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Ings!! Get in!

It got a bite though... #missionaccomplished

Just because he didn't choose either of those dates doesn't mean he chose 25th December for religious reasons. (And, yes, I'm aware there's a wind-up going on and that MLG is blissfully unaware... )

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This computer simulated universe could do with a reboot P.s. at least Boxing Day fell on the 26th December this year

Superb!

Human beings in having different tastes in comedy shocker...

Brendan Rodgers masterclass

I reckon we should play Ings having correctly rested him Vs Chelsea

"Madness to rest Ings..." Happy Christmas

"madness to rest Ings"

Ralph doesn't make subs until at least the 60th minute...

Yep, bizarre from. Adams there

Get in!!! Shame we rested Ings....

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Ings rested then.... Common sense prevails it would seem

Spurs 0 Brighton 1 (37 mins)

I agree we have a better track record away from home. (All the more reason to try and fix that particular issue) Just because Chelsea lost their last home game against a team below them, it doesn't logically follow that they are prone to losing at home to a similar team again in the next home game. If anything, it could be argued that they will be trying harder not to let it happen twice in a row. (Indeed, would be interesting to see the stats on how many times the 'big 6' have lost two home games on the bounce against lower table sides. My guess would be under 20% of the time, if not less) Either way, my hunch is that resting (starting on the bench) Ings Vs Chelsea could work out best for us IF there is any doubt that playing 3 games in a week puts him at greater risk of injuries such as a strained hamstring. I'm not citing any scientific reasoning for this, it's just a gut feel. I could be right, I could be wrong. C'est la vie.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formal_fallacy

Fixed for you, to better reflect what people are actually saying. You're welcome

A Gazzaniga special there

So, 5 points behind Arsenal and 7 points behind Man Utd at Christmas. Could've been worse...

I posted about this in the match thread. Seems to happen quite a lot (us not closing down shots on the edge of the box when there's plenty of time to do so, and then our player turning their back on the ensuing shot.)

Watford 2 Man Utd 0 (54 mins) What's that all about?

Fair point. Yep, if the medical experts say he can cope with 3 games in a week, then agree, he should start. I was working on the assumption that there would be an element of risk in him playing several games in quick succession. Last thing we need is for him to pick up a hamstring injury, or such like. But, if the risk of such an eventuality is relatively low then unleash the Ings!