HoylandOwl

Bakinson felt like a desperation signing, he was poor to average in the main. Wish him well at Charlton.

Silva is a wonderful player, but he disappeared for large parts of the game last night. And his penalty….. what the hell was that!

A Sunderland journalist is whipping up the DR talk by suggesting that our gaffer is the exact type of manager their owner wants.

Awwww, poor bugger.

I know. But it’ll still be your fault if we lose 🤣🤣🤣

And if it doesn’t happen. Then it’s all your fault Holmes. I was in the midst of a unbeaten streak, albeit, not a winning one 🤣

We can hope .

This would be ideal.

Steve Evans is in the frame for a Toytown return apparently

Petrol station. I like listening / reading to what DR has to say. And this makes it feel like he really enjoys being here.

Gareth will somehow manage to make them both look average in the summer 🤣

Yeah it almost descended into farce didn’t it for a while.

I wonder if that’s libellous ?

This Barca PSG game has been decent

The Owls travel to Sunderland on Saturday 4 May (12.30pm) for the Sky Bet Championship season finale and ticket details have been confirmed. We have an allocation of 2,600 for this all-ticket fixture. Upper Tier: Adults: £32 65 & over: £29 Under 22: £24 Under 16: £14 There are 12 wheelchair spaces which are priced as above plus a companion free of charge. Inter City Owl – There will be one official travel coach in operation from Hillsborough and Flat Street at 7:30am; Adults £34 and Children £33 Tickets sale details: Wednesday 17 April (9:00am): Season Ticket holders with 970 or more TPP Wednesday 17 April (2:00pm): Season Ticket holders with 920 or more TPP Thursday 18 April (9:00am): Season Ticket holders with 870 or more TPP Thursday 18 April (2:00pm): Season Ticket holders with 820 or more TPP Friday 19 April (9:00am): Season Ticket holders with 770 or more TPP Friday 19 April (2:00pm): Season Ticket holders with 720 or more TPP Monday 22 April (9:00am): Season Ticket holders with 670 or more TPP Monday 22 April (2:00pm): Season Ticket holders with 620 or more TPP Tuesday 23 April (9:00am): Season Ticket holders with 570 or more TPP Tuesday 23 April (2:00pm): Season Ticket holders with 520 or more TPP Wednesday 24 April (9:00am): Season Ticket holders with 460 or more TPP Wednesday 24 April (2:00pm): Season Ticket holders Thursday 25 April (9:00am): Members and Owls Foundation Members Thursday 25 April (2:00pm): General sale Sale dates are subject to availability. Online Priority Point sale periods - When we enter a new sale period where fewer Ticket Priority Points are required, supporters with tickets stored in their online basket from the previous phase of sale will have those removed. Supporters who attend this game and purchase in advance will receive 10 Ticket Priority Points. Please note that for certain away games, including this fixture, fans can choose the row and seat numbers when booking online. We are unable to group bookings from different sale phases together. Supporters must log in before purchase and note that the game will only show as available to buy with the relevant amount of Ticket Priority Points. This can be found under the personal details tab. Ambulant Disabled supporters and carers can now purchase online at the relevant sale time

I have read a Mail article this morning which doubles down on our stadium, with references to their previous attacks from when we played Newcastle last season. It’s as inflammatory as ever, there’s a bit in there about a pissed up Norwich fan. It throws in a thing about the steward being courteous, but then hammers the club for the away fans not being able to sit where they want. Right. So we’re in the wrong as a pissed up fan can’t go where they want to? The away end is crap, I’m not denying that. As already said, I do think that things should have changed massively but the reasons for that not happening as mentioned before are complex. I find it quite ‘interesting’ that there’s not a raft of journalists hammering the away end constantly, there’s not a raft of complaints, or constant reporting of these inadequacies from the SGSA. I’m not saying there aren’t things that need changing, they do, there are parts of the stadium which need changing but if it was as bad as suggested, then the stadium would be closed down by the authorities. And if it is that bad and it’s not being closed… isn’t there a bigger problem that the authorities in charge aren’t doing their job as well? Anyway. One good thing in the article, the ‘news’ outlet has been banned from Hillsborough.

Can’t disagree

While it seems unlikely, I’m far from thinking it’s over. We’ve got to win. That’s it. Do what we can; and then see what happens elsewhere. If we don’t do it, then we’ve only ourselves to blame. People can point fingers at DC, and the appointment of Munoz. Rightly so. But the team have to take accountability too. Look at the games such as Swansea at home, Cardiff at home, and last weekend. Games we had in our hands, were in the ascendancy that we didn’t win. If ONE of those games had resulted in three points, then we’d be on a different footing. So. Pull your fingers out lads, make the points that matter, when they matter the most.

Probably still pissed off about not getting any ‘insider info’ like he seemingly used to at Wednesday around the Megson era

Ok, it’s GOING to get to the point. It’s not far off in the Premier League as it is now

I do, vaguely.

We win next weekend, and the cat is very much amongst the pigeons.

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