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Because they are run by Woodward, and owned by the Glazers. OGS is not the root of the problem. Still, not complaining, its nice to hear all the Moaners having a cry about not being any good. Bit like the Arse.

Was hoping Norwich could out 17 past Gazza tonight, but maybe I'm being a tad optimistic.

That was his 3rd PL yellow this season I believe. Hardly regulation.

David was posting again the other day. Good to see him back.

Making it 5 would be sweet.

But Liverpool would have 2 games in hand

As I was saying

A late equaliser for Newcstle would be nice

Let's hope he doesn't play tomorrow as well then.

Thanks. But did he walk off, hobble off, depart on a stretcher?

Anyone any views on the Cedric injury?

Given the way he has been playing its not surprising many people wanted him dropped. Just because eventually does have a good game doesn't mean that their suggestion is stupid.

You just know that is crap, don't you.

Good Post.

OK, I see now. Over 70 are transfers out from the PL to lower leagues.

90? I only count 13 so far. Where did you find 90?

Didn't seem to be a problem for Danny Ings, Kevin Phillips or even Dennis Wise. Many would relish proving their former club wrong, especially the management of the time.

Possibly because Palace aren't great at home, and we are better away.

It was very clearly 2v2, not 5v2, the other three were racing back because they had been supporting the attack (watch the highlights and listen to Adam/Dave who mention 2v2 a few times). The fault came from giving the ball away by Adams, deep in the Wolves half. So often our problem in the past, midfield/attack give the ball away cheaply and expose the defence.

Nothing wrong with any of the goals, you are kidding. What the hell was PEH doing strolling back into the pen area arm in the air for their 3rd. He could easily have cut out the cut back. As usual our midfield (usually PEH) cost us. The 2nd goal wasn't even a pen according to the ref. When we lose it is usually because the midfield go missing, and so it was again today. Do wish we had someone to replace PEH, he is a complete liability. Still, Wolves are a good side, a point today would have been very good.

It was always going to happen. We have a bad match, Ings doesn't score. All the tarts out on this thread I see, screaming we are crap, so predictable. Before Christmas this would have been expected result, Wolves are very good, just been having a bit of a dip in form. Think we are still not far off being safe.

You are probably right about the others but the Adams move was not a rumour. Leeds tabled a bid and Saints turned it down.

Crocker is due to join early 2020, thought it was a given that means end January based on notice to FA.

Got the impression that Bertrand was probably going to leave in the Summer. If Leicester are willing to pay a fee for him then that's fine by me. He is past his best and has blown hot and cold for the last couple of seasons. Having a good spell at the moment but not exactly pulling up trees. I thought this was why Ralph was keen to get a LB in now. Shaw is not the answer, as we knew when he left, his fitness always was and remains an issue, we did well at the time getting what we did for him.

So what were these drastic changes that were made between the Leicester and Man City league games? Changing Gunn for McCarthy and dropping Yoshida, would that really be termed drastic? I suppose playing with 11 men instead of 10 could be termed drastic but that was forced on RH not a result of some change of direction.