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So really, if it comes down to us or Leicester, its an obvious choice for McKennie.

😂

So mean.

I've heard he was found googling Stoneham golf course during a recent match whilst on the subs bench, which is partly why Zidane left him unused. Make of that what you will... 😉

Surely playing more of a retreated back-line would help, too, in that we would be less likely to be caught out by an 'over-the-top' clearance-come-pass?

Now it's down to the lads to stick the ball in the net!

Here's another from their forums:

Forgot to add this was taken from a Liverpool forum, if it wasn't obvious enough!

#40 MrRinsin: IMO there is a bit of a professional friction between Ralph and Jürgen. The media loved comparing the two and IMO Hassenhütl resented that. I thought Southampton players were very disrespectful to the Boss in last year’s away fixture. Let’s not forget, Nathan Redmond and Hojbjerg arrogantly barking and gesticulating at JK late in the match which I thought very odd. I will forever love Ingsy because he is all class, but I will not lie, I want our boys to properly smash this lot. Put them back in their place. I would love it if we beat them

KWP will be cup tied, surely? So who are we playing RB against Spurs?

Surely having pockets of vocal support across the whole of the ground is far more efficacious in producing noise than one 'home end'. People that may not normally be vocal might feel more inclined to join in if there are people near them consistently starting and joining in with chants

It's a crying shame, isn't it? Ralph has energised this club so much, and the backing he is getting is questionable. Perhaps we're waiting to get rid of some deadwood before investing properly? I doubt it, but I need some hope to cling to!

We normally would take up a fat old allocation at Palace. I was there back in the Championship promotion season where we had near enough the whole stand! How many tickets did we take as an allocation?

If we'd have won against Wolves, we'd have probably lost or drawn today!

Does this (and the fact that we are pessimistic with away allocations for our own fans) all fit in with the cost-cutting, penny-pinching, 'self-sufficiency' our owners are demanding?

Wolves are a strong side with some talented midfield and attacking options, and some impressive defenders. It will be a difficult game but our tenacity at the moment is a joy to watch. I think we will have too much of them but will concede first. 3-1 to the Saints. Ings and Long with one each, Redmond with the cherry on top.

Ings is the difference. His goals have proved vital.

35 points from 16 matches... wow! Not sure we'll be able to match that but the FA Cup always allows room for dreams!

I feel like Wolves could be a bit of a banana skin for the chances of our brilliant run continuing. 4 points from the next three would be great, I reckon we might get 2 draws and a loss, but hoping for a win, draw and loss

I would've loved VAR at Wembley a few years ago!

Blatant cultural discrimination, I think.

As if we'll play our B team. Full strength.

Easy route through to round 5 I guess! Boring, though

Get a f*cking grip mate. I sincerely hope you won't be attending!

Our squad may not be brilliant, but surely has enough about it to ensure that, with a degree of concentration and desire, we f*cking send 'em back to their rotting boathouses with their four tails between their legs.