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whatever happens it's been an absolutely terrific season. In the pack with some genuinely big clubs, decent away support at The Amex all season, a side showing that we are a real CHampsionship contender - even though I think we are a little short this season - the pre-Christmas run was debilitating and we have still managed to get back into the mix.
This season has rejuvenated my love for football and this club despite the joys of promotion seasons at Withdean. No longer do I simply scan the away games that will be a good atmoshpere - I genuinely cannot wait for every single home game. It's been a season of huge enjoyment and achievement. If only the positive voices were as loud and consistent as some of the pessimists on here.
I think tonight probably is a seminal moment in terms of reaching the play-offs this season - its not a seminal moment in the continued revival of my beloved Albion and that;s why I shall enjoy another night at The Amex.
whatever happens it's been an absolutely terrific season. In the pack with some genuinely big clubs, decent away support at The Amex all season, a side showing that we are a real CHampsionship contender - even though I think we are a little short this season - the pre-Christmas run was debilitating and we have still managed to get back into the mix.
This season has rejuvenated my love for football and this club despite the joys of promotion seasons at Withdean. No longer do I simply scan the away games that will be a good atmoshpere - I genuinely cannot wait for every single home game. It's been a season of huge enjoyment and achievement. If only the positive voices were as loud and consistent as some of the pessimists on here.
I think tonight probably is a seminal moment in terms of reaching the play-offs this season - its not a seminal moment in the continued revival of my beloved Albion and that;s why I shall enjoy another night at The Amex.
I do agree that with we lose tonight, it won't be the end of the season but this is still a massive game. A win puts our destiny in our own hands and a point keeps us still believing. The crowd need to be massive tonight, not nervous and quiet. It is time to forget the moaning about Poyet not having a Plan B or C. Not moaning about CMS being used effectively. Not moaning about Barnes, our top scorer. It is time to back our team to the hilt. We need all 20,000 Albion fans singing their heart out to give our team the lift they need.
BRING IT ON!
I've been a vocal critic of CMS on NSC, but I have that feeling it's his game tonight. After all, Reading are after him and they're on the way into the Premier League. He's going to want to show them what he can do. Having said that, I would keep him on the bench for starters and stick our top scorer up-front
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Calderon---Greer---El Abd--Mattock
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Bucks----Vicente---Spaz----Lua Lua
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