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Happy days. How times have changed!!!

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It is easier to keep a player when their options are limited. If it is true that he has the chance of CL football why wouldn't he want to take it? Are clubs like Spuds interested in players like JWP? Players might dream of playing for bigger clubs, but that is only going to happen if big clubs want them which is precisely why we lost Clyne, Lallana, Lovren and Morgan. Re Chambers I have a feeling we were happy to let him go and given his performances at Arsenal I can see why. I am not saying that JWP would have signed a new contract if Manchester United had been after him because I don't know, but his decision to stay would have been harder. With one year on the contract and CL football knocking I think more players than just Vic would be tempted.

To be fair, how many players wouldn't go to a bigger club if the chance was there? That's how we also recruit players - we sign them because we are a bigger club than the one they are at.

I prefer Ron to be honest so am thankful that Poch left.

Someone needs to remind Vic that Liverpool aren't in Europe next season and that Spuds will choke again!

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Not sure why there is an assumption that something is going on behind the scenes when a player is left out. Why cant it just be that the manager thinks that another player deserves to be picked in their place?

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No proof whatsoever that the BBC "hates us." The article is about Leicester being shown the first most times and Stoke (the BBC must really hate them) being shown last the most times. We were shown first one time. Tottenham twice. Watford once. West Brom not at all. But let's make this about the BBC and us eh?

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Not that good then.

You would have to go some to get sent off before the match starts, but then I am sure Osvaldo could manage it. Always thought that it was a waste of time making players go off when they are injured. It was supposