Match Day Thread WBA v Hull City

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Chazz Rheinhold

Chazz Rheinhold

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8pm kick off tomorrow if you’re interested….


City at their most surprising and win one no one thought possible? Not even I can predict that one.
Feeling of dread about another 8-0? Me too.
Pick your line up.

Ingram
Bernard McLoughlin greaves
Emmanuel. Elder
Smith. Doc
Cannon
Klp eaves
Two up top just like it was on Saturday :smiley-finger007:
 
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Chazz Rheinhold said:
8pm kick off tomorrow if you’re interested….


City at their most surprising and win one no one thought possible? Not even I can predict that one.
Feeling of dread about another 8-0? Me too.
Pick your line up.

Ingram
Bernard McLoughlin greaves
Emmanuel. Elder
Smith. Doc
Cannon
Klp eaves
Two up top just like it was on Saturday :smiley-finger007:
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yet you have <laugh>
 
i would normally say i dont think WBA are anything to be scared of, nobody is unbeatable in this league.
except for us though, we just need that kick up the arse and the new regime /management to fire things up.
until then same old predictable, 2-0 defeat , WBA just going through the motions in 3rd gear.
scene of 2 of my favourite away games in the past though.
 
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I was hoping McCann would have been sacked before this match. Then I would have been optimistic of a point or 3. As the hapless ****wit is still here it will be a WBA win.

He’ll play 4-3-3, as he does every game. Whoever is the ‘chosen’ lone striker they will be more isolated than Tom Hanks in Cast Away.

3-0
 
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I was hoping McCann would have been sacked before this match. Then I would have been optimistic of a point or 3. As the hapless ****wit is still here it will be a WBA win.

He’ll play 4-3-3. Whoever is the ‘chosen’ striker will be more isolated than Tom Hanks in Cast Away.

3-0
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agree, it will be the same players in the same formation running around a lot but achieving very little. No dominance in midfield, poor service to the forward(s) & then failing to bury the occassional chance. At the other end poor defending from set pieces & WBA strikers left in acres of space to finish. Same old mistakes that a decent coach should have identified & rectified by now.
 
After their capitulation at Fulham, I'm fearing the backlash.

5-0 with Townsend weighing in with one. As if to say heres what you could have won.
 
Townsend playing some really good football. Will be attacking down the Left Side our weak point in the last few games. Coyle/Emmanuel need to be at their best! He is an excellent crosser of the ball. Not looking forward to this at all.
Can’t see anything but a 3/4 goal loss. City let Townsend go to Scunthorpe, another faux pas!
Livermore should dominate the midfield. Snodgrass dangerous from free kicks.

Billy B
 
I was going to pay for ifollow but I don't think i've the stomach for the drubbing to come.
 
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