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On an aside note, I see that Paul Ince might be sacked by MK Dons and replaced by Brendan Rodgers, plenty of patience on show there then, but they didn't get to Wembley I suppose.Success is what counts nowadays.

Couldn't say, a couple maybe,mind you I think these long throws are vastly overated in that the trajectory is pretty predictable, unlike a well worked cross or corner which can deviate or drop like a stone depending on the skill of the kicker, Do you rate a Beckham cross or an Antonio throw more dangerous.

Weren't they both Gray signings ? Although nobody wants to admit to Delgado anyway.WGS had a mediocre record in the transfer market some good a few bad,like Neil McCann but he didn't have a whole lot to spend compared to other clubs.He did however get the best out of a lot of players we already had...which is something you can't trumpet AP's record over.

we're equal 3rd best though, which is what I said, if I meant 3rd worst I'd have said 24th or whatever.We don't concede shedloads of goals but obtain less points than some who concede more.

Is that not classed as not grinding out 1-O victories?

Equal 6th on goals scored,9th on points gained, equal 3rd on goals conceded. What does that say? That we can't obtain 3 points without scoring several goals...well I think it does anyway.Seems to say we can't grind out 1-0 victories all that often.

Strange the bad language filter usually cuts out dicks and dickhead. Nope it cuts out d*ck but not variations of it like the plural and dickhead. Absolutely useless.

which meaning of Grifter? A type of bike or a really fat,manly,ugly tart

Strewth Tim, I don't even remember 1973, as Paul Kantner said "If you can remember the 70's you weren't there" (well he said the 60s but the 70s were my 60s)

But we can make the play-offs, just as they say, but we will need to win 14 out of 16 and get 2 draws, so there's no margin for error. How likely that is would be something else.

F*ck no,

Red Star is down St Ouen way isn't it? I think I saw them on Yzeure's fixture list the other day when was up in Moulins so they must be in CFA now.

maybe, but as I said earlier on I know a lot of things. Bloke is called Chad if I remember correctly.My Gran used to draw him quite well and explain that during the war (OK not the Crimean War) he was in the papers every time there was a shortage of turnips or chitlings or whatever..

WOT NO WOTTON

I would say it will all depend on how their respective contracts are set up. Plenty of players (not necessarily ours) have a buy-out clause which they can activate at a threshold price. Or a "Premier League interest clause" or whatever. If players contracts were so narrow as all that there would be no need for sell on clauses and whatever have you. No-one can say what will be or may be, some players will look to move on if we're still in League 1 ,whether they will do is something else.

What for ? they won't be in the first team next season anyway,with the exception of Oxlade-Chamberlain perhaps.

Not so much, well it wasn't the last time it happened anyway.

Some good news on AP's preview on the OS though, thinks Morgan will be OK for Saturday and that Seabourne's injury isn't very serious, just bruising. James has a bit of bone floating bout in his ankle somewhere and needs a couple of weeks rest to help him get through the rest of the season without an op. Same side as Norwich on Saturday then and again on Tuesday. Same style both times, should be far too good for Walsall and Huddersfield.

cheap STs for wedging up in March.

One must be the milieu relayeur and one the recuperateur, they play however AP tells them, probably not as they want. See him about the style of play. Tactical schemas are fairly fixed and it's the coach (or manager) who fixes them. As I see it Hammond is supposed to be our relayer because he's usually the farthest forward. However I did see a change against Norwich where I would have said the roles had been inverted.Perhaps we'll see that again on Saturday if Morgan is fit.

Because Schneiderlin is a "milieu recuperateur" it's what he does, Deschamps didn't score many goals either nor get tons of assists, still one of the greatest players of his generation. If you're expecting a lot of assists and rockets into the top corner from Morgan you've been led up the garden path.He is there to win the ball and distribute it, getting forward if he can ;he is not an attacking player, although he did pretty well down the right against Norwich. In brief Morgan is our Deschamps and Lallana is supposed to be our Zidane except that he's not quick of thought and can't shoot.

Played against both of them when I was at St Maur (now called Lusitanos or something like that) Parisian leagues,CFA and then National (mind you I didn't get too many game in the National because I was a real amateur..in many ways).Then I got "muted" away and got too old anyway.

But a fit Murty just isn't going to happen..unfortunately.

I live in France, thought everyone knew that, not that our football is anything special mind you but Bordeaux and Lyon are doing pretty well in the CL with very reasonably priced sides,Lille are getting on OK in the Europa League with a side that cost very little (Morgan's next destination if you believe what some say) don't start me on PSG, overpaid bunch of tossers, to think that I pay good money to watch that crap.

I don't mind a season's trash football as long as it's a means to an end. But as I say elsewhere to me the high skill,low energy game is vastly superior to what we're playing now.