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We keep giving the ball away in dangerous areas

I’ve just had a look at the ‘seat’ availability in the Northam, block 41 has one seat left, 42 sold out, 43 about 50 left, 44 about the same as 43, 45 about 80% sold and 46 about 75% still available.

What has happened to our form since mid second half against Cardiff when we should have been out of sight in that game? It reminds me of us a few seasons ago when we went into Aston Villa away on good form after beating West Ham in the cup, we lost 4 0 and our performances were terrible after that.

Interview with Russell that was shown on Sky before our match against Leicester. Nearly at the end of the interview at about 4.50 he talks about ‘ I might not do the job I’m asked of this season, it’s that tight, and then I could lose my job but this is football’ but hopes he gets time to build something here. I can’t seem to post a link but search Sky Sports Russell Martin interview to view.

When teams like Ipswich make substitutions they improve, we were only 1 0 down when our 2 subs came on 60 mins and then conceded 4 goals in the next 20 minutes!

4 goals scored since the substitutions. Why are we bombing forward when the game is lost.

I still don't trust this side, if we concede 1 our whole way of playing can suddenly deteriorate.

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Just seen this on twitter, very clever. https://x.com/jhgolld/status/1779477155870642229?s=48&t=ZaIQ9msuYS3ZMidRv6Tkmg

Just seen this, very clever. https://x.com/jhgolld/status/1779477155870642229?s=48&t=ZaIQ9msuYS3ZMidRv6Tkmg

In just the last few weeks, leading v Middlesborough, Ipswich and now Watford going into the closing period of the game and it was tight in the end v Coventry.

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I feel if Coventry score one it won’t be their only one

Time still ticking at the top!! My picture had been breaking up a bit as well.

Some interesting Premier League club graphs on the bbc covering wages, sales, wage costs, debt Etc……. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68713522