After some of the posts don't think I'll bother getting in my car.
I always thought the same, but after seeing him not getting knocked off the ball a few times thought perhaps it's just his genial, slightly goofy demeanour that made him look lightweight. And that haircut.Looked good in his cameo the other day and wirh Sarmiento out he looks next in line. Was good to see him shrugging off challenges and getting involved. Looked a bit lightweight early doors.
Don't knock the Steggall. Friend and I still use one of his post game summaries, 'Awesome, great stuff.'I dislike Bournemouth for the pettiest of reasons.
Growing up as a kid, pre-internet, my Albion highlights were limited to the briefest of clips on the local news, with us being horribly shit at the bottom of Division 3. Andy f***ing Steggal with his irritating hair smugly presented. Bastard.
Bournemouth got a full minute sometimes, we’d get ten seconds - if we won. Which was rare.
I told you it was petty!
fantastic isn't it, for 2 totally meaningless fixtures on the other side of the world whilst you are chasing millions of pounds in your domestic competition ....whoever dreams these fixtures up needs a kick in the headCaicedo, Estupinan and Sarmiento went to Australia with Ecuador.
and Sarmiento got a broken foot for his trouble!
You're wrong.So, if tonight is a "must win", that means even if we get a draw then the rest of our EPL season is a write-off? 11 dead rubbers to follow.
Agreed, they looked very quick on the break and dangerous with it. The two most threatening players had only just signed too I think.Despite the result, Bournemouth, at the Amex, impressed me more than other recent opponents including both Fulham and Brentford. I said at the time that I saw them having a decent chance of avoiding the drop.
They've since gone on to draw with Newcastle, win at Wolves, lose narrowly at Arsenal having been two up, beat Liverpool and come from behind to beat Fulham.
It's a tough, tough game tonight.
Save you spending bloody ages sitting in it trying to get away at the endAfter some of the posts don't think I'll bother getting in my car.
When Ali Mac was asked about the Bournemouth home game he said "But I wasn't playing in that game". I don't think he was being arrogant, he is just at a stage where he knows he can have a positive impact on a game. I loved the comment.Thought that Bournemouth gave us a very close game at the Amex so i expect this will be difficult tonight and would take a draw if offered now.
In the last fixture we didn't have Caicedo or Mac A so hopefully they make the difference as Billing bullied our players all over the pitch.
OK.Not much optimism for tonight then.
I'm hopeful - we're a better team than they are on the day.Not much optimism for tonight then.
Under RdZ, all predictions that Gross won't start (or last the entire match) have transpired to be wrongWouldn't be surprised to see a couple of changes in addition to Webster coming in for Colwill.
Maybe Enciso and Ferguson in for Welbeck and Gross (or Veltman)?
The poor lot will hurt their heads at cornersThey fell over a *lot* at the Amex didn't they?