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and unless my ears are deceiving me, I'm pretty sure that Bournemouth supporters are extra boisterous tonightthis view over Portsmouth harbour will cheer the saints fans up I expect
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And in the PL Arsenal are Champions and at the foot Spurs currently losing but still favourites to beat the drop.
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and unless my ears are deceiving me, I'm pretty sure that Bournemouth supporters are extra boisterous tonight
That would be like a chess club having 2 post game shandies.
Don't forget that famous word - Spursie!!
They were not good tonight but could have scraped a draw if they knew how to pass and shoot straight.
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I'm not convinced by this ****show!
If they feel Soton cheated, it surely cannot be enough that Middlesbrough might have won? In that case, Hull should proceed unopposed......No-one good enough to take the other place.
If they feel Soton cheated, it surely cannot be enough that Middlesbrough might have won? In that case, Hull should proceed unopposed......No-one good enough to take the other place.
I'm sure TwoWrights will support that.
Can someone explain this to me please?
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I seem to be alone amongst folk I’ve debated this with. IMO it was a crass thing to do but really did SFC gain such a material advantage over MFC by seeing a few snaps of MFC players ‘training’ that affected the result?
SFC accept it was inappropriate but the crux is “does the punishment fit the crime?” The individuals involved should expect personal sanction but at the end of the day football supporters are the lifeblood of the game and SFC fans shouldn’t suffer by this and MFC fans shouldn’t benefit from this windfall.
My personal view is no, but I respect people who aver to the contrary.
SFC accept it was inappropriate but the crux is “does the punishment fit the crime?” The individuals involved should expect personal sanction but at the end of the day football supporters are the lifeblood of the game and SFC fans shouldn’t suffer by this and MFC fans shouldn’t benefit from this windfall.
My personal view is no, but I respect people who aver to the contrary.
Its a tough one. If its the rules its the rules, but hardly the worse footballing crime ever committed.
The timing of it is the big issue. Meanwhile Man City rack up trophies while their 135 counts are considered for a few years.
Im sure most teams watch training sessions of oposition. Its just Southampton got caught.
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A harsh penalty for Southampton, perhaps too harsh. One thing is certain, the average Southampton fan is the most heavily punished by this mess.
Spygate appeal: Southampton lose appeal against expulsion from play-offs
Southampton lose their appeal against expulsion from the Championship play-off final for spying.
www.bbc.co.uk