A 2-0 win puts us 3 PTS behind City and on level goal difference. Match them for the rest of the season and then beat them on the last day
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A 2-0 win puts us 3 PTS behind City and on level goal difference. Match them for the rest of the season and then beat them on the last day
3.A 2-0 win puts us 4 PTS behind City and on level goal difference. Match them for the rest of the season and then beat them on the last day
Two of their defenders Reid and Collins crocked as well
I know....unbelievable
I have no idea what Carroll does in his free time but either he's made of pastry crust or participates in some sort of ski jump - jousting hybrid, because otherwise it seems impossible for a normal human being to be injured that much.
7th February 15:00 QPR v Southampton : Referee : Roger East :: Assistants:- R West & M Scholes : 4th Official :- D Coote
Hope they know which direction to look?
Hope they know which direction to look?
So like us you guys hoping for a draw in the NLD and Everton win? seems the obvious choices but people may disagree
I definitely want an Everton win as I feel that there are too far off the pace to be considered a threat now.
I'd probably edge towards a Spurs win in the NLD as I don't see them maintaining their form considering the number of competitions that they are still involved in combined with Pinocchio's predictable late-season drop-off.
Very odd having a common enemy style chat with a Man Utd fan
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