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Like the cup final this season and the cup finals in the 90s? and Liverpool's continuing good fortune with officials and England losing on penalties. History never repeats itself. *Not even saying we wont do it, just saying being worried is natural for football fans, especially with our history and being all Terry Christian about it until its done isn't for everyone. Especially as some of those have slaughtered us for drawing games this season.

Hindsight is 20-20. 2-0 down at Derby later than all those games it was still in doubt.

Atmosphere against Ipswich was actually very edgy, stunned and borderline toxic Fulham was just an abysmal game It wasn't anticpated that Leeds won all their games either whether through ability or luck which would surprse nobody with Liverpool.

Knew a team that had lost three games by late February that looked by a distance the best team in the country, was twelve points clear with their rivals looking unimpressive that it didn't work out for once. Difficult to imagine anybody having lived through that with the slippers on now like logic just occurs in football.

Man United aren't hot. Took VAR for Liverpool to get a result and West Ham's been a graveyard to Man U ambitions at this point of the season in years past.

Can definitely see Man United not winning at West Ham like.

Wonder how much different everyone would feel if we switched the Arsenal and Leicester home game around.

What's wrong with a bit of nerves and worry? Not only healthy but pretty much what you'd expect of any football fans in this situation except. Even Man City fans are hoping we beat Arsenal. Its the reaction to a defeat or draw or a player not playing really well that's shit

Had that down as a draw so no extra lovely breathing space gained.

Just heard Balague talking about a gig he had with Allardyce on Sky and he was dismissive of Guardiola privately with that "i could do better than that" attitude the massive cunt.

Do like keeping Man United as a human shield to Liverpool, plus Brighton deserved it

VAR check

My Napoli Campione D'Italia scarf back in fashion

Bin VAR off just to put more heat and responsibility on the refs versus this plausible deniability scam bullshit

I'm thinking the opposite, cancel each other out and tight, like last season. Plus our games with Brighton are usually forgettable.

Man United obviously had a spate of it Ferguson's - it would be like all those dodgy decisions going to VAR and still being allowed now, Which maybe they would have been

Its really not. Its more likely they'll win every game so we'll need more points with the league leaders next. Logically we beat Leeds and Leicester and get at least a couple points off one of the others but its football. Logically we'd have won the league, never been relegated and never beaten Barcelona with that team we put out

Needs to be a compilation of them, to call more attention to it because its spooky now. Was three in the cup game at Brighton, West Ham, the superkick on Sunday, Isak's goal being disallowed and this c*nt tonight off the top of my head.

That's what fucking me off. They're not even playing well and getting bailed out by these decisions every game and scraping by.

"A controversial penalty" for Liverpool well i fucking never

Maybe there's nothing to fear but fear itself, and because of the fixtures its going to get more fearful before it gets relaxing.

Often see how NUFC doesn't exist anymore often from that Roker Mackem c*nt who spends all his time on the threads of a club that no longer exists getting worked up and agitated about a club that no longer exists. Thought Exile had been put away or is it just with that thread being dark-webbed he's yet to venture into a single other thread on that entire forum? discombobulated c*nts

You won't piss it up the wall either. Whats your take on the Leeds/Man City/Chelsea debate? (bigger pre the latter two's takeovers)

Got a 90/91 black greenalls label vibe about it. Or maybe the black McEwans logo Entertainers one. I like.

Pretty sure one year Wimbledon were. Joe Kinnear's Wimbledon.