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Pleased Bristol are getting knocked out (unless some miracle happens) as they have looked total shit every time I've seen them play live. Sheff United will be a lot harder to beat than Bristol, if the mackems do get through. I would have heavily fancied Coventry or Sunderland to win the final if Bristol had somehow got through.

One of a very few yes, I've been seeing derbies since the 70s and I'm quite happy for the cunts to spend the rest of eternity in the lower leagues

I see the faux outrage squad are banging their drums, because one of them mentioned about speaking to a Newcastle Councillor about the new possible stadium location. For one there has been virtually nothing coming out, so I don't believe for a second that a high ranking Councillor would just give some mackem confidential information, which would have NDAs in place on any agreement. I love seeing how broken they are now on any mention concerning our club, the sad cunts.

You're right, Villa's champions league chances will be probably dependent on the next two games. Win those two and they will be playing Tottenham and Man U teams with key players rested and thoughts on the Europa final (though it wouldn't probably matter anyway with their form this season). They probably need to win all four games to be even a worry for us, but, unfortunately both Fulham and Bournemouth's form has certainly dipped recently. Both need points though for their own European ambitions.

It's up to us at the end of the day. We will know by the end of the Forest game, a much clearer picture on whether we are in a stronger position, no real change or if we are in a poorer position. A win would be massive though, as if we do, there maybe a possible opportunity that we can confirm qualification against Chelsea. None of the four teams this weekend has an easy game.

He's one of many then who were desperate to believe it. A one second check told you that the fiddler was in jail when the profile was created. Totally desperate man creating a profile to try and hide the shame and then try and put it onto us. Mustn't of liked the blow up seagulls floating round the away end in the cup game

Last time one of the daft cunts created a Facebook profile for the one who fiddled the seagull, with with no posts and a NUFC cover and a couple of NUFC photo, which the sad cunts tried to latch onto to hide their shame. None of them checked that the profile was created when the bloke was actually in prison. Absolutely desperate

Absolute bullshit, for a start you don't make a journey to St James on the day of the takeover when you have no interest. So much so, that he was still drunk on a pre arranged tv interview the following morning.

I fancied Brentford to get something, as their only defeat in 8 away games has been us

Potts also, Kelly came back, but, very rarely played and then disappeared again.

I have posted several times before that I have thought the manager is out of her depth at this level. I am encouraged that she states within the interview, that she knows she has made mistakes. Too many signings made, were of Championship level (not higher level either) and we needed more from the WSL and from abroad. This needs to be the way forward this year and I'm expecting a higher standard of recruitment this summer. The club and owners want WSL football and as women's football does not form part of PSR rules, there is no reason why we can't attract the right standard to make the jump.

A draw wouldn't be a bad result, but, a win could well mean that a win against Chelsea would seal our champions league position. The two games up here, first we should have won comfortably and were undone by dreadful defending from a free kick, second we were an offside decision from winning with a last gap winner. Lost two, but, could and probably should have been won two. Pedro missing is a bonus as he is definitely their key player currently. As mentioned in an earlier post, we need to start strong and watch their speed on the break. It will be a tough game, but, if we turn up as we did against Arsenal and Liverpool in the cup, I've got no doubt we can come away with a massive victory. The obvious worry, is for some reason (like Bournemouth), we seem to never give our best performances when playing Brighton. Only time was two years ago in similar circumstances with champions league qualification, so I hope the importance ensures our players are on it again.

Need to start strong (certainly not like Villa) and try and control the game. Pedro missing is certainly a plus, as he is a very decent player, and is the player who always seems to be the key when Brighton are playing well. They're not in the greatest form, but, they're a decent team and we need to be on it from the off. We have struggled against the teams in the upper mid table positions this season, and it's vital we don't allow another one to put our champions league advantage at risk.

No chance they would have let him go without it being a watertight deal being in place

10x more the catchment size The clubs are only 13 miles apart. They love a good lie over there

Hopefully it's a case of checking if they can continue to manage the injury. Seems like this has been the case so far, but, sensible to get a specialist opinion to be 100%

I thought he looked sharp today when he came on.

It was certainly on target and looked to be going in unless the keeper would have saved it. We were having the same discussions about lack of game time for Hall last year. Next year will, I would imagine be the one where he will push on and utilised more. If not then he will probably be off loaded next year at no significant loss and maybe even a profit. His decision making was actually very good today.

Chelsea were quite fortunate to beat an Everton team with nothing to play for today. Chelsea have been in pretty poorish form since January

https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/ipswich-leicester-southampton.1653767/post-42666417 Reality finally starting to hit home I see

Aye he played well today

I watched the highlights again just before, and for Bruno's error for Liverpool's goal, it looks to me he has to change his direction, due to the referee blocking his way. Just really noticed it now and I don't know what other people think of when looking back again.

Question is did we intentionally sign him for the purpose of selling him on for a fee in January for PSR reasons, or (more likely) was it due to a offer by Juventus being too good to turn down and that he hadn't really impressed in his time here. Brilliant deal for us mind, for a signing that cost nothing in terms of transfer fee.

Birmingham is fine as a city, the ground even currently is fine also. However, you then have the cunts which are the Villa fan base to contend with. For some unknown reason (no history behind it), they seem to have this direct rivalry aimed towards us (if you look on their main forum, our thread is regularly updated and near the top of the Other Football section), and take massive satisfaction when things are not going well on our side. They are just outside of Liverpool, Arsenal and Man United for clubs with the biggest cunts as supporters, and probably level with Everton (another club with a strange obsession with us).

One good thing is that Ipswich have no option but to try and play for a win, otherwise they will be relegated. Really, either way, we have no excuses though, we are playing a team on only 21 points and with half their first choice players missing. I'm certain that our players will be very motivated (imo) after the worst performance (by a long way) this season last weekend