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I think Patches nailed that one, JWP is now playing in a functioning, high performing team, the last few years before he left he was playing for a team in terminal decline.

There will be decent highlights on YouTube

What happened with their fans?

I can’t see anyone shifting JWP now, it will be him plus whoever.

Do shut up.

Very well, the bigger issue was KWP getting forward too easily.

He looked OK at Norwich, hopefully he won’t be expected to be a direct replacement for Larin. Maybe one of a pair with Azaz?

I loved that game, one of my first aways, good fun afterwards with police Alsatians hanging off coats and horses charging us for no apparent reason. Wild times. Channon scored the winner if I remember correctly.

We created some chances, the ref didn’t help, but we weren’t rampant like Boro are and Bolton had their chances also.

How did we make Bolton look so good? We paid them too much respect.

Apology accepted.

Except when it was 4 4 2

It wasn’t really a normal formation, you said it yourself, Scienza played as a second striker initially, played on the wrong side when out wide, Fellows and Scienza were on the same side at times. As you said Azaz started wide. It was all a bit of a mess.

From the Echo. I hadn’t realised it was that serious. SAINTS midfielder Flynn Downes is a major doubt for next Saturday's trip to West Ham, but Tonda Eckert has not ruled him out entirely. The 27 year old suffered ankle ligament damage during Wednesday's 1-0 Championship victory over Norwich City at Carrow Road. Downes was forced off in the 22nd minute after rolling his ankle, and he missed the subsequent 0-0 draw with Bolton at St Mary's. Downes had initially told Eckert to strap up his ankle so he could play the match, but he was ruled out and spotted at the ground in a protective boot. However, Eckert remains hopeful he could return against his former club, despite admitting the target return date is "possible but ambitious".

Jwp and Flynn. But I’d like to see Jander back in the side.