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[Dan Gleebals]

On 10/09/2025 at 19:51, et tu brute said:

 

No it was due to the full allocation not being taken by the club on a couple of occasions, had fuck all to do with selling out. There has also been a couple of times in the Premier League when Everton have not sold their full allocation either. As for the part they always sell out, well well well:

 

 

On 10/09/2025 at 19:51, et tu brute said:

 

No it was due to the full allocation not being taken by the club on a couple of occasions, had fuck all to do with selling out. There has also been a couple of times in the Premier League when Everton have not sold their full allocation either. As for the part they always sell out, well well well:

 

I know it is only Everton, but pictures like that are not a good look, only a few weeks into your new home.  Our own decisions on stadium capacity are going to be important, loads of empty seats is a shit look. 
 

[Slim]

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[et tu brute]

Key relegation game coming up, but they already have a match thread up on our game and another thread on Wissa's injury 

[SAFC L]

32 minutes ago, et tu brute said:

Key relegation game coming up, but they already have a match thread up on our game and another thread on Wissa's injury 

Is it really classed as a relegation game? I don’t think Palace will be anywhere near down there.

[Menace]

37 minutes ago, et tu brute said:

Key relegation game coming up, but they already have a match thread up on our game and another thread on Wissa's injury 

 

Your posts on here are mostly about them - it's a bit ironic no?

[KennyUtd]

1 hour ago, Menace said:

 

Your posts on here are mostly about them - it's a bit ironic no?

Ending a sentence with no?

Just no.

[The Fountain]

1 hour ago, Menace said:

 

Your posts on here are mostly about them - it's a bit ironic no?

Every post on here is about Sunderland. The Man Utd thread is full of posts about Man Utd

[Menace]

52 minutes ago, KennyUtd said:

Ending a sentence with no?

Just no.

 

 

13 minutes ago, The Fountain said:

Every post on here is about Sunderland. The Man Utd thread is full of posts about Man Utd

 

I get that, but have a look at his posting history - I never see him in any other thread but here

[et tu brute]

2 hours ago, Menace said:

 

Your posts on here are mostly about them - it's a bit ironic no?

They're not, but even if they were there is one thread on the mackems not multiple over here. Finally though, what the fuck has it got to do with you anyway?, and if you don't like it, then either ignore it or swivel 

[et tu brute]

6 minutes ago, Menace said:

 

 

 

I get that, but have a look at his posting history - I never see him in any other thread but here

Daft cunt, stop your lying 

[et tu brute]

2 hours ago, SAFC L said:

Is it really classed as a relegation game? I don’t think Palace will be anywhere near down there.

You will though

[Menace]

 This guy is so touchy man 

[et tu brute]

1 minute ago, Menace said:

 This guy is so touchy man 

And you're a prick, next?

[SAFC L]

44 minutes ago, et tu brute said:

You will though

Well, yeah. Every promoted club seems to be in and around the bottom 3 come end of the season. It’s the reality of the gap between prem and championship.

[Coffee_Johnny]

Good result today and great start, to be fair, for the Mak-nee-marras. No shots on target so probs a grim watch. That said Palace only managed 6 shots on target (1.5XG) so doesn’t sound like they had their backs against the wall time the whole game. 

[TeddySAFC]

2 hours ago, Coffee_Johnny said:

Good result today and great start, to be fair, for the Mak-nee-marras. No shots on target so probs a grim watch. That said Palace only managed 6 shots on target (1.5XG) so doesn’t sound like they had their backs against the wall time the whole game. 

Lacked a cutting edge going forward but in control for quite a bit of it.

 

Roefs made some outstanding saves though.

 

Great point on the road.

[Danh1]

Good start by them. Think they’ll stay up comfortably. Leeds, Burnley and one of Brentford or Wolves will go imo. 

[Pilko]

Decent point for them today. They have had fairly gentle fixtures so far but they've got a good return from them.

 

Time will tell but so far they look like the one of the promoted three which has the best chance of stopping up.

[Wallsendmag]

Well done on their 0-0 win today.

 

Keep it up and they could well be joining us in the Champions League next season.

[Coffee_Johnny]

12 hours ago, TeddySAFC said:

Lacked a cutting edge going forward but in control for quite a bit of it.

 

Roefs made some outstanding saves though.

 

Great point on the road.

Was a great point. Going to need to find a way to break teams down and score though (not meaning to state the obvious) but seem to recall you didn’t score many last year, do you think you have added goals to the team with the signings made? 

[SAFC L]

12 minutes ago, Coffee_Johnny said:

Was a great point. Going to need to find a way to break teams down and score though (not meaning to state the obvious) but seem to recall you didn’t score many last year, do you think you have added goals to the team with the signings made? 

Thing is that’s usually the case for a fair few promoted sides. Problems going forward.

 

You look at this season so far and you have us on 5 goals, Burnley on 4 & Leeds on 1 (just a penalty).

 

I reckon we may stop up this year because of how much we’ve went for it. There are a fair few teams in this league who have taken survival as a given because of how bad the promoted teams used to be. It’s caught up to the likes of Wolves and West Ham now I think.

[gbandit]

1 minute ago, SAFC L said:

Thing is that’s usually the case for a fair few promoted sides. Problems going forward.

 

You look at this season so far and you have us on 5 goals, Burnley on 4 & Leeds on 1 (just a penalty).

 

I reckon we may stop up this year because of how much we’ve went for it. There are a fair few teams in this league who have taken survival as a given because of how bad the promoted teams used to be. It’s caught up to the likes of Wolves and West Ham now I think.

Think it’s very difficult to predict this season. I’d expect non-promoted teams to strengthen like crazy in January if they’re in or around the relegation spots. Going to actually be interesting to watch the bottom of the table in May for the first time in a few years. I think you’ve probably got a better chance of staying up than Burnley and Leeds in all honesty 

[hithere]

1 hour ago, Coffee_Johnny said:

Was a great point. Going to need to find a way to break teams down and score though (not meaning to state the obvious) but seem to recall you didn’t score many last year, do you think you have added goals to the team with the signings made? 

Adingra’s good for a few historically, same with Brobbey. Thought we missed Le Feé yesterday, he adds a lot in terms of creativity.

 

I think we’ve done about as well as a newly promoted side can. 

[SAFC L]

52 minutes ago, gbandit said:

Think it’s very difficult to predict this season. I’d expect non-promoted teams to strengthen like crazy in January if they’re in or around the relegation spots. Going to actually be interesting to watch the bottom of the table in May for the first time in a few years. I think you’ve probably got a better chance of staying up than Burnley and Leeds in all honesty 

Yeah, there’s an actual battle for survival this year.

 

I said all summer that the three new sides this season will put up much more of a fight than the newly promoted teams have from the last 2 years.

[Stifler]

Far too early to say they’ll stay up.

This time last year Ipswich looked in a good position to stay up, and Luton the year before. They were both very well in it until they weren’t and fell away sharply.