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If McCarthy wants to be a number one, he’ll want to stay, it’s as simple as that. I doubt he’s on big money, he was signed as a number 2, we’re not in a Jordan Pickford situation here. Buckland is a given to go, limiting his options further and I bet Ben Foster is on a lot more dough, so WBA maybe looking to shift him. Joe Hart will be looking for first team football as well, one of Pope or Heaton will also not want to be a number 2 and will Mignolet. If you start looking down the league, options are limited. Top 6, no chance. Burnley, Leicester, Everton, Bournemouth, have better keepers already imo. Rafa has been raving about the difference their new one has made. So at most you’re looking at 7 or 8 clubs he maybe in with half a shout of being their first choice, and he’s possibly competing with Buckland, Heaton/Pope, Hart, Foster, Mignolet, plus all the foreign keepers unknown to us. He’s got 2 options, take his chance with that lot, up against keepers already playing, probably starting as number 2, or being guaranteed number one at a top championship side (before the league starts, on paper we are). He’s waited a long time for this chance, only got it because FF was woeful, he needs to grab it with both hands. Provided he doesn’t go to the World Cup, or Watson take him elsewhere, I can’t believe he’ll move on. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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It’s funny, my Huddersfield supporting mate reckons this is exactly what’s going to happen. He’s convinced they still need another point. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I won't be letting the players off. Some of their performances have been unacceptable this season. They're putting it all in now, but haven't done previously. As late as Hughes came in, we weren't in the bottom 3, West Ham was totally unacceptable, both Chelsea and Arsenal were there for the taking, as were Leicester and Everton. We've got 2 ****ing tough games, because we didn't pick up an extra point or 2 under Hughes when we should of. It's typical of these bunch of ****s, that they'll probably lose to Swansea, beat City and still go down. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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It was a few tiny little errors, and one great big one from Bertrand that cost us. If you remember about 30 secs prior to Redmond getting in down the right PEH ran into the corner on the left. He knocked the ball out for a throw, I thought he should have protected it better, got his arse in the way, fell on it, played it off one of them. He gave it up a bit too easy for my liking. As you say Redmond should have stood on the ball, stopped them taking it. I felt the keeper as well as he did, maybe didn't quite connect 100%, had he done so it would have been a throw in as Bertrand couldn't of got to it. And finally Wes was like Bambi on ice as it deflected off him. Unlucky, undoubtedly, but these things happen to ungainly panicky defenders. Harsh I know, and any goal can be dissected into moments with slight errors in the lead up. But I would bet my bottom dollar that a side with a few hardened grizzled old pros wouldn't have conceded that particular goal. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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I agree, it'll be a tactical masterstroke that Swansea won't be expecting. Maybe you've been in the sun a touch too long today Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Since their new manager came in only Spurs & Chelsea have won there. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Are you all there? One of the most ridiculous statements ever made on here. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I dint think you’ve grasped the fact that Swansea will also gain a point if it’s a draw Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Sums it up perfectly. Sides that are weak mentally give goals away at crucial times. Just before halftime, right at the death. Last week we got away with it, but not this. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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What the **** was Bertrand doing, sums him up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Doesn’t make a blind but of difference to how Chelsea set up Weds. If they win tomorrow they’ll kick off Weds 2 points behind spurs. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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West Brom winning means Chelsea can catch spurs and they’ve got Huddersfield Weds Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Can’t believe anyone wants Stoke to win. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Decent result for the Tory party . Steptoe doing well enough to continue on the path he’s following, safe at the helm whilst his followers continue to make inroads into the parties top positions. But also doing well enough to frighten off any Tory wanting to topple May, and risk a needless election. Completely and utterly down to luck, but her complete incompetence and lack of judgement is the best thing that’s happened to the Tory party for years. Had she not called an election or called one and wiped the floor with Corbyn, Labour would have a lot stronger leader, capable of forensically taking her Government apart. The longer this goes on, the more momentum gain a foothold, & the more they ensure another loon is in place post Corbyn. When the times right the ruthless Tory machine will ditch May, and a bright young thing will take on Corbyn & Cable at the next election. 4 years of Anti semitism, Abbott, deselections, moderates jacking, Little Owen Jones, it’s going to be fun. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Finished above Man Utd and still went down, that’s not happening to anyone again.
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We weren’t already relegated. We needed Birmingham to lose and us to win last day, we won but so did they. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Monreal must have been watching Cedric’s crossing, he must have got in down the side 3 or 4 times and delivered a poor cross. Mind you Godín is some defender. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Bloody hell they’re playing well, deserve something Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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The problem with Cameron’s “re negotiation” was nobody believed for one nano second that he’d campaign to leave if he didn’t get a good deal. Even he didn’t believe it, thinking he could do a Harold Wilson and come back with **** all, but spin it as a major reform. The EU never believed it, and thought the vote was in the bag anyway. They didn’t even bother with the pretence of pretending he’d negotiated a decent deal. His incompetence & complacency cost Leave the referendum , not some words on a bus. You can’t go round pretending to be a Euro sceptic stating without reform you will vote leave and then campaign passionately for remaining, not when you’ve got **** all reform. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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No and no. He's not been cited and he's not getting a ban Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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The shadow home sec on labours immigration policy, do people really believe these people are capable of forming a coherent Government? http:// Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I’ve edited it for you. Reginald Maudling, was basically a crock, and his handling of NI a complete shambles. Jacqui Smith later admitted herself that she was under qualified for the job, fiddled her expenses, lied about it and also charged that tax payers for her porno movies. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Course a draw helps us. Obviously a win is better, but to say a draw doesn’t really help is nonsense. Everton’s recent form is good, a draw up there will be a pretty decent result bearing in mind Huddersfield’s fixtures. If we go for it with our defence, I dread to think what’ll happen. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
