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I hope so - the solidity & rigidity at the back last game gave us some real freedom going forward that I haven't seen from us in such a way in a while; with Kenedy & Perez almost taking up free roles and also allowing Diame to get forward a bit more as well I thought. Agree. Think we'll be letting them have the ball for most of it.

Dummett still out. 3 centre halves again?

Because Rafa's class.

Think both protests should tbh. Why? They're going to fall flat on their arse, probably to the point of the media, mayhaps even Ashley himself just laughing at the attempts. That's due to a mixture of things, the Shirebrook shambles and subsequent loss of respect from some in the MG, recent form, the division caused by certain individuals and the fact the campaign has only had real publicity on Twitter. I think they'll end up going ahead and I'll be taking part regardless but I don't think it's right for them to go ahead. If January goes tits up the desire for many fans to protest is reignited, if it goes well the MG can claim partial responsibility for that from the initial pressure. Right now, after a good winning run and good performances with upcoming matches against sides around us in the festive period, desire to protest from many fans is not high. It's just not worth it. I thought you said you were boycotting wolves? Personally i think people should just do it, if not many others join in that's up to them, but if people feel strongly enough about it they will do it anyway. Like i am boycotting altogether, even if we get full houses, i don't feel like my protest is useless, it's what i FEEL is right, i'm not prepared to give him any more ticket money, and that's it. I am still taking part. No idea why it read to some like I'm against the MG or the idea of protesting. It just doesn't seem like uptake will be great and if that's the case the critics will be on the case. And I didn't mean arbitrarily cancelling it, just having someone press the question to Rafa and him answering something along the lines that he needs the fans for support in a crucial home game, and use that as justification. But given his answer regarding the walk in, he'll be diplomatic as per. Just my opinion like. Again, I'm not saying we shouldn't protest against the fat cunt. Anything but.

Think both protests should tbh. Why? They're going to fall flat on their arse, probably to the point of the media, mayhaps even Ashley himself just laughing at the attempts. That's due to a mixture of things, the Shirebrook shambles and subsequent loss of respect from some in the MG, recent form, the division caused by certain individuals and the fact the campaign has only had real publicity on Twitter. I think they'll end up going ahead and I'll be taking part regardless but I don't think it's right for them to go ahead. If January goes tits up the desire for many fans to protest is reignited, if it goes well the MG can claim partial responsibility for that from the initial pressure. Right now, after a good winning run and good performances with upcoming matches against sides around us in the festive period, desire to protest from many fans is not high. It's just not worth it.

Think both protests should tbh.

So does Pellegrini. And that vile tuna pasta bake making fat melt.

They could've just said "urged supporters to walk in 11 minutes late" but y'know.

On around $38,000 a week according to these articles in the Fail and Chronicle so I'd imagine so.

Trust in Rafa tbh. (that's even if we sign him, which we probably won't) Would be intrigued if we did though.

Get in.

Seen a debate on Twitter a while back and I think this'll spark another one here, but regarding your own all time NUFC XI, who's on the left: Daveed or Robert?

Aye he was, like. Nice to finally have a NUFC pundit on a game of ours on Sky that isn't an Ashley apologist.

10 man Stoke ahead again. Derby been shite since they equalised. No idea why I'm watching this.

Chronicle peddling it now, that Steve Nickson is heading over to the US regarding it.

Nice free kick by that Derby lad.

Gives us a solid defensive base with opportunities to counter attack, and gives us an advantage on set pieces with those CBs on the pitch. An extra bit of creativity and a more clinical striker and we're cooking on gas.

TBH, I think it's fairly debatable whether these protests going ahead will be good for the movement or not. Don't get me wrong here, I think getting a stark message across before January is very important but the fact that these protests may well fall flat on their arses, I don't think it'll be good for the group as a whole. Rich[/member] made a very good point on this.

Southampton won't beat you's. We've just drawn at home to Palace and struggled past Young Boys. I wouldn't rule it out Neesy. Aye but Mark Hughes. Agree with you that 14/1 is very weird odds for Jose to go next, like.

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Happened last year and ended away at Goodison, which is our game after this. Can see that repeating tbh.

Thought he was superb on Monday miss aside. This new 3-5-1-1 (or 5-3-1-1 whatever it is) formation we used particularly out of possession I'd like to see us use more away from home, especially vs the sides we need results against.

He'd be a player I'd be excited to see play and what he can do if we signed him, and I haven't had a feeling like that about a new signing for ages. I miss it.

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