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A very unlikely event will become even more unlikely if Huddersfield lose tonight. A 1-0 win could be enough to see Swansea safe so should they take the lead they will just park the bus. Likewise if City are going for 100 points, should they get to 2-0 they will just be happy to see out the game.

Bit of a daft analogy, supporters are emotionally attached to a football club. If some Chinese business people want to use Tescos to launder their money then leave it to go bust no-one would give a toss except for the staff.

Surely we can strike a deal, we let them have a 1-0, they get 100 points and we stay up - everyone’s a winner.

It’s a no brainer, he has to stay.

****ing awesome! Hughes has transformed that side.

I’m trying to think of something I give less of a sh!t about than what kit were going to ponce around the championship in next season...

Maybe it’s better to have players who want to play for Southampton? As the pundits have said, our policy was bound to catch up with us. No club can keep on finding better players, sooner or later we were going to buy a few duds and look surprise surprise, that’s where we are - relegated.

I expect Les is dithering other wether to have thin or thick stripes, we will miss the deadline and play in bin bags up until next March and look great for the last few games.

I would be surprised if we draw against Swansea and against City and stay up by the skin of our teeth when Swansea **** up against Stoke.

At least we know what we have to do, the late Everton goal was a ****er but today’s results have been good.

****ing ****s, sometimes I ****ing hate football.

It doesn’t matter if it was Cortese or Marcus but the fact was they talked about their plans and ambitions. Gao has a dodgy past, he’s borrowed the money to buy the club and he hasn’t said a word about why or what his plans are, who’s going to pay the debt off and how. All we have had since he’s been involved is player sales and a slide down the league, you need to have rocks in your head not to be concerned.

We will keep some players but I expect it will be the **** older ones on high wages that stay because we won’t be able to find a buyer. We will probably have to sell the likes of Targett to pay Carrillo’s wages. Hopefully they all have relegation clauses, no one seems to know. You would think it would be done by default nowadays.

£5mill is too cheap but someone on here said he was on 50k a week, we might have to sell if our finances are bad enough. It all depends on Mr Gao and his silence so far is not exactly encouraging.

We may be ****ed financially so I doubt we will even turn down an unreasonable fee.

To be fair Lowe sacked him early December which at least gave the next manager a bit of a chance to change things. Wigley was a worse appointment but keeping Pelligrino on until after the window shuts and letting him blow £20mill on one of his mates - then sacking him has to rate as the worst decision ever made at SFC.

Wow! Really?

Sell best players = football not as good

Would be fantastic if Roma come back to knock the scouse ****s out but I can’t see it.

No, but obviously being better at English improves your communication skills.

... for about 10 minutes, then City start to massively swing our goal difference.

I guess some are more effected by immigration than others. There is plenty of ignorance among those who favour mass uncontrolled immigration regardless of its consequences.

As it stands they still have to produce a programme, looks like they are voting in June wether to change the rules or not.

To be fair he came in at a ridiculously late stage of the season and took over a team devoid of confidence and a pretty horrible set of fixtures. If he keeps us up he will have earned the right to be here next season without a doubt.

Agree, you can't trust Arsenal away from home. I think we need to be at least a point above Huddersfield going into the last game to stand a decent chance of staying up. I would take them needing to beat Arsenal but if they only have to scrape a draw then we're in the poo.