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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.

Ignore, wrong.

Too many weights, not enough cardio.

JWP needs a holiday, or tasering. One of the two.

Take your pick from a plethora of games over the last two years. All the same. Just f**k off Ralph.

Lyanco defending with his face. Good lad.

Sounded like it, the microphones must be in front of the away end for the 5 or so who can be arsed to make any noise.

Negative sub alert. Lyanco on.

Should be 1-1.

Now you've done it........

On the basis that our pattern of good first half/bad second can be broken?

Delighted to be 1-0 up, but it's difficult to get excited knowing how the second halves always go for us.

With Fitz Hall in the side as well, we had the promise of a young spine to the side coming through to set us up for years to come. About that.

Same manager.

Would anyone happen to know a good link for Liverpool v Man City? T.I.A.

It's been 2 and a half years of this. Just enough now.

It's the bleak predictability of it. Can this awful purgatory that is Hassenhutl's reign just end please?

Strikes me that the issue isn't going be getting hold of chips, it's getting hold of the right ones. If the ones needed for their guided systems are specifically based on western technology/licenses then the weapon itself would need to be redesigned to cope with some still capable, but not entirely compatible chinese tech. The time/expertise needed to do that during a conflict is where Russia would struggle.