[Albion] Premier League 6-8/2

[Normandy seagull]

Shirley WBA are gone now?

Never bet against them- until it’s mathematically impossible I’m not commenting

 

[lawros left foot]

The Baggies have played both their games against the other 2 teams marooned at the bottom. I can’t see where their next win is coming from. Us maybe, then only Southampton and Wolves who are both having an awful run of form.



I put in Us maybe, cos I never tempt fate.

 

[Swansman]

Never bet against them- until it’s mathematically impossible I’m not commenting

Funny, I usually bet against them... and win money from it. Also disagree with the "I'm not commenting" part.

 

[Jolly Red Giant]

The Baggies have played both their games against the other 2 teams marooned at the bottom. I can’t see where their next win is coming from. Us maybe, then only Southampton and Wolves who are both having an awful run of form.

WBA look like a busted flush at this stage - no bounce from appointing big Sam and no evidence that they can put a run together.

On the other hand - of Sheff Utd can pull out any sort of a result against Chelsea this evening they could put a few result together to drag themselves up.

 

[Robinjakarta]

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Is it in Hoddles contract that he has to call Kane 'Harry' at every given opportunity...

Horrible biased prick

They're at it in the Wolves/Leicester match now calling players 'Justin' and 'Jonny.'

 

[Motogull]

Get on with it Leicester.

 

[Weststander]

Why on earth did Maitland-Niles join WBA.

Surely he had other options.

With Snodgrass, Diagne and Yokuslu, he fell for the spin that Allardyce projects always deliver.

 

[theboybilly]

Quite, assuming we get to go to away games next season Fulham is light year's ahead of Burnley. Unfortunately I can see Burnley going down so Newcastle then.

Is Fulham away really that much better than Burnley? I would agree for the logistics of actually getting to either as normally the trains are cancelled every Burnley weekend but if you look beyond Wetherspoons Burnley has some decent pubs. I usually stay the Saturday night. Fulham? Most pubs are packed which is not for me. I like to get my beer in a couple of minutes rather than jostle at the bar for ages. Then there's that awful outside concourse that is almost guaranteed to be on a winter evening. Not for me. Don't get me wrong, I love Craven Cottage, probably the closest now to a real football ground (well at least 50% of it) but there are better away days even in London. Charlton and Brentford (as was) a case in point

 

[The Wizard]

Wolves are absolutely dire to watch, like us under Hughton but with a far more expensive squad

 

[pasty]

Wolves get a point. FT 0-0

Really thought Vardy had won it for Leicester at the end there.

 

[lawros left foot]

Wolves get a point. FT 1-1

Really thought Vardy had won it for Leicester at the end there.

F.T. 0-0

Shirley?

 

[Motogull]

Wolves get a point. FT 1-1

Really thought Vardy had won it for Leicester at the end there.

My TV must be broken then. It says 0-0.

 

[pasty]

F.T. 0-0

Shirley?

My TV must be broken then. It says 0-0.

Oops.

 

[Swansman]

Not the PL but Zlatan scored club career goal no 500 and 501 today. Decent.

 

[Motogull]

Oops.

But the point haul was 1-1.

 

[The Wizard]

0/0 written all over this game, Man City look like they’ve come for a point, barely playing a forward pass.

 

[lawros left foot]

I really can’t wait for the shiny new European Super League. Just imagine, being able to watch games like this, and the recent Liverpool v Manchester United every week.
Enthralling.

 

[The Wizard]

Woefully soft penalty but that’s what football is nowadays.

One of the worst penalties you’ve ever seen from Gundogan

 

[lawros left foot]

Woefully soft penalty but that’s what football is nowadays.

One of the worst penalties you’ve ever seen from Gundogan

Challenging Sterling’s one against us.

 

[albionalbino]

Awful first half