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Fulham last season and Everton this season? Fuck me.

Fuck sake.

Read what he did 2 minutes before. Now watched it. Double the fewm.

Only decent river I've found is 3 minutes behind. Sake.

Also true. If it's more of what we're used to as in Isak isolated, lack of any identifiable patterns of play etc then fml.

Tonali dropped. Fists clenched. Fewm setting in. Remember rotation is a thing. Calm down. Got a beer. Howay the lads.

Dare I ask what it was? Tonali dropped?

Sunday 3pm kick off?

A trend that we often fail to win when we have the lion's share of the ball. Even when we finished 4th, drew 0-0 at home to 2 sides that went down. Score draws to West Ham and Bournemouth that season who finished in the bottom 6 (iirc). Again, I don't know if there's a trend but if there is it suggests a lack of tactical evolution and/or a lack of incisiveness on the ball from players we have.

From the most recent Athletic article. Would like to see the same but for across Howe's whole tenure here. A bit damning if there's a trend. Newcastle United 1-0 Southampton - 22.2% possession. Newcastle United 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur - 34.3% possession. Newcastle United 1-0 Arsenal - 36.1% possession. Newcastle United 1-1 Manchester City - 37.7% possession. Newcastle United 3-3 Liverpool - 41.2% possession. Newcastle United 0-2 West Ham United - 52.8% possession. Newcastle United 0-1 Brighton & Hove Albion - 59.9% possession.

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Had their number down there a bit in recent years, had Forest's as well. Here's hoping for a similar result.

Was livid he didn't make changes and bring on fresh legs until after we went behind last night. Were crying out for them in the 10 minutes before they scored.

Was in the Milburn last night and the average age around me must've been 60. Got asked to sit down when I stood up when we went through on the break in the 2nd half. Utter woke nonsense.

Expected an improved performance and we got that in abundance. Probably should've won the game; Gordon's got to make it 2-0 just before HT and I felt in the 10 minutes before they scored their 3rd we needed fresh legs on but we didn't get them on until after they scored. Was fewwwwming. How the ref blows for time when he did is beyond me, there was a check for a nonsensical penalty after their players were whinging which should've added time on. Regardless, I'm still a miserable cunt; don't think any corners have been turned unless we can back it up against Brentford 2x, Leicester and Ipswich.

Also the preceding game for us was a tragic performance at Palace in the final days of November, before the Liverpool game in the early December, looking good under a new manager.

8 goals conceded in 2 games since we failed to have a shot on target in a half of football against these. Yanited.

Jesus fucking Christ.

It's hardly ever a decent PL club, tbf. 2025: Bromley, L2 (H) 2024: mackems, CH (A) 2023: Sheff Wed, L1 (A) 2022: Cambridge, L1 (H) 2021: Arsenal, PL, (A) (COVID) 2020: Rochdale, L1 (A) 2019: Blackburn, CH, (H) 2018: Luton, L2 (H) 2017: Birmingham, CH (A) 2016: Watford, PL (A) 2015: Leicester, PL (A) 2014: Cardiff, PL (H) 2013: Brighton, CH (A) 2012: Blackburn, PL (H) 2011: Stevenage, L2 (A)

I think we'll see a much improved performance, whether that'll be good enough to get a positive result who knows, if we do get either or happy days but it's about backing it up in games like Brentford away and Leicester at home after it.

30 bar a ticket n'al. Helps PSR though. Honest.

Doubt Chelsea will be, don't think they were when they had non league Chesterfield at home.

Return of Andy Woodman.

They're taking time to warm the balls up to ensure Man Utd are drawn at home to a team from the Championship or below which is televised, clearly.