What Have You Enjoyed Most About This Season?

[goody2028]

Some new grounds. 

Being able to actually celebrate goals again without var. 

 

[Bert]

Getting to go most home games with my son. His enthusiasm and love for it all is absolutely priceless. His knowledge of our team and the game as a whole, for a 5 year old is amazing. 
 

Other stuff, no VAR - being able to celebrate a goal and get properly lost in the moment has been brilliant. Seeing the Jamie Vardy we all know and love. 
 

[RYM]

Seeing Jon filming some content for the directors group chat yesterday to say “we’ve done it” was very heartwarming. 

Edited 28 April by RYM

[Lad1966]

Entertaining thrilling and unpredictability of the of championship, and off course, NO FU*CKING VAR. I’ve enjoyed celebrating our goals🏆🏆🏆

[Bert]

Forgot to add, being able to leave on the 83rd minute without getting moaned at

[UniFox21]

The lack of VAR

Unpredictability of this league

The lack of any big 6 bias, with most teams screwed over by poor officiating 

[peterborofox]

Visiting new grounds for me. Rotherham, Plymouth and Pne tomorrow I previously had not done.

 

[ithuriel]

The Southampton home match  fact is, I do not remember most of the other matches, just like last season it was the Forest home match that stood out and then the final match because it was such a shit show and the rest of it was a blur.

Hopefully the Blackburn game will stand out for all the right reasons.

[Marmite]

No VAR

 

Being able to some local derbies away like Birmingham and West Brom

 

Saturday 3pm kickoffs 

 

Being part of a championship season that will be talked about for years to come 

 

 

 

[pkonline]

The biggest thing is enjoying watching and going to the football. More often than not getting a good result, the fans feeling good,  and weekends not ruined!

[StriderHiryu]

10 minutes ago, niyaminski said:

Support in the last handful of home games.

The best it's been in a long, long time. Crowd were absoultely superb in the WBA match. They were battering us, but the crowd (and Hamza!) did their part!

[The Doctor]

leeds fans crying

[Nolucklcfc]

No VAR

Feeling we could win any game 

Singing section/UFS growing (not part of the group but I admire the work they do) 

Group that want to play for the club

Fans rallying after the financial results came out 

 

oh and Leeds bottling it 

[OnlyOneCity]

10 minutes ago, Harpenden Fox said:

No VAR. Feel so strongly about this. Even when it has gone against us, like Leeds away. I loathe it.

Yes this. Knowing that when a goal has been scored, if the flag didn’t go up, then it was a goal. No looking at the ref to see if he’s got that look on his face and his finger in his ear!

[MattFox]

Cov rivalry finally properly taking off

[ealingfox]

No Danny Ward.

[CrazyKopCorner]

No top 6 bias 

No Carragher 

No VAR 

Singing Section has been great 

Starting to like some of the players again - Abdul, KDH, Vesty, Ricky (there are definitely some likable players in there) 

No Rodgers utter nonsense 

No scribbling into notebooks, motivational little claps - Proper touchline and pitch invasion celebrations and passion from the manager and backroom staff 

[walkerleeds]

Singing section for me. I went to fairly unglamorous home games and still went away with a lost voice and a buzz which wouldn't have happened without it. 

[Cadno'r Cymoedd]

Manager not writing his shopping list during games. 

[Chelmofox]

• Winning has been great. I've seen us win 17 matches at home this season when we won 5 last season. Going to have to get used to losing more often again.
• No VAR - but this has been covered so many times. It's interesting that none of the managers are calling for it either....
• Banging songs! Straight back up, Mavadidi and Fatawus song are all bangers, and much better than anything we had for Barnes and Madders.
• Atmosphere at home recently has been brilliant. Players dancing in SK1 is something i never thought i would see.
• I actually prefer the SKY coverage. Quick pre match stuff and not an hour talking about Klopp or Ten Hag when you aren't even playing them.

I won't miss low block tactics though!

 

Lastly, and most importantly for me, there is so much more respect in this League which i actually enjoy and i think it's something the PL clubs could learn from.  You don't see managers burning the ears of 4th officials for 30 minutes and we don't end up with 1 week media whinge fests when decisions don't go your way.  The media have probably focussed too much on Leeds but overall the reporting and coverage is much more balanced.  Rossinors post most interview summed it up perfectly last night. You have to give respect to everyone because, as we have seen ourselves, if you aren't on it QPR / Millwall / Plymouth etc will punish you. 

 

The PL does need to learn from the Championship in this regard and get a bit of respect back into top flight game. Clubs, managers and players are all responsible. 

[Nick]

Match threads

Patient, grateful FT fanbase

Playing like Man City

Top shedding a tear or two of joy after the Southampton game

 

[Corky]

Ricardo remaining mostly fit and dictating games.

[Unabomber]

No VAR.

Enjoying going to games and thinking we will win.

Having a manager who cares and doesn’t belittle the club and act like a twat.

Vardy.

The general team spirit and togetherness.

Vestergaard’s performances.

Ricardo absolutely bossing his new role. 

[ElusiveEd]

No VAR

Fatawu

No constant jizzing over the top 4/6 at every single opportunity on TV/radio

Less Primadonna players and their shithousery/moaning

No Bruno Fernandez

No Harry Kane

Having a bit of a swagger to and from games instead of slow painful walks of shame and dread á la last season

Finally getting bragging rights over Cov City.

[fox_favourite]

13 minutes ago, Corky said:

Ricardo remaining mostly fit and dictating games.

By far the best player in this league.