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Qwerty

Qwerty

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No Saints game so we are reduced to watching Final Score today. The big questions are...

Is there even any point in Nottingham Forest turning up today?
Can you ever rely on Pompey to do you a favour?
How boring are today's Premiership fixtures?
Will Torres ever score another goal?
Why do our promotion rivals have the three easiest fixtures in the League?
How many examples of crap defending will we see in the African Cup games tonight?
 
Nice to see you are in such a good mood:smile: Keep away from railway lines, won't you? We lost to Bristol City and Doncaster, why can't West ham drop points against Forest. I'm prepared to be second for a couple of days, just to play with West Ham's heads.
 
fran-MLs little camera said:
Nice to see you are in such a good mood:smile: Keep away from railway lines, won't you? We lost to Bristol City and Doncaster, why can't West ham drop points against Forest. I'm prepared to be second for a couple of days, just to play with West Ham's heads.
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If they do go top, how many of their fans will come onto our board mocking the fact we'd be behind them? <laugh>
 
I can't see West Ham slipping up, but maybe Cardiff and Boro will which is better for Saints anyway
 
Kudos to Big Sam, no keeper on the bench (again). Wish more managers would do that.
 
If Cardiff go on and win this now, there'll be even more reason for us wanting Forest to get something from Upton Park. It's all well and good Pompey fans being happy at handing over point to our promotion rivals, but if they're not careful then they'll be right in amongst a relegation battle before too long.
 
Leeds dropping down into the bottom half as things stand. I'm sure their fans expected them to comfortably finish above us way back in the summer, before a ball was kicked.
 
Birmingham 1-0 up. They look to be well and truly over their min-slump, and could easily turn this four-horse automatic race into a five-horse automatic race before too long.
 
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