Weekend Debate
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Some great fixtures coming up this week then
The relegation clashes are way more interesting as it means so much means more than who qualifies for Europe.
West Ham showing how quickly things can turn around in football.
3-0 now at Bournemouth.
3-0 now at Bournemouth.
especially when you keep a clean sheet
We're improving...only 2 conceded yesterday
Spurs now officially as bad as Leeds surely that gives the players a bit more Jammy optimism and now could be a very winnable game.
West Ham are now fooking safe so one team less in the 9 team shyt mixer from only 2 weeks ago. Now down to just 5 which includes us
West Ham are now fooking safe so one team less in the 9 team shyt mixer from only 2 weeks ago. Now down to just 5 which includes us
We go to West Ham after their away leg in Europe. Let's hope they don't end the tie at home.
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Club needs to start planning for next year. Some decent managers out there. In no particular order I’d be happy with (if we can tempt them with one year in the championship.
Brendan Rogers.
Graham Potter
David Moyes (reportedly leaving West Ham)
Brendan Rogers.
Graham Potter
David Moyes (reportedly leaving West Ham)
Just had an emergency alert on my phone from the government something about leeds are **** and avoid going anywhere near them
**** knows what that all about
**** knows what that all about
Bournemouth not out of it yet Doc.
Saints away midweek and the us at home next Sunday might see them over the line though.
Everton away on the last day as well.
It's also the start of the end of season crazy results phase. West Ham might be safe when we play them, Newcastle might only need a point for Top 4 and Spurs will likely have downed tools. All will mean nothing though unless we pick up points this week with a win and a draw being enough to keep our heads above water. Also no matter what the doom and gloom there's a team somewhere in our squad as shown by winning at Anfield and going 2 up at that horrible red team in Manchester.
Any of those would be good.
Potter probably the best for the longer term but not sure we're patient enough for that.
Spurs now losing 6-1.
Man U lost 7-0 at Anfield.
Bournemouth 9-0.
Forest 6-0
Hammers lost 5-1 recently.
Are we too focused on losing heavily when at the end of the day we're not the only ones.
Man U lost 7-0 at Anfield.
Bournemouth 9-0.
Forest 6-0
Hammers lost 5-1 recently.
Are we too focused on losing heavily when at the end of the day we're not the only ones.
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Does anyone know what our running stats are ?
Actually probably irrelevent as it's not how far you run but when and how fast. Roca and McKennie being prime examples as they amble back compared to pacier opponents. Wish we could drop the pair of them to be honest but there's only Forshaw and he's unlikely to be fit enough to start.
Actually probably irrelevent as it's not how far you run but when and how fast. Roca and McKennie being prime examples as they amble back compared to pacier opponents. Wish we could drop the pair of them to be honest but there's only Forshaw and he's unlikely to be fit enough to start.