TWOCHOICEStom
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Nice demonstration of what staying on your feet can do for your team there....
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[Albion] Premier League 18-22 / 07 / 20
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8 was the record number of consecutive PL losses, under Frank De Boer.
Just one to match it.
Just one to match it.
Hilarious - eight games into the restart, and Palace have won one (the first, v Bournemouth!!), and lost the next SEVEN, scoring two goals in the process.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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No, not yet.
[MENTION=990]Jim in the West[/MENTION], don't forget how vociferous the awesome Beaky was in his desire to get project restart underway. More outstanding leadership right there.
and pundits are admiring plucky's fight to the last.
They lost to palllllllace
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
The MAGNIFICENT seven.
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schmunk
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What Roy’s sullen faced excuse this time? Normally it’s VAR or the officials don’t protect Diver.
Never p’d off with his players. Allowing a highly paid comfort zone in readiness for the next defeat.
Never p’d off with his players. Allowing a highly paid comfort zone in readiness for the next defeat.
OzMike
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Been on the beach for weeks, nothing to lose and nothing to play for.
The position of the team on the table might be an important revenue to the club owners, but I don't think the players care, probably doesn't change their pay packet.
Done enough to be there next season.
The position of the team on the table might be an important revenue to the club owners, but I don't think the players care, probably doesn't change their pay packet.
Done enough to be there next season.
Right, enough about Palace. I’m genuinely looking forward to watching Villa and Watford squirm tonight.
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Who is this Palace of which you speak?
Do you not mean paLLLLLLLace?
Roy Hodgson pointed to Crystal Palace's lack of selection options and said he does not know "what more we can do" after his side slumped to a seventh consecutive Premier League defeat.
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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They seem to get a lot of injuries and don't seem to have much strength in depth.
I assume their large salary bill is spent on keeping the first team happy and leaving little to develop a decent squad.
It's going to take a big warchest to rebuild that squad.
So, a point for Watford (at City, admittedly) tonight, relegates Bournemouth, AND potentially Villa - if they lose the later game at Arsenal.
There might just be a correlation, between the number of injuries, and the average age of the squad.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Not that it will make much difference, but Watford are at home.
Motogull
Todd Warrior
- Sep 16, 2005
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It would be fun to see Citeh smash loads in later to take Watford's GD down to those below them.
Unlikely but a decent win for Villa tonight and a spanking for West Ham tomorrow would make the final game between a West Ham and Villa potentially interesting and arguably the only game worth watching.
Unlikely but a decent win for Villa tonight and a spanking for West Ham tomorrow would make the final game between a West Ham and Villa potentially interesting and arguably the only game worth watching.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
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Equally a spanking for Watford against City and it all goes to the final day of the season. All 3 teams away from home, West Ham on the beach as they'd be safe baring a massive change in goal difference (which isn't going to happen). Suddenly Villa would look most likely to stay up. Doesn't bear thinking about, come on City do the right thing and let Watford have the 3 points.