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The value is always what someone is willing to pay! Which usually is somewhere around the value estimated by experts unless someone is willing to pay more for sentimental reasons.

DNA was some other game, wasn't it? I thought Southampton was when he blamed education or the middle class or some shit

Our away form under Rafa is really good. Southamptons home form looks shit. One win (vs West Ham), one draw (vs Swansea) three losses which includes Wolverhampton in the cup. We may lose, but to disregard the possibility that we may win is a bit silly

Yet he is absolutely right.

Is there a link to this? http://www.skysports.com/watch/video/11063687/benitez-pleased-with-newcastle-belief 1:53 in - he knows :thup: God damnit! See how much he blinks when answering that compared to all the other questions? Hes fucking lying!! It's true!

Of course the first week I change my fantasy team before Friday I substitute Jesus for Abraham.

Maybe more fitting to post it in the unpopular opinion thread, but the word regime. As soon as owners gets on the wrong foot with fans either through bad results, negligence, incompetence or ill will, they are instantly labeled as a regime.

How times have changed! If only we could get an owner that acts somewhere in between Ashley and Shepherd.

Salah already added to my fantasy team

Feels wrong to bring out all his limitations after a loss. He's still our best and most valuable player together with Merino.

This is my thinking as well. We might not steamroll lesser teams in this division with the football we are playing, but it feels like Rafa is preparing the team for tougher tasks next season where this style could prove to be mega valuable to us. I feel this is paying off now.

If John Smith scores 38 goals in one match and plays the remaining 37 games without scoring and playing bad in general, the stats will say he needs to play because he is a prolific goal scorer who statistically scores every game he plays.

Ronny Johnsen at Newcastle.

Think you're mixing it up with the enforcer.

Looked like a 40 year old with his running, but his technique and head is still solid. The performance wasn't that impressive, but measured against the expectations before the match I am positively surprised. I wouldn't be worried if we see him starting again.

With no obvious weak links from last game, everyone should keep their place unless its for specific tactical reasons.

I like Mitrovic, even though I know I shouldn't and that hes a deadly combination of being naive/reckless/dumb (dunno which one) and a marked man. Hope he has a good season for us after this.

Let's hope so.

Why haven't this been rejected yet.

He covered most ground against Huddersfield as well.

Good start. Messed up once, misplaced some passes. Then instead of crumbling and let the game pass him by he stepped up and played really well second half - intercepted balls, drove team forward, some lush passes. Looking forward to see how he develops. Looks more like he could become our improved, more diciplined Shelvey.

Doomsday prediction! Needlessly aggressive confrontation! Early judgement based on little information! Biased summary due to frustration!