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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by Lord Kangana » Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:24 am

For accuracy, that'd be four top eight finishes.
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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by truewhite15 » Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:30 am

martin1877coywm wrote:
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martin1877coywm wrote:There is quite a lot of belief that Bolton can beat Villa here. I think Bolton will lose...our back line looks very shaky, especially against Newcastle, and going forward we looked absolutely hopeless. Hopefully we win but a loss or draw looks more likely.
Hopeless pessimist. :wink:
Well it's so competitive this season mate, every team below is capable of challenging for Europe and we're not even safe from relegation-only being 9 points clear from third from last
Yes, it is competitive, but we're on form and at the right end of the table. Villa are not. When you claim that our back line looks shaky (this is the same central defensive partnership that's kept 3 clean sheets in the last 4 games, remember) and that our strikeforce looks hopeless (this is the same strikeforce that contains a striker [albeit being played on the right wing] with 9 goals for the season, one who's scored in every game so far, one that scores as regularly against Villa as he does against Spurs and Wet Spam, and a goalpoacher extraordinaire on the bench), surely you must then consider that, owing to the fact that Villa are BELOW US, their backline must be shakier, their strikeforce more hopeless? And this is a team low on confidence at the minute, missing one (possibly both) of their first choice centrebacks.

Also, we are at home, where we have lost just twice all season. I fail to see, when you take all that into account, where the pessimism comes from.

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by seanworth » Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:36 am

I agree that this season is very competitive and most teams are capable of beating anybody. We are also one of those teams though, and at home we are more likely to win than lose. Sure we could lose this game, but this is a game we can win, and really should win, thus we should be approaching the game with that attitude.

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by HMX » Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:39 am

Feel a 1-0 loss today.

Sorry chaps. Would love to be wrong ;)

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by TANGODANCER » Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:42 am

martin1877coywm wrote:There is quite a lot of belief that Bolton can beat Villa here. I think Bolton will lose...our back line looks very shaky, especially against Newcastle, and going forward we looked absolutely hopeless. Hopefully we win but a loss or draw looks more likely.
Optimism, I love it. Back line are shaky due to injury if anything and we're playing quite decently right now. We're not exactly playing in the Bolton and District Sunday league, are we? Seventh in this league hardly smacks of shaky or absolutely hopeless. Cheer up.
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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by Lord Kangana » Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:42 am

Draw. Anywhere from 0-0 to 3-3.

One of the teams grabbing a last minute equaliser that gives them momentum for the next few games. I hope thats us.
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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by keveh » Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:45 am

General Mannerheim wrote:has TW got a table?
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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by Lord Kangana » Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:54 am

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by seanworth » Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:58 am

Why does the Guardian keep predicting Sturridge to be on the bench and not start for us? Keep expecting Klasnic to start.

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by Worthy4England » Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:00 pm

Lord Kangana wrote:For accuracy, that'd be four top eight finishes.
Picky - they're also top 9, 10, 11 etc. finishes. :-)

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by newboy » Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:15 pm

1-3 to Villa Young to score again at least 1 pen Sturridge to get consolation goal Villas seasons got to start somewhere why not here

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by Worthy4England » Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:23 pm

newboy wrote:1-3 to Villa Young to score again at least 1 pen Sturridge to get consolation goal Villas seasons got to start somewhere why not here
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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by RobbieSavagesLeg » Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:25 pm

I've got a good feeling about this.™


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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by martin1877coywm » Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:29 pm

truewhite15 wrote:
martin1877coywm wrote:
truewhite15 wrote:
martin1877coywm wrote:There is quite a lot of belief that Bolton can beat Villa here. I think Bolton will lose...our back line looks very shaky, especially against Newcastle, and going forward we looked absolutely hopeless. Hopefully we win but a loss or draw looks more likely.
Hopeless pessimist. :wink:
Well it's so competitive this season mate, every team below is capable of challenging for Europe and we're not even safe from relegation-only being 9 points clear from third from last
Yes, it is competitive, but we're on form and at the right end of the table. Villa are not. When you claim that our back line looks shaky (this is the same central defensive partnership that's kept 3 clean sheets in the last 4 games, remember) and that our strikeforce looks hopeless (this is the same strikeforce that contains a striker [albeit being played on the right wing] with 9 goals for the season, one who's scored in every game so far, one that scores as regularly against Villa as he does against Spurs and Wet Spam, and a goalpoacher extraordinaire on the bench), surely you must then consider that, owing to the fact that Villa are BELOW US, their backline must be shakier, their strikeforce more hopeless? And this is a team low on confidence at the minute, missing one (possibly both) of their first choice centrebacks.

