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Has he got any homework to do this coming weekend....? #SaintsVPalace #inatthedeepend #nothingtolose

Seems clear enough to me. He wanted to give the players chance to redeem themselves in the second half.

Not bad for a club that's f***ing rubbish for 90% of the season.

And Brighton only scored because of two defensive brain farts. Swings and roundabouts.

Game on

We'll have to agree to disagree on the general point (although I agree he has one or two faux pas in him per game)

Because Adams' leg wasn't 2 inches longer

Because he's played really well up until relatively recently?

Don't start that FFS....

Cock

Very soft penalty IMO

It's the repetition, without knowing when to stop making the same point over and over, that I view as 'childish'. (I've been guilty of it myself on this forum at times down the years, and I've had two bickering kids, so recognise the symptoms!) Anyway, we're in danger of ending up in the same whirlpool of ever decreasing circles so I'll duck out there and leave you to it. You actually make some decent points but, as has been pointed out to you on several occassions, you end up undermining your points by banging on about the same thing over and over. Talking of which.... over and out!

I'm interested in adult/intellectual threads about our players, just not childish playground-esque 'discussions'...

Cheers Harold! (it would appear that @hypochondriac already knows what the kit is but is a little too shy to explicity admit it... )

I'll leave you to it then. I'll give you a shout if I learn anything new from your ongoing 'discussions'...

You've ducked my question, but I guess that underlines why these futile 'discussions' end up going round in circles.

Maybe try rising above it rather than resorting to the playground-level intellect of asking the same question over and over again when you know you won't get a different answer?

The point I believe egg was making is that he already knows what you (and Dman) think of Broja and that it's futile/pointless repeating the same thing over and over again. What does telling us what we already know dozens of times a day actually achieve?

Poor spelling is a much bigger issue IMO.

With all due respect, that's the sort of thing that a 9 year old would come out with when confronted by a teacher about a playground spat with another kid.... "I'm right" "No, I'm right" "No, you're wrong" "No, you're wrong" "Ner ner ner ner ner" "Wah wah wah"