Too many what-ifs. The Premier League is brutal. Newly promoted teams are competing with clubs who have honed their game over years, whether that's title aspiration, Europe or scraping enough points for survival. It's a case of being less bad than three other mugs, and surviving weekly humiliations with a smile.
We’d be doing better than Forest. Should be in the prem if we didn’t get robbed
we never lose against Wolves, Connor Coady still loves Town
Ashame he plays for Everton isn't it
Corberan wouldn’t have left it town were a prem club.
Too many what-ifs. The Premier League is brutal. Newly promoted teams are competing with clubs who have honed their game over years, whether that's title aspiration, Europe or scraping enough points for survival. It's a case of being less bad than three other mugs, and surviving weekly humiliations with a smile.
what if sam Sam Allardyce stayed as england manager ?
HAD stayed
'If' are the two middle letters in Life, and many footy fans need to get a life! 😉
We’d of spent nowt and still be doing better than notts forest
You mean 'What if Huddersfield Town HAD got promoted ...'. You are referring to an imaginary situation in the past (Third Conditional sentence).
What if Newcastle beat Man United to signing Wayne Rooney.
HAD beaten
@@maxb9315 I bet you're fun at parties.
@@tomico9154 Sure. There's no incompatibility between being well informed about grammar and having a good time.
@@maxb9315 I bet you don't even get invited, Jesus.
@@tomico9154 Then you lose your bet, because I do. And my name's not Jesus.
What if Sheffield Wednesday stayed up in 2000?
HAD stayed up