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I'll wager a pint of your choice that we come out of the blocks with direct attacking intent on Friday.

I mean, Stewart created and nearly converted (assisted by the deflection, I know) a a great chance. I don't reckon you could call him pointless.

Put an ad in the Echo, mate.

Take that.

Take that after a tricky start. Come on lads in the second half. Let's take home a 1-0 please

Feeling super confident. Come on boys, let's fucking do this. Che to score 2 in a 2-1 win.

Sports Republic surely aren't flush with enough capital to warrant four clubs? Unless they're going down the 'self-sustainable success' nonsense; a pile of bollocks at the top levels.

Lots of what ifs for us.

If the bskyb curse still exists, we're fucked for the next three games!

West Brom and Leeds, proper working class clubs. Strange, then, that Leeds charged our fans some nose-bleed prices yesterday. Norwich and Southampton? A bit burzhui, if you ask me.

I've been very impressed by the biggest of the Sports Republic clubs. We'll see how they fare in the top league!

Middlesbrough, Ipswich or Blackburn as wins would have been preferable.

Smallbone especially. I've given him some flak at times this season, but thought he was 'unleashed' by Downes' supremacy in midfield.

I mean, 90 points and getting booed? Mad. How would you feel as a player after so many games. Such a slog.

Should be Stephens to RB, but hey-ho.

Wait, what!? Are you being serious? 😅

Some excellent play going forward today. Leeds a superb attacking team so we've done pretty well so far, bar Hardwood-Bellis's "clearance". Keep it up. Be good to go into the playoffs feeling positive.

You would say 'their' for a company or organisation, rather than 'his'. Hth.

Just imagine Hasenhuttl coaching these players. Would completely opposite tactics to RM have got us those extra 10 points?

Silly season

I recall we put 8 past Sunderland once.

Stephens is so, so brave.

Excellent post.

What did Martin have to say about that tonight?

Maresca loves Russell Martin's rigid approach