4%, 4.6% or 5%?
I find it easier to drink 4% on a session. Stella or Kronenburg sends me loopy.
It certainly was on iFollow abroad today, judging by the number on here who watched it. It always is, by default, with the occasional exception if it is selected for international TV coverage (for example the Blackburn game). When these occasional exceptions happen the club always announces it.
Block 27.Which block was thus?
How many pints did you finish on in the end G?After match was more enjoyable than the game that’s for sure
How many pints did you finish on in the end G?
Unlikely (and I still suspect Millwall might sneak in there) but if we beat WBA, then Huddersfield will be resting players for the play offs. That would leave us needing to win at Stoke to have a very small % chance of doing oit ourselves. A bit like winning those 3 games to avoid relegation a long time ago (final game Everton ?) Still about a 100/1 shot, but a win at the Baggies would make things interesting, plus would be a great result.
WBA home record is very good, it’s away where they struggle. I read they haven’t lost to anyone in the top half at home
i actually miscalculated it was 12 at the time I’m sensible these days and knocked it on the head at 8 o clock
Yep....And Norwich of all clubs is sniffing around another of our players. I'm all for encouraging player's progression but it is a bit of an eye-opener when the likes of Norwich come offering good money for the likes of O'Hare....And not forgetting us gifting Maddison to them a few years back. It's all wrong. I just want those clubs to over-stretch and end up losing everything they betted on. A bit like what we did but without SISU adding their paltry efforts of local diplomacy amongst the fan base and stadium owners. West Brom and QPR are now showing potential to spiral down the league system. This year was important for them, given that Parachute payments bolstered their efforts.The Championship will remain fucked up until they start reducing the huge parachute payments clubs get when coming down.
It creates such a disparity between them and the rest.
We all know at least two of Burnley, Norwich and Watford will be nailed on top six, if not top three next season.
With results going how they went it is not "over" as many seem to be claiming as only four points off of sixth place.
However we would need to win all three which is unlikely - I think the West Brom game will be the trickiest match if we get three points from that one then the play off dream may just still be on,
Absolutely spot on. I am not a SISU fan and I stayed away during the exodus. But I would be very surprised if City press the panic button and invest big in a squad worthy of a challenge. But...The likes of Southampton, Bournemouth, Huddersfield, Sheffield, Norwich, West Hame et al all came from where we are at the moment with relatively small budgets compared to those who drop out of the Prem. Every one of those teams looked head and shoulders above the team that we put out, whenever they were promoted up the league (s).Why were we losing money?
Paying rent at a higher rate then at the Ricoh and playing infront of crowds of 6000.( now that's batshit) and I was one of the ST holders for 2 shit years at SA
Now we have crowds of 20,000 cheaper rent and a proper shop and better cut of all f and b. Sorry mate but we deserve better. Doesnt need much to make that small push to the next level keep what we have and strengthen the squad.
I thought Waghoen suprisingly effective - more movement than Viktor. But I agree about Kelly. It was clear we needed sonme trickery to break down their defence so it had to be Tavares or even Jones.Disappointing day. We did start full of energy, but our passing was a little off, and the energy levels by the 2nd half were way down, as to be expected when we've named an unchanged line-up again for 3 games in 8 days. Defence needs some work in the summer, as we leak some soft goals, and Kane was caught for the 1st goal, but he had a good game going forward. Would of liked to have seen Tavarres and Jones 2nd half to offer more pace and trickery, but we got Waghorn and Kelly.
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