Tonight's Football
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Sunderland take the lead......
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Someone's gettting sent off in this.
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Oh dear. poor decision, Lino. Should be one apiece.
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2-0 Sunderland...
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What on earth has happened to Stoke's defence? That's some of the worst set-piece defending I've seen in a while. 1-0 Trafford Rags. Soft, soft goal
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Fans and players have grown bored of Pulis.....Bruce Rioja wrote:What on earth has happened to Stoke's defence? That's some of the worst set-piece defending I've seen in a while. 1-0 Trafford Rags. Soft, soft goal
Glass ceiling effect.
Similar to what happened here under Allardyce....
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Maybe so - but that still doesn't explain what's happened to their previously barley penetrable defence.BWFC_Insane wrote:Fans and players have grown bored of Pulis.....Bruce Rioja wrote:What on earth has happened to Stoke's defence? That's some of the worst set-piece defending I've seen in a while. 1-0 Trafford Rags. Soft, soft goal
Glass ceiling effect.
Similar to what happened here under Allardyce....

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Well indeed. Though I suspect when you start having those sorts of problems the whole caboodle can easily unravel, including a previously watertight back four!Bruce Rioja wrote:Maybe so - but that still doesn't explain what's happened to their previously barley penetrable defence.BWFC_Insane wrote:Fans and players have grown bored of Pulis.....Bruce Rioja wrote:What on earth has happened to Stoke's defence? That's some of the worst set-piece defending I've seen in a while. 1-0 Trafford Rags. Soft, soft goal
Glass ceiling effect.
Similar to what happened here under Allardyce....
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Aye - true enough. I don't know if you've seen the goal but it looks to me as though Carrick's doing nothing more than trying to keep it alive - next thing it's rolled in. No man on the post and defenders all at sea.BWFC_Insane wrote: Well indeed. Though I suspect when you start having those sorts of problems the whole caboodle can easily unravel, including a previously watertight back four!
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Saw it. Sort of goals sides who are going to be relegated or come damn close, concede......Bruce Rioja wrote:Aye - true enough. I don't know if you've seen the goal but it looks to me as though Carrick's doing nothing more than trying to keep it alive - next thing it's rolled in. No man on the post and defenders all at sea.BWFC_Insane wrote: Well indeed. Though I suspect when you start having those sorts of problems the whole caboodle can easily unravel, including a previously watertight back four!
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Stoke aside, when was the last time Man Utd had such an average (by their standards) set of players?
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we were still doing well under allardyce. stoke have gone all wonky coz he's spent his big money on hasbeens or fake age, fake passport types like wilson palacios.BWFC_Insane wrote:
Glass ceiling effect.
Similar to what happened here under Allardyce....
and now theyre all (even the whites/english/realage types) [are] even older its beginning to show.
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Yeah there are differences for sure. The last few months under Allardyce were fairly dreadful. And for the last two seasons irrespective of doing well, fans were murmuring about the football.a1 wrote:we were still doing well under allardyce. stoke have gone all wonky coz he's spent his big money on hasbeens or fake age, fake passport types like wilson palacios.BWFC_Insane wrote:
Glass ceiling effect.
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and now theyre all (even the whites/english/realage types) even older its beginning to show.
Careful what you wish for an all that.....
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What a fantastic May that would be. QPR and Stoke relegated, Bolton go up after a playoff final win at Wembley... 

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yeah, but allardyce thought he were better than us and his head had gone / been turned / got pissed off he didnt have an endless well of a transfer budget while finding the mearest suggestion of putting his own money in so abbhorant [that] he quit, its not really the same.BWFC_Insane wrote:
Yeah there are differences for sure. The last few months under Allardyce were fairly dreadful. And for the last two seasons irrespective of doing well, fans were murmuring about the football.
Careful what you wish for an all that.....
tony p's not going "if my last name were italian , i'd be managing some big foriegn team / big team in england team, coz i'm awesome. "
tony p has spent a lot of big money on a reasonable team and it masks certain things (ie, he were spending that much money on players that even if theyre not worth 8 million pound and theyre only worth 4, its still 3 more than the likes of burnley/bolton/ten-other-teams-in-the-prem can afford) maybe mr coates has shut his wallet now.
he spent about 6 mill on jonathan walters, for instance.
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youve spelt "wigan" with an "s" a "t" an "o" and a "k" and an "e" accidentally.truewhite15 wrote:What a fantastic May that would be. QPR and Stoke relegated, Bolton go up after a playoff final win at Wembley...
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Nope. I'd rather Stoke go down than Wigan. I hold grudges as a football fan, y'see. I hate Boro, and Watford, but especially Stoke...a1 wrote:youve spelt "wigan" with an "s" a "t" an "o" and a "k" and an "e" accidentally.truewhite15 wrote:What a fantastic May that would be. QPR and Stoke relegated, Bolton go up after a playoff final win at Wembley...
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we got smashed coz coyle's a dick.
oh, yeah, fecking diving c*nt crouch. forgot that.
carry on.
oh, yeah, fecking diving c*nt crouch. forgot that.
carry on.
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I wasn't bothered about Stoke going down, that was until I saw this prick on Full Kit Wankers! 



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