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MK Dons Vs Brighton and Hove Albion***Official Match Thread***









HAILSHAM SEAGULL

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Nov 9, 2009
10,359
FFS, it aint half time yet, we will turn this around and win this 2-1.
People seem to think we have a divine right to never be behind. Put your trust in Gus and the boys
 


Acker79

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Nov 15, 2008
31,921
Brighton
What the hell? The ref is having a word with the mk dons player for leaving his studs in near murray's face, but MK are taking the free kick?
 


















Si Gull

Way Down South
Mar 18, 2008
4,689
On top of the world
FFS, it aint half time yet, we will turn this around and win this 2-1.
People seem to think we have a divine right to never be behind. Put your trust in Gus and the boys

It's also unrealistic to expect to go the rest of the season without losing - IF we were to lose this game it's not a disaster and better than losing to Hudds or SCC.
 
























Acker79

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Nov 15, 2008
31,921
Brighton

It's fate, isn't it? When something becomes such an issue of contention it often blows up in the faces of someone. All the fans and gus going on about how great our football is, and how we're so great and running away with the division because we play great passing football like barcelona and arsenal, all because Steve Claridge said our style wouldn't work at a higher level.

One poster even emailed the bbc about claridge's comments.

Now we underperform today (so far), claridge will be able to sit smugly at his desk and point to our performance today. He won't acknowledge the performances v charlton, or peterborough, or portsmouth or watford or... whoever. He will back up his comment on the back of today's game "It's all well and good playing the ball around plymouth and bristol, but today they faced MK Dons, one of the better teams in league one, and they struggled, so how can you not see they will struggle in a better division?"

Fate often works this way when controversies abound. "So-and-So can't score away from home" followed by a hatrick for him, "The keeper may have good distribution, but he never saves penalties" followed by him saving two penalties, or whatever.

If we'd ignored Claridge's comments instead of bigging ourselves up (however deserved) the fates would be shining on us today, unfortunately they are not (yet).
 


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