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Alan Medic Wrote:

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> What a score for WH at Liverpool and Palace at

> Chelsea. Great for the league.


With the new TV money an already competitive PL is going to get a lot more competitive. Clubs outside the top 6 don't have to sell a la Everton/Stones...

aquarius moon Wrote:

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> red devil Wrote:

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> > More away wins than home wins again, hope it

> > continues tomorrow.

>

>

> I don't!

>

> I just knew Palace would win today. Intuition.



So you put your mortgage on it presumably?

Parkdrive Wrote:

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> Alan Medic Wrote:

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> > I understood they were playing a different

> style

> > of football these days.

>

> Standing/stamping on an opponent is same old same

> old for them.



I didn't see or hear about the reasons for the sendings off.

red devil Wrote:

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> Alan Medic Wrote:

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> -----

> > What a score for WH at Liverpool and Palace at

> > Chelsea. Great for the league.

>

> With the new TV money an already competitive PL is

> going to get a lot more competitive. Clubs outside

> the top 6 don't have to sell a la

> Everton/Stones...



I really hope that is the case and the money doesn't go on stupid transfer fees and ridiculous wages.

That's the dog's bollocks.


Been waiting since I as a kid for a win at Anfield - remember a great 1-1 there in mid 70s when Keith Robson scored and Smith equalised and Mervyn Day played a blinder for us to get the draw.


Doesn't matter (to me anyway) that this isn't the Pool of old - we buried 'em.


Home form is down to nerves and the headless chicken panic when they feel the crowd on their backs. But with Nolan finally out of the way I think things will gel.

Alan Medic Wrote:

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> red devil Wrote:

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> > With the new TV money an already competitive PL

> is

> > going to get a lot more competitive. Clubs

> outside

> > the top 6 don't have to sell a la

> > Everton/Stones...

>

>

> I really hope that is the case and the money

> doesn't go on stupid transfer fees and ridiculous

> wages.


Article on the subject plus net spend table... http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/saido-berahino-and-john-stones-nondeals-highlights-a-shift-in-premier-league-power-as-spurs-and-chelsea-fail-to-get-their-way-10478337.html

I did think about you today RD. Not for long though!


After our bad start & going one down, I thought I'd be congratulating you at the end & blaming our loss on the absence of Montero. But we didn't need him anyway!


I'm assuming you watched it & will agree that in the 2nd half we turned it around & deserved to win. :)

Mick Mac Wrote:

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> Parkdrive Wrote:

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> > Can't see beyond City now, just a scramble for

> > runners up, 3rd and 4th.

>

> A bit premature to say the least.


Not as far as I'm concerned. Who's going to give them a run for their money? Certainly not Arsenal, United, Liverpool or Chavs.

LVG has spent the best part of half a billion on his "project" with sod all return. Swansea deserved their victory today, Gary Monk showing you don't have to spend shed loads to get decent results. If any other manager had spent the same as LVG with the same end product the press would crucify them.

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