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Irritable bowl syndrome?

Any Premier League chairman including TB could comfortably buy their way into the top 3 and European places, and quite possibly even the WSL title, with an additional £1-1.5m outlay. The current women's transfer fee record (Ramirez to Chelsea) is £426K. The next two, Walsh and Roord, went to...

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The way the Albion lose, we even seem to do that in style. Everton at the Amex last season, Villa and Luton this. But when we're firing on all cylinders, there's still few teams that can stop us in England and abroad. Luton was just a very bad performance all round. RDZ said as much...

Roberto de Zerbi, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We did not play. It was a blackout. We have to remember this day." "We played badly, not one player played well, and our substitutes too. Everyone has to take responsibility." "Luton played a great game. We knew how difficult this game...

It'll probably take a while before this sink's in.

A refund for tonight? It's a pipe dream.

I'm still waiting for the Albion to refund my dry cleaning bill for the Rochdale game at Withdean.

I'm not enarmored of this thread.

Transfer window isn't shutting tonight.

"I'm usually Mr Positive..." (Match Thread, post 255) :lolol: With the game still going on midway through the 2nd half, this isn't the right time. Why even go there? Yes, we'll lose this one badly, but are you predicting this season is going to end horribly like you said it would last year...

*gets camera ready*

The best bit about the 1st half is that we're not in Luton watching it.

Now I like Milner as a player, but let's hope the injury isn't that serious.

About that win away...

The water's fine. :) It's not that I wouldn't be happy, but given the option, I'd personally prefer an away win tonight against prime relegation candidates, the likes of whom we often seem to struggle to put away. It's less about the points, but more of a statement of being able to dispatch...

Who you gonna call? :)

Derbies are almost always close affairs, so avoiding defeat against Palace, even in their current state, maintains our clear superiority. 3 points tonight though is where it's at. Hopefully the lads will match Luton's workrate and then have too much quality.

With our age demographic, the only drugs problem NSC is likely to have is if our doctors don't prescribe enough of them.

Wilfried. Last time I saw him, he was in Solly March's pocket.