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People keep saying IF Fulham get a draw or a win it will do us a favour, asif that is the only motivation they have to win.Yet Fulham need a win on Saturday as much as we need it. They have to play Huddersfield, Brentford and Sheff Wed, 2 of which are in the playoff places and they also currently stand level on points with Leeds in 6th. However, they have also won their last 3 games 3-1. Anybody watching the Championship knows Fulham play good football, so this literally couldn't be a harder game for Huddersfield unless they were playing us or Brighton. Either way, Huddersfield can get 90 points max with 4 wins. A draw with Fulham has them on 88 max return. A loss to Fulham has them on 87 max return. We stand on 85 with 3 games to go, and a 32 better GD. So as long as Huddersfield DO NOT win this weekend, we will effectively have atleast 2 chances to get that last win (Preston or Cardiff) and reach 88 points, before final day squeaky bum time starts and N-O has a meltdown. *Disclaimer* I obviously might be wrong, but that's my take on it

My biggest gripe if they beat us to automatic promotion is they will most likely waste their PL space, similar to what Boro have done. Atleast if we go up, we have Rafa and the potential to attract decent PL quality players.

They've drew the least games in the division, with 5. Wishful thinking

If Huddersfield lose two, then yes. If they lose one they can get 89 points max, no? They aren't over turning our GD, like.

Our form is disgraceful, since Reading on March 7th we are D L D W W L D L When did Clark get injured? I imaging it's roughly around early March?

He got stepped on / clipped, you mong

The night we helped send the mackems down #AgentYoCabs #RTG

Class

Was a lovely half volley from Raylors cross. Wrong goal. :lol:

Was a lovely half volley from Raylors cross.

If Huddersfield lose one more game, the most they can achieve is 89 max, correct? So we need 2 wins to reach 90. That'll do it IMO. If we don't win atleast 2, and Huddersfield win all 6 then fair play.

Hope you wanted a draw from Liverpool.

Only one to let me down in a 10 fold aswell

Well I couldn't disagree more with that, not that Hull are a particularly compelling example of Premier League quality. We easily matched them IMO. It depends what you call good chances imo. We dominated Hull in every department but i think they felt safe and were happy for us to play that way. We should had won after ET mind, some ridiculous chances missed. Parts in bold = Nessy logic.

Honestly you should actually rad up on their history, it's f***ing nowhere near their golden years tbf. And you want to read up on ours if you think that's our golden years.... cp40 was obviously comparing recent history. Not like Nessy to be chatting shit.

The Etihad questions this theory.

It doesn't matter if it's his first or not, he posted it before Defoe scored, with a stake higher than most would risk ATM.

Nah you only hear about the winning bets Well he posts the majority of the slips prior to them happening like He's not just posting winners.

Paully Every fucking time.

Once he's grabbed the first goal then he's free to be decapitated IMO. The guillotine awaits.

Once he's grabbed the first goal then he's free to be decapitated IMO.

He'd probably leave the f*cking seats out to save money... He'd probably just not build it. Hence his interest in the student accommodation that reignited this conversation...

One of the biggest misconceptions going these days. Does the MLS have a slower pace of play? Absolutely. But I'd wager that more often than not, these types of players coming for a "pay day" are found out. It's not that bad of a league. Does it compare to the EPL? Not at all. But it has it's own pace, it's own athleticism, and it makes guys like Keane and Defoe and Henry look average, considering their Premier League experience. I do agree regarding the other players, but Keane scored 101 times in 146 MLS matches (post-season included) https://www.sportsjoe.ie/football/robbie-keanes-mls-stats-are-absolutely-ridiculous-88778 Bradley Wright-Phillips. The end.