Good Piece from the BBC

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/paulfletcher/2009/04/weekend_of_drama_looms_in_the.html#080226

Nine months of dreams, disappointment, hope and joy will draw to a close this weekend with the end of the regular season in the Football League.*

Each team has played 4,050 minutes of football over 45 games - and for many all their hard work, endeavour, desire and commitment boils down to one gut-wrenching afternoon.

In short, what will unfold this weekend is the drama of the final day of the season. Or, as a mate of mine put it, we are about to go split-screen.

Over the course of this season I have visited grounds that ought to host Premier League football and others that felt more like a homely social club.

 

[MAQ]

Just read that, not a bad piece, but not the best

 

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Just read that, not a bad piece, but not the best

Everyones a critic

 

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Everyones a critic

Freedom of speach

 

[SouthEssexBlade]

He is slightly leaning towards the FattySamuels school of journalism with his Warnock bits!

 

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Here is the Sky version which is far more un-biased

Birmingham will clinch promotion alongside champions Wolves with a victory at Reading. If the match at the Madejski Stadium finishes as a draw then Sheffield United can clinch second place by beating Crystal Palace. Reading will be promoted if they take three points against Alex McLeish's men and the Blades fail to win.

 

[ThatJa]

The BBC.

On the "Whos going up" page..

PAUL FLETCHER'S BLOG
The joker in the pack is Sheffield United

BBC Sport's Paul Fletcher

linky: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/paulfletcher/2009/04/weekend_of_drama_looms_in_the.html#080226