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West ham are dog sh*t as well - u know this is exactly how they would play with 11.

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Thought the Jam's Billy Hunt had carried the day. Hope it'll be sung tomorrow.

Remember the Ipswich-Leicester game which was a joke - should have never gone ahead.

Did't have you down as a jobsworth -anyway, sounds like the TO had an issue as much in principle.

F**king ridiculous - 37 paying punters who've decided they want to watch us - should be welcomed with open arms.

His corners go from the sublime to the ridiculous - there's no in between.

Schmitt - his views on liberalism and its attempts to suppress conflict, the nature of sovereignty and the hidden influence of theological thinking in secular thought are as brilliant as they are disturbing. Guess you have to divorce content from context -his politics were ****- but to paraphrase Berlin, I am bored of reading people who are allies. I prefer to read the enemy, because the enemy penetrates the defenses. No I am not a Cameronite, though I don't particularly like Labour either. Through sheer accident, I've seen both parties and governments up close to feel anything but sceptical about current British politics. Back to Ralph, until political philosophy grapples seriously with human nature -and dare I say it, science- both left and right will be a jumble of wishful thinking and risk practical irrelevance.

Out of work, so little use to anyone.

A socialist and empiricist - never met one of those before. Like oil and water, didn't think they mixed. Me, I prefer a bit of Hegel slapped with a dash of Taylor, MacIntyre and in my darker moments Schmitt. But each to their own, old chap

Even in his private life, he's bit of an odd one.

From the all angles looked like he flapped at it and if anything was impeded by our own man who along with the Cardiff player was standing his ground.

Fair enough - nothing wrong with tying up loose ends. Was just wondering if there were any practical consequences we might have to worry about.

Does it matter?

Another 48 hours

One of the most tinpot places I've been to - the recent times I've gone to St. Andrews -2007 and 2009- they've been challenging for honours in the NPC; yet the place was dead. Admittedly, they have to endure the dull shower of sh*t served up by Mcleish for several years but really there are no excuses.

Decent defense and they like to overlap alot. Burke's their best player -was a cut above at SMS. Take him out of the game and it will improve our chances massively.

Great post.

"Lost my shape, trying to act casual" "When I take the prisoners swimming They have the time of their lives I love to watch them floating On their backs Unburdened and relaxed I sit in the tall grass and look the other way And when I haul them in they always say Our sencences will not served We are constantly on trial It's a way to be free Most nights I go for a drive To the highest place I can find Stand there on a cliff with gooseflesh Watching the wind rip the leaves from the trees Death defying Every breath Death defying Soon we will all be back in the yard Behind the wall Living hard Dreaming of cool rivers and tall grass We are constantly on trial It's a way to be free We are constantly on trial It's a way to be free"

Defo. If only...

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Think this is very true -and can sometimes be overlooked by our propaganda football. Its not mindless hoof; but its quite direct. I would go so far as to say that our chances of winning any given game depend on Lambert's match up with the CB and fullback. If Lambert comes out on top, we'll win 9 times out of 10.

Agree, while the CMs could offer more, as many questions should be asked about our front four (inc our two AMs who are encouraged to drift iside). Many teams have cottoned onto our reliance on Lambert and his link up play, so if he's not firing, the other three need to step up. But Lallana, Connolly, Guly, SDR and Barny can hardly be said to be in great runs of form. The good news is that as some teams effectively double mark Lambert, space is opened up. I also think Sharp will make a big difference -he's been used to playing as a lone striker at Donny, so he can obviously provide some of the same qualities as Lambert. Instead of one outlet, teams will now have to worry about two.