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Poor closing down and poor keeping.

Shitting mesel

Aye. Serie B is always pretty even/competitive/shit so it doesn't happen very often. Last time was when Juve, Genoa and Napoli all went up in 2007. Napoli and Genoa drew 0-0 last game and both celebrated promotion as a result.

Yup. 10 points or more and third goes up automatically.

35 points difference between the two teams

Haidara is their first choice LB. Good to see his career come to some fruition.

Would literally stab a nanna for a Brentford point man

Sometimes a player needs to leave to make it though. Loaning players out is always a minefield and can often kill their development rather than than help then. They need to move a club that will actually invest in them and their development. We can see with the Kuol situation that loaning clubs just don't have the incentive unless it massively benefits them in the short term. Personally don't think Toney becomes the player he does without the moves to Posh and Brentford. They're both clubs, at slightly different levels, that take punts and develop players because their model is buy and profit.

Wouldn't go so far as to say it's a must win game, but definitely feels like a must not lose now.

I've absolutely sussed gambling like. You just bet on the exact opposite of what you want to happen.

Why does anybody care about booing the anthem It's not even like it's disrespecting anybody deed this time. They're perfectly within their right to air feelings.

Villa deciding to realise they're shit again with Liverpool away on the horizon.

So annoying the narrative after that. They were genuinely dreadful, should have conceded a hatful, then got a goal with their only shot after City played it like it was make-a-wish foundation.

It should have been a mauling. Allardyce is jammy hateful toad.

Fucking annoying game. Should have been about 7-0.

I did it at 8/1 the other day on Sky. If Liverpool win today by free bet double on them beating Fulham/Brentford comes in. Gonna then stick it straight on an Arsenal away win

I'm betting on Liverpool every week at the moment like. Also put a little wager on us missing out on top four. Haven't gambled on football for about a decade before this

Our slightly leakier defence has coincided with us scoring goals for fun and going on a winning run. It's about balance. There was definitely a spell where safety first was coming before our attacking fluidity and costing us points with draws.

No striker. Although I suppose Ferguson is going to be the one - and Pedro now too coming in the summer.

That was absolutely thoroughly deserved. Got to say I've probably not watched as much of Brighton as I should have, as I loved De Zerbi's Sassuolo team. They looked really impressive.

Genuinely blew my mind to read that Neymar is 31. We're all just marching towards oblivion aren't we.

Exactly. 5th would be fucking devastating at this point. That's why everybody is losing their minds.

Turning that shite off, waste of time. Just got to hope we do our bit because there's no way they're dropping points with these kind of decisions.

I just wish Liverpool would drop some points. One slip up and I'd be at 100% confidence. Not just because we'd have such a huge margin for error at that point but I reckon once they slip up once they'll probably do it again.

Real Madrid's new stadium redevelopment will be an absolute game changer for their revenue streams going forward tbf. With the ability to put the pitch under the ground and the covered roof they can host city centre concerts, exhibitions, sports events etc every night of the week that's not an actual matchday. It's a license to print money.