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Pleased to see us having a go here.

Would also make sense. In hindsight better then my thought to have CC at RB.

Would expect more of a push towards the Sea of Azov, cut off the land bridge to Crimea and catch anyone retreated back from Kherson.

If Jones sticks to his preferred tactics, expecting a midfield diamond with Lavia in front of the back 4 and Moi or SA at the front.

Extremely grateful for the insight. Actually quite reassuring.

Emotional reaction to this: We're f**ked. Considered reaction: I hope SR's analytics have struck gold.

Stop being so damned polite! How dare you come on here and seem a gracious human being. I don't share your optimism though.

Like Hoddle back in 2004? He admitted that fan discontent denied him a return.

When he is announced, I will give him the benefit of the doubt..... But this does not feel at all right. Can only hope the analysis done ahead of this appointment has been done accurately..... But I truly beleive we will be in the Championship next season.

Luton dominating possession, shots and set pieces. Losing 2-0. Nathan Jones will fit in fine here.

Think the brains behind that has ended up at QPR. Just like Hassenhuttl needed Rohl, Gerrard needed Beale.

To quote from a Stoke supporting friend: I'm not feeling optimistic.

Can see a draw here, prolonging the Hassenhutl purgatory.

Well, I had called Ralph predictable, at least now we are bad in the first half as well to go with the second.

Try teaching, those comments just flow. Best wishes to you.

Or: Hello. Hope you are well Turkish.

No stripes no dice. Kudos for the decade old reference lad. Those were the days.

In summary, perverts prospered back in the day. Who knew.

It's basically the Trafford Centre with WW2 munitions.

Waigo would have been offside, Carrillo would have been outpaced by a defender....... Armstrong is your man most likely.

Best thing about this was it didn't follow the usual Ralph template. We actually grew into it well. Really important point all things considered. Feels better then the midweek win.

We have two years of wasted opportunities, repeated in-game narratives and false dawns thank you. That's our perspective. Using these individual moments to prolong a pattern is too reminiscent of Pellegrino.

Don't let the exception to the pattern cloud you to it's existence. It worked today, it won't on five other occasions. It's been two years of this sh*t. Just get the guy out. Most shots Bournemouth have had this season, we rode our luck.

Regardless of result, we were sh*t. This reprieves Ralph and prolongs the agony. Don't let 'success bias' cloud how dreadful we were.

It's back, sounding good.