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At the people betting huge sums on it being a done deal.

They've had a lot more time to rest than we have. However, despite the fact that they impressively beat Liverpool, I'd be disappointed if we lost here. We should get a win, but Clement seems to have improved them.

Les Reed must know how to deal with Italian chairmen, considering he was hired by one.

Boufal off the bench to wreak havoc against the tiring Swans I'll up my prediction to 6-1

SkySport (without the s on the end) is the Italian Sky

I imagine this game will play out like it did against Leicester. We will dominate, create lots of chances, and hopefully score a few. I'll go 4-1.

This Nice goalkeeper was the one having a medical. Loan deal initially with option to purchase in the summer.

WE ARE NOT GOING TO BE IN ANY SORT OF RELEGATION BATTLE

When we play Arsenal in the league again, you can guarantee we won't lose 4-0

Our opponents on Tuesday haven't played since Saturday. We have played three games since then. Massive difference.

Just an opportunity for some to get a few bites. Some people will be delighted that we are losing so heavily

We are a class above those at the bottom, as Sunday proved. There is not a chance in hell that we will be involved in any sort of relegation battle.

The problem is not having a senior defender in the team. However, with the injury situation, you can't blame Puel for not wanting to risk Yoshida.

Good to have you back I think Heisenberg has been converted and is now a Puel fan boy

With fewer games, there won't be as much rotation. I don't even know why this argument is being brought up any more. People like me who defended Puel have been vindicated.

In the world of financial fair play, it's vital we finish as high as possible

BT Sport will no doubt focus on that nutty clown fan

According to twitter, the stands are emptying pretty quickly, so there might not be any fans remaining at the final whistle

The league is more important financially. The higher we finish, the more money we get.

Great opportunity for these young lads to get further match experience against a very good team. The game at Swansea is infinitely more important and therefore resting key players is the correct thing to do.

Ho ho ho, they're now losing

That would only be the case if had been called up but refused to play. He was called up, then got injured and they subsequently released him back to us.

No mention of any boos though, so that's an improvement at least

Even their official twitter account has mentioned how quiet it is at Fratton Park today. So much for the wall of noise.

Some Italian fans think he'll be better suited to the Premier League and will do very well here.