Derbies for League One

[Foxello]

Isn't Cheltenham about 100 miles from Leicester?

Yeah. And?

 

[camberwell fox]

Midlands?

possibly? not actually sure...gonna google the bloody lot then post the answer!!!

Hold on tight does anyone wonna go any faster!!

 

[Hazzman]

Yeah. And?

And it voids the point of this thread.

At this rate, we could say Manchester United v Newcastle is a derby because it's in the North

or Plymouth Arygle v Bristol City is because it's in the South

 

[alex]

Many do see Plymouth v B City as a derby...

 

[Melton Fox]

Not rights, they're in every ****ing thread!!!!

 

[lazzer]

Not rights, they're in every ****ing thread!!!!

tell me about it :icon_roll

 

[Foxello]

And it voids the point of this thread.

At this rate, we could say Manchester United v Newcastle is a derby because it's in the North
or Plymouth Arygle v Bristol City is because it's in the South

But since Sunderland went down, who do Newcastle fans in their area most want to beat? Middlesborough or Man Utd?

 

[highland fox]

But since Sunderland went down, who do Newcastle fans in their area most want to beat? Middlesborough or Man Utd?

Man.Utd isn't in thier area...:icon_conf

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

foxello a word of advice - keep it shut me duck :icon_wink :icon_lol:

 

[Jeff]

But since Sunderland went down, who do Newcastle fans in their area most want to beat? Middlesborough or Man Utd?

So you think Leicester fans will be up for big 'derbies' against Cheltenham and Shrewsbury then?
People will more likely see Luton as a derby match than a team like Cheltenham.

Anyway it's all irrelevant, because we're not going down.

 

[Foxello]

Man.Utd isn't in thier area...:icon_conf

North West vs North East. Kinda like a derby

 

[Hazzman]

But since Sunderland went down, who do Newcastle fans in their area most want to beat? Middlesborough or Man Utd?

In their area, Middlesbrough as Manchester United is in the North-West.

Alright then another example....

Rochdale v Darlington is a derby because it's in the North.

or maybe

Southampton v QPR is a derby because it's in the South.

You're broad use of ''Midlands'' makes no sense here. If we go down Doncaster and Huddersfield are in the same region of distance as Cheltenham that make them games 'derbies'.

 

[highland fox]

foxello a word of advice - keep it shut me duck :icon_wink :icon_lol:

He's a Mentalist...

 

[highland fox]

North West vs North East. Kinda like a derby

No it isn't:icon_lol:

 

[Foxello]

So you think Leicester fans will be up for big 'derbies' against Cheltenham and Shrewsbury then?
People will more likely see Luton as a derby match than a team like Cheltenham.

Anyway it's all irrelevant, because we're not going down.

No i doubt it very much that we will see us beating them as much to brag about. I was just merely pointing out what 'derbies' we will have should the worse happen. Fact is, if Forest do go up, Northampton will be the only match we will conceive as a derby match.

 

[Jeff]

North West vs North East. Kinda like a derby

The distance between Newcastle and Manchester is about the same as the distance between Leicester and Southampton.
I'm really looking forward to our derby match on the south coast next season.

 

[M17TT C]

North West vs North East. Kinda like a derby

Have you ever had a look at a map of England?

 

[Jeff]

Fact is, if Forest do go up, Northampton will be the only match we will conceive as a derby match.

conceive?

And why bother with the big list at the start of the thread then?

 

[Hazzman]

Let's face it, Foxello. Your presentation of us having derbies to looking forward to next season has been blown out of the water.

 

[Macky]

Gets my vote for funniest thread of the year so far.
It's not even a full moon for another couple of weeks.