Also, we are at home, where we have lost just twice all season. I fail to see, when you take all that into account, where the pessimism comes from.
I hope you're right mate we definitely have been good at home.

TANGODANCER ye maybe I should be more optimistic :)

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by Wandering Willy » Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:34 pm

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Yes, it is competitive, but we're on form and at the right end of the table. Villa are not. When you claim that our back line looks shaky (this is the same central defensive partnership that's kept 3 clean sheets in the last 4 games, remember) and that our strikeforce looks hopeless (this is the same strikeforce that contains a striker [albeit being played on the right wing] with 9 goals for the season, one who's scored in every game so far, one that scores as regularly against Villa as he does against Spurs and Wet Spam, and a goalpoacher extraordinaire on the bench), surely you must then consider that, owing to the fact that Villa are BELOW US, their backline must be shakier, their strikeforce more hopeless? And this is a team low on confidence at the minute, missing one (possibly both) of their first choice centrebacks.

Also, we are at home, where we have lost just twice all season. I fail to see, when you take all that into account, where the pessimism comes from.
Well said that man. 3-0 Whites, Sturridge, Holden, Robbo.

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by keveh » Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:38 pm

Lord Kangana wrote:Where do you eat your tea?
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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by martin1877coywm » Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:39 pm

Wandering Willy wrote:
truewhite15 wrote:
Yes, it is competitive, but we're on form and at the right end of the table. Villa are not. When you claim that our back line looks shaky (this is the same central defensive partnership that's kept 3 clean sheets in the last 4 games, remember) and that our strikeforce looks hopeless (this is the same strikeforce that contains a striker [albeit being played on the right wing] with 9 goals for the season, one who's scored in every game so far, one that scores as regularly against Villa as he does against Spurs and Wet Spam, and a goalpoacher extraordinaire on the bench), surely you must then consider that, owing to the fact that Villa are BELOW US, their backline must be shakier, their strikeforce more hopeless? And this is a team low on confidence at the minute, missing one (possibly both) of their first choice centrebacks.

Also, we are at home, where we have lost just twice all season. I fail to see, when you take all that into account, where the pessimism comes from.
Well said that man. 3-0 Whites, Sturridge, Holden, Robbo.

Keveh to not remember the game due to 3 hrs in Scotts beforehand.

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by Wandering Willy » Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:54 pm

SKD wrote:With three months of the season left we believe that there are 10 massively important Premier League matches left to play... We are in a very promising position and it's crucial that we keep performing and doing all the right things
For those who need it here is the LinK :wink:

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by jmjhb » Sat Mar 05, 2011 2:07 pm

BWFC: Jaaskelainen, Steinsson, Wheater, Cahill, Robinson, Elmander, Holden, Muamba, Petrov, K Davies, Sturridge

BWFC substitutes: Bogdan, Alonso, Taylor, M Davies, Klasnic, Rodrigo, Chung-Yong

Aston Villa: Friedel, L Young, Downing, A Young, Albrighton, Delph, Reo-Coker, Clark, Baker, Walker, Bent

Aston Villa substitutes: Marshall, Pires, Agbonlahor, Bradley, Heskey, Petrov, Herd

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Re: Wanderers vs The Villa

Post by martin1877coywm » Sat Mar 05, 2011 2:08 pm

jmjhb wrote:BWFC: Jaaskelainen, Steinsson, Wheater, Cahill, Robinson, Elmander, Holden, Muamba, Petrov, K Davies, Sturridge

BWFC substitutes: Bogdan, Alonso, Taylor, M Davies, Klasnic, Rodrigo, Chung-Yong

Aston Villa: Friedel, L Young, Downing, A Young, Albrighton, Delph, Reo-Coker, Clark, Baker, Walker, Bent

Aston Villa substitutes: Marshall, Pires, Agbonlahor, Bradley, Heskey, Petrov, Herd
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