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beats me! No matter though, 34 points should still be enough

What are we waiting for? 34.5 points would be plenty enough this season

Blimey if only he bothered to look in his post box and email inbox. Must be stuffed full of offers

Yikes I had buried this in the back of my mind. I remember now that "we" were always "they". Never again

This. In answer to the OP - no.

yeah but it says J Rod was £8m, so Mayuka was probably under £2m (please I hope so)

would be a top quality signing but will not happen. Wages. The appeal of being in a very poor team. Would prefer to stay in London. in that order

No it was a good pass

How can you sleep at night after such a noob post?

Just been offered a spare ticket for a box, beers and food gratis, can't make it as I am away, cr@p!

Definitely, not probably. SRL is a great player but there was a reason a big club paid millions for Beatts

Er, was an answer to the previous poster's question

Do you miss the nightlife in Burnley?

Move to Serbia please. Or join FIFA.

I am not sure that the club has the ability to force people who have tickets or season tickets to actually show up on the day. I dont know how many empty seats are due to illness / car breakdown / serious hangover / arrest / ooh its cold and I live miles away, on the day of the game, but it is true for some

We will soon have more catering space in the Chapel stand. That should speed up the queues

One in the bag now

I didnt realise we were so popular in Asia. Oh the shame

Leighton Baines takes a mean free kick and would be cheaper

This is a pretty popular view. #understatementoftheyear

They were just about to go bust before Abramovich arrived. Thats why they appointed Trevor Birch, an insolvency practitioner, as chief exec earlier in that season, to buy time with the banks. Would have been interesting to see what would have happened if they had beaten Pompey to the title of first Premier League club to go bust

To be a little clearer, the "hammering" of Billy Sharp was only in response to the couple of posters who insisted: 1) we had made a big mistake in letting him go out on loan; 2) he would have definitely scored + have been more of a threat than JRod has (overlooking any facts about playing on the wing). In the "hammering" that I saw, just about everyone firmly acknowledged that Sharp had contributed a huge amount to promotion last season and is a good bloke. But that does not make him a premiership striker

"shocking" and "flatters....far too often". You must be on some of Lance Armstrong's gear. total tosh. Yet another who labels one of our most talented and able players having a slight off game, as someone who does not deserve to be on the pitch. get real

I Forecast that we are owed 3 points

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