Looking from the outside in, it does look like he has a serious attitude problem....spent half the season sulking and playing well within himself, which he admitted. Then refused to extend his contract by a few weeks to help out the team which he had played a significant part in dragging into the relegation zone - don't want him anywhere near our club....love to see Ake back though
Other teams in the mire - results watch
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Looking from the outside in, it does look like he has a serious attitude problem....spent half the season sulking and playing well within himself, which he admitted. Then refused to extend his contract by a few weeks to help out the team which he had played a significant part in dragging into the relegation zone - don't want him anywhere near our club....love to see Ake back though
Good to see the Dirty Weeds lost today - I guess they are too far ahead to miss out on a play-off spot, but fingers crossed...
The next matches in the Championship should be interesting - the top four pitted against each other, the Weeds vs Fulham and Brentford vs West Brom.
The next matches in the Championship should be interesting - the top four pitted against each other, the Weeds vs Fulham and Brentford vs West Brom.
I have always thought the refs time keeping has been a bit random, why don't we use the rugby system which records actual playing time only and is controlled remotely.
Well that looks like Newcastle are out of the mire - not that they were really in it I suppose.
Let's just hope they repeat, or better, that scoreline on Wednesday against Villa.
Let's just hope they repeat, or better, that scoreline on Wednesday against Villa.
I think it's Norwich then any two from five in the bottom six. Wouldn't like to say which two... Muff most likely and then one other. If we look after ourselves properly then we should be fine with games to spare. City are a psychological black spot for us and, knowing Arsenal, they will be unrecognisable from the shambles that they currently are by the time we land up on their doorstep.
That's better - two goals in three minutes to Chelsea.Aaaargh - just seen the half time score at Villa. What in god's name is going on?
If Villa loses, I think in context, the results are ok for us this weekend.
Things could be looking rosy for us by the time the Burnley game comes around - away defeats for Wet Spam at Spurs, Villa at Newcastle, Bournemouth at Wolves, and a home defeat for Norwich against Everton. Could we be so lucky?
That looks like a precious point we earned yesterday. Also where we were only one goal ahead of Bournemouth it is now three goals.
yorkshirehornet
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I assume as an atheist you mean the god of football GT ?Aaaargh - just seen the half time score at Villa. What in god's name is going on?
The only thing that could have been better this weekend would have been Sarr or Deeney to have scored in normal time and three points for us
Brighton holding Leicester to a draw and have missed d a penalty..
They drew at Sheffield U and Wolves before the break so clearly well set up away from home.
They drew at Sheffield U and Wolves before the break so clearly well set up away from home.
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I think Leicester will be kicking themselves after that draw - although they are probably guaranteed a Champions League spot, they've left the door open for Chelsea to overtake them.
Well thank you Spurs. All the results going our way so far - can only hope it continues along those lines with tomorrow's three games