley as well - that would be another new ground to tick off
owlinexile Posted yesterday at 14:27 Posted yesterday at 14:27 Some of my best Wednesday memories are in League 1. 4
Clowl Posted yesterday at 14:28 Posted yesterday at 14:28 20 minutes ago, MF TAZ said: and we are in the championship rn where do you think we'll both be next season? 10k to MK! Come on! They're very comfortable seats, too. 1
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