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[Albion] To Avoid Potter Bashing - The Staying Up Tracker - season 21-22 Final Update - 11 ABOVE
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deslynhamsmoustache1
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Ironically we really are the Yam Yams bogie team. Admittedly they beat us in December but that's the first time in yonks. Southampton and Wolves at home are nailed on 1-1draws.
um bongo molongo
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On the beach?
schmunk
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- Aug 8, 2005
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I know, I know! Shambolic effort from me. Laptop got left at work, no access etc, blah blah blah. I know you don't care!!
Anyway, how fantastic was that! We have totally destroyed London this season, marvellous.
4 points ahead and I may as well go and sit on the beach like our players did for 7 games
Anyway, how fantastic was that! We have totally destroyed London this season, marvellous.
4 points ahead and I may as well go and sit on the beach like our players did for 7 games
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£50 deposited into REMF. And happy to do so!
Perkino
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Our home form feels even more frustrating when we consider our incredible away form. We need to find a plan B to unlock disciplined sides, or get some lucky scenarios to open up the scoring
To Avoid Potter Bashing - The Staying Up Tracker - season 21-22 Game 33 Update - 4 ABOVE
We got a lucky scenario against Norwich (handball) which didn’t work.
Southampton would have watched the Norwich game in detail. They’ll do what most away teams do at the Amex; sit back, be hyper-organised and compact whilst waiting patiently for the 2 or 3 chances they’ll get to nick the game. As yet, I don’t think we have the personnel to break down those tactics (which we rarely see away) although starting with Sarmiento would certainly get the crowd going.
We’ll have a better chance if they try and play like Burnley and hope for another of our worst performances under Potter’s stewardship.
We got a lucky scenario against Norwich (handball) which didn’t work.
Southampton would have watched the Norwich game in detail. They’ll do what most away teams do at the Amex; sit back, be hyper-organised and compact whilst waiting patiently for the 2 or 3 chances they’ll get to nick the game. As yet, I don’t think we have the personnel to break down those tactics (which we rarely see away) although starting with Sarmiento would certainly get the crowd going.
We’ll have a better chance if they try and play like Burnley and hope for another of our worst performances under Potter’s stewardship.
Perkino
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We frustrated Man City by being disciplined and somehow the ball falls to Mahrez in our box for them to take the lead. Ultimately how we have been playing at home hasn't got the desired results and seeing Sarmiento maybe the answer
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And the league table which oddly shows Burnley climbing above both Everton and Leeds. Can't see it myself. They have two key games v Villa. I guess if Villa don't care that could help them get the 4 points "predicted".
Also note there are only 4 points between 10th (great season) and 15th (meh). The margins are so small.
Also note there are only 4 points between 10th (great season) and 15th (meh). The margins are so small.
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I'm looking at that United game and think we have a really big chance to win.
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I concur. If ever a team was going to limp cowardly to the end of the season it's United this season. Half the team want to leave, the other half know the new manager will want them leave. There for the taking!!
As we did at Old Trafford.