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So had David Gold, who unknowingly retweeted a picture of him as a missing person last week.

He's been absolutely instrumental to pretty much everything they've created this season, it'd be like us losing Mane and they probably don't have as much depth as us. They do have a relatively decent run of fixtures until new year though, aside from Spurs and Man U away. But any less than 12 points and they're dropping off: 22 Nov Tottenham (A) 29 Nov West Brom (H) 5 Dec Man United (A) 12 Dec Stoke City (H) 20 Dec Swansea City (A) 26 Dec Aston Villa (A) 28 Dec Southampton (H)

Our lovely new tv deal money might have something to say about that...

It's actually a relatively difficult thing to calculate, different outlets have different numbers of tills and access to different ranges of items, plus there is at least one mobile sales trolley / counter in the Northam too.

I think Forster is very good in the air, partially because his size (not just height) makes claiming difficult balls look easy for him - the problem is that he's a lump and it takes him longer to move himself to a position where he can do that - and that sometimes means he doesn't come out at all. The only real criticisms I had of Forster were his goalline-hugging and an occasional tendency to ball-juggle. Both of them are very good keepers.

Kicking range, reflexes and width are the three I'd give to Forster, but Stekelenburg has a lot of experience and shows it regularly. One big save needed against Bournemouth, one save made. One big save needed against Sunderland, one save made.

I started with this kind of list last summer. Obviously it didn't have Van Dijk on it, and I think Bertrand maybe knows the flipside too well to go. FWIW, Pelle, Mane, Wanyama, Cedric and maybe Rodriguez and Tadic were probably on it at the time.

I was surprised to discover I was able to watch the entire Sunderland match on cricinfo for nowt.

In terms of population, yes. Mind you, Kirklees is 11th and Huddersfield aren't up to much.

I think everyone thinks it's possible, just not very likely.

I'm fairly sure that is our position.

Let's put it like this, I shan't be hanging around at the final whistle of Barnet v Newport on December 26th with Saints v Arsenal kicking off at 19:45.

Also having seen the queues up the Avenue from London Road most Saturday 3pm kick offs even in the Championship I can sympathise with wanting to get away as quick as possible. Fortunately having sorted our own parking issue I don't have to worry about it any more and I'm in the "home in 20 minutes" club even if I wait.

Those would be the people who don't want to leave early but really have to be somewhere, it was also me almost every midweek home match of 2001/2.

Good news for us though, they'll be in freefall now.

I not only responded but helped him with the design faults and grammatical errors. The fact he's studying where he is really has sod all to do with anything.

Any chance someone could do a search and link the 10-odd other times we've discussed this? Probably going to be fairly tricky as it usually starts in a match thread. FWIW I don't give a toss if people leave early as long as they don't make me move to do it, and the last time I actually left early was when our 3rd goal went in against Everton on the weekend before Christmas last season, as I had two hours to get to a family meal in South Wales - and with that one we were prepared to stay right to the end but the 3rd late on clinched it and there was no point sticking around.

I didn't say it wasn't, I was just pointing out that MLG doesn't half get narky when other people ask questions about club information.

The usual defensive "only I may know annoyingly detailed club information" response there.

Fair point. Worked on me though. AND I got to slag off the crappy questionnaire design and a grammar mistake, so... bonus.

I am going to get p155y about your "Under 5" and "6-10" category though. WHAT ABOUT PEOPLE BETWEEN 5 AND UNDER 6? Won't somebody think of the children? And as for the apostrophe in "programmes"... Also, does the "what other sports programmes do you watch" question mean other sports or just football? If other sports, why are there no other sports in the question itself? And why is the box so tiny? Pretty sure I can't even begin to list them all from recall.

I didn't see the first one, and I'm on here often enough... so understandable why he'd repost.

I don't think anyone thought it was likely enough to consider talking about until he'd already scored in 8 in a row!

As long as you're not the one screaming abuse at everyone and anything if we don't because they haven't met your expectations, there's nothing wrong with that.

I am actually going to Man City and I've got an ST so yeah, Villa too. Haven't been to an away since Chelsea and not going to one after that until Norwich, so about 1/3 over the course of the season. Didn't do Sunderland or Liverpool as we went to both those last season, not going to Palace due to a re-arranged gig (due to League Cup game) and not going to West Ham as I'm in my birthplace watching a League 2 game instead.