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RSS said:
Can make some saves but can’t play out vs rarely makes saves but can play out. I’d still rather have McCarthy despite his **** ups yesterday. Bazunu wouldn’t have saved all the ones McCarthy did before Liverpool scored.
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TBH I think he would have done. Most of those saves were straight forward. Bazunu's weakness is shots low down - most of the saves made yesterday were at a comfortable height for McCarthy.
 
tomw24 said:
TBH I think he would have done. Most of those saves were straight forward. Bazunu's weakness is shots low down - most of the saves made yesterday were at a comfortable height for McCarthy.
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Maybe he would, maybe he wouldn’t. But worst keeper in the Championship last season for shot stopping and a noticeable improvement in that department when McCarthy came in at the end of last season. Ramsdale obviously streets ahead of both, but until he’s back, McCarthy ahead of Baz for me, even despite his clangers yesterday.
 
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RSS said:
Can make some saves but can’t play out vs rarely makes saves but can play out. I’d still rather have McCarthy despite his **** ups yesterday. Bazunu wouldn’t have saved all the ones McCarthy did before Liverpool scored.
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Can we not transplant McCarthy 's brain into Bazunu's head and join them together somehow ?
 
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tomw24 said:
I'm on 9 so have to wait until 12.30. For me it will depend on what seats are left. I'm not going anywhere near the back of the stand.
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That's the most attention I've paid to 'view from your seat' website while booking tickets. The lowest I could get in Block S was Row 15 which should be alright, not too low either. God, the back of that stand really is the pits. I also did Selhurst in Row 3 around 2018/19 which was interesting.
 
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Libby said:
Love Palace. The away end is like stepping back in time. Think they're redeveloping it soon too so might be our last chance for it.
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Yeah, I quite like it too provided I don't get landed in a **** spot. That means I've got Cardiff, Brentford, Everton, Arsenal, Brighton, Aston Villa, Fulham, Crystal Palace to my name before 2024 becomes 2025. Hoping to still be in a decent position by the time Everton away rolls around as my old man is keen to see the final game before Goodison goes
 
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Yeah, I quite like it too provided I don't get landed in a **** spot. That means I've got Cardiff, Brentford, Everton, Arsenal, Brighton, Aston Villa, Fulham, Crystal Palace to my name before 2024 becomes 2025. Hoping to still be in a decent position by the time Everton away rolls around as my old man is keen to see the final game before Goodison goes
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Yeah I got row 20ish as I don't like being too near the front but equally didn't want to be near back. I think I've got a good spot that pillar will only block somewhere in middle too.

Everton is my main motivation too. Will be on 6 by time 2025 comes so if I can get to 11 ish hopefully that'll be enough.

I'm worried they might try and **** us over on allocation tbh.
 
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