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You're the one saying it wasn't luck, not me.

But it's not a binary decision between 'luck' or 'something sinister'. You're creating those options. Sometimes officials make **** decisions. They do that every game. I've never denied luck played a part, but that's with every team which wins silverware. I'm saying to view luck as the overriding reason is foolish.
 
But it's not a binary decision between 'luck' or 'something sinister'. You're creating those options. Sometimes officials make **** decisions. They do that every game. I've never denied luck played a part, but that's with every team which wins silverware. I'm saying to view luck as the overriding reason is foolish.
So it was luck, then?
 
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Goals by Reyna and Haaland. Assists by Bellingham and Sancho. All born in England, coincidentally.
 
How much was Kepa ?
Too much, even if he was free. He's genuinely awful.
There was some stat the other day that he'd conceded something like 9 of the last 13 shots on target that he'd faced.
You'd expect better than that off some 4th tier keeper.
 
Why do goalies think they are dribblers? I think Hugo did this too! Smack the bloody thing!!!
Fat Frank insisted on them playing out from the back, then got arrogant & refused to change it after the sending off. it was obvious from the start that would bite them in the arse eventually and it did.

Youre welcome btw lads.
 
just watched highlights of Southampton V Spurs, **** me someone should go after that farce be it the manager, the defence or the board.

Spurs scored 4 identical goals and could have had more but nobody at Southampton seemed to notice what was happening <doh>
 
Anyone else think Graham Potter goes massively under the radar when people talk about good/ up and coming managers?

Done wonders in Sweden, pretty well in his year at Swansea and seems to play some good stuff with Brighton on a budget that’s peanuts in comparison to most of the league.

I think he’s a good manager but I also think he’s probably the Eddie Howe of the next 5 years. I’m not sure he’ll ever step up.