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Didn't do our games, too scared, but had us needing 9points to finish above Spurs (our game against them notwithstanding)which involved them winning today. So on that logic its scarily close. Bournemouth at home on paper was probably their best remaining fixture, Villa away arguably our hardest. Also like a lot of the remaining fixtures: Arsenal v Brighton, Man U v Villa, Villa v Spurs, Brighton v Man City, Spurs v Man U, Liverpool v Villa, Spurs v Man United. Whatever the case, rather important game next week and always fancied it more than Brighton at home

Notts County keeping it interesting Last time Napoli won the league we finished 3rd

Man United and Andy Cole, sort of

Its such a nothing game that even if it were 9-0 I could imagine it being brushed off by Leicester as a write-off and even get a response/raised performance level in their next game.

Haven't got a PL result nevermind scoreline right today, enter Man City

Bill Murray's character in King Pin based on this radge or something?

Villa away was a hard game, Spurs are the ones that shit the bed today us next week, then Liverpool and Man United plus Villa away. Beat them next week and that could be that for these

Forecast the rest of the seasons results last week, had us needing 9points to finish above Spurs - but had them winning this so now its 6 *without factoring in our games (e.g. Spurs next week)

Dry your beds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzybAS7zltE

"filthy hun weasels fighting their dirty under handed war" versus "brave salt of the earth Tommy's" I think Owen's dive against Argentina in 98 is where it started.

Apropos of nothing, got a feeling Northampton will nick it at Carlisle

Palpably felt myself with that first dive and inevitable very soft free-kick in the second-half.

Not even fair to Burn at this point to keep plugging away with him. Its not like he's been sub-par, he's been very poor recently.

Bodes well for a response against Spurs mind Got to make the Targett for Burn change.

Getting beat fair and square so this is a side issue - but the referee is as much of a homer as I've ever seen

Felt all season that when a players playing badly the grass isn't greener on the other side, such is the nature of the squa/over achievement re subs. Its much more a team performance that needs changed. Its kind of flattening to continue on with them but not exactly encouraging whoever comes on. Like micro versions of Viana/Robert against Wolves in 04.

Wonder what he'd have managed at Bournemouth and with us in a year. Every one of your posts slaughters the team/manager/club is the point generally and specifically how the bed wetting (whether through excitement or distress at a bad performance) can backfire when context is abandoned.

Maybe don't base things on 45minutes like a baby/idiot/depressant/troll Like "Rice is by far the best player on the pitch and normally I don't particularly rate him." at West Ham a few weeks back.

Wasn't before Bruce, was one of our better grounds, hadn't lost there for nearly 9years, and had lost 7 league games in 28years

Was a day kick-off on a weekday, mind Anfield was mostly empty for a night game so maybe more about the ticket prices - £45 in 1996. England, Scotland and Holland were the only teams that played in full stadiums. Gets forgotten about beneath "its coming home" and all that but it was a poor tournament on and off the field. I was excited about Hagi, Stoichkov, concievably Ginola and Cantona but most English football fans apparently weren't bothered about football outside of the country, unless its Brazil, not that their shallow or owt.

Shame we didn't do a five in a row 02-07 because of all the challenging for titles and Champions League football and what not and as a consequence it went entirely unnoticed, busy as we were concentrating on our own betterment. Sad bastards sure know how to live.

Its not new that Real Madrids fans are demanding and dispassionate, they even used to get pretty poor gates in Europe until the millennium on the other hand its Real f*cking Madrid

its not a question of his ability so much as its a question of his lack of availability as opposed to having someone else. Woodgate was, probably still is, the best defender I've ever seen in a Newcastle shirt but wasnt concerned with selling him because was an injury waiting to happen and managed to play about a third of the time. Especially baring ffp and squad size in mind, it would be foolish NOT to think about moving on and I'm sure its a consideration within the club

"Weighing it up, the Stadium of Light, as a stadium if far superior, it's not even close at the moment." -Harbour Boy