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The dismissal of Hughton is not really a surprise. They were terrible during the second half of the season and I think would have gone done had there been a few more games to play. It seems harsh as he is genuinely what of football's good guys but, as was pointed out on the BBC, the current owner of Brighton invested a lot of money in the club and stadium and wasn't confident that Brighton would improve next season. I feel they have a similar job to Saints on their hands in the summer but I would not be at all surprised if they appointed a foreign coach too.
Puel????
 
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I disagree that this season's title race has been the best. For me, way out, miles out on its own was Leicester City's win. Next, would come Man City's win against QPR in the last minute to beat ManU to the title.

This season's title race just qualifies as the best remembered.Next season's will usurp that.

Can we include one that was from before football was created by Sky?

Liverpool 0
Arsenal 2

Surely the most dramatic end to a title race ever? All but one game played. The last game to be played (due to a postponement) is between the two teams fighting for the title. The away team need a 2-0 victory to win the title. A 1-0 win and they lose the title. Last minute, winning 1-0, Michael Thomas chasing a long punt down the middle....

You couldn’t write a book or make a film with that type of excitement reaching fever pitch.
 
Can we include one that was from before football was created by Sky?

Liverpool 0
Arsenal 2

Surely the most dramatic end to a title race ever? All but one game played. The last game to be played (due to a postponement) is between the two teams fighting for the title. The away team need a 2-0 victory to win the title. A 1-0 win and they lose the title. Last minute, winning 1-0, Michael Thomas chasing a long punt down the middle....

You couldn’t write a book or make a film with that type of excitement reaching fever pitch.

Lol brother, gone over the heads of the younguns on here......
 
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Can we include one that was from before football was created by Sky?

Liverpool 0
Arsenal 2

Surely the most dramatic end to a title race ever? All but one game played. The last game to be played (due to a postponement) is between the two teams fighting for the title. The away team need a 2-0 victory to win the title. A 1-0 win and they lose the title. Last minute, winning 1-0, Michael Thomas chasing a long punt down the middle....

You couldn’t write a book or make a film with that type of excitement reaching fever pitch.
Was that the game in the last minute and in Liverpool's hands where Steve McMahon was going round his team mates with a smile on his face and signalling with his finger, just 1 minute to go, then arsenal go and score.

Is that the one, if so, just made my day<laugh>
 
I just thought I’d mention that, as I predicted some months ago, 35 points, or 34 with our goal difference, would have been enough to avoid relegation. So although we didn’t know it at the time, we were actually safe after the Wolves game, with 5 matches to go.
 
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Can we include one that was from before football was created by Sky?

Liverpool 0
Arsenal 2

Surely the most dramatic end to a title race ever? All but one game played. The last game to be played (due to a postponement) is between the two teams fighting for the title. The away team need a 2-0 victory to win the title. A 1-0 win and they lose the title. Last minute, winning 1-0, Michael Thomas chasing a long punt down the middle....

You couldn’t write a book or make a film with that type of excitement reaching fever pitch.
Absolutely - and all the more so as it involved Liverpool choking. Nice Nick Hornby reference btw.
 
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