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Bridcutt: 37 games, 5 assists, 0 goals. You may be right that Josh isn't dictating games, but you can't make that assumption using those stats.

You had a Keymer Nan? Sorry - couldn't resist.

Any Hassocks/Keymer residents or ex-residents who have an objective opinion? I've lived in Brighton nearly all my life but did spend a year in and out of Henfield and Sayer's Common so am up to (the lack of) speed with village life... just curious as to what marks Hassocks up or down...

:lolol: Did a search on Wayne on Tapatalk before posting this and nothing came up - genuinely. So I thought it hadn't been mentioned. Whoops! I'll get back to writing Thatcher jokes. EDIT: I just searched on the full forum as well and can't find the thread from yesterday. Is the search tool...

... To Frankie (obviously) That is all. Congrats Wayne!

I believe Archer no longer has any financial concern in the club, yes? As it wasn't that long ago - literally just a few years - that he still had. You certainly wouldn't want a debt from BHAFC to come up in someone's probate, that's for sure.

So it was Palace versus Palace, at Palace, and Palace STILL didn't win.

I honestly believe if we beat Leicester we are not only almost a certainty for play-offs but the only team we need to look over our shoulders at is Bolton.

What, the team or the commentary?!

I'm guessing very few people on this thread saw Gus's after-match comments on Player about why he shouldn't be playing a too attack-minded formation. Hammond will start tonight, I reckon. He's made strong hints about that.

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Wish is granted 1 - 0

He won't. Listen to his post-match interview on Player - he has a go at those people calling for attacking formations explaining how that effected how poor we were first half against Forest.

Bookies have the Palace win as favourite... it's more likely the fan's confidence that is lowest. Though I would say, if Holloway doesn't get anything out of this, on a pitch he knows well against a team he knows intimately, who are down to 10 men, then you really should be getting the knives out.

Murray edges Nadal on hard courts - and probably will do for some time. On clay however...

Genuinely scratching my head at people who think this is an April Fool's. There's a presser at the Amex this morning, which Andy Naylor reports on. So he'd go there and then just make up stuff that is 1) likely to be true anyway, and 2) unfunny?

Twitter / AndyNaylorArgus: Tano says Kuszczak and Bridcutt ...

Tano says Kuszczak and Bridcutt are both available to face Charlton after recovering from illness - according to Naylor on Twitter. Happy Easter everyone! :)

No, me neither. My heart would take a proper kicking - in many ways regardless of the result.

I have Leicester going to pieces, Hull and Cardiff ending up neck and neck and Bolton catching up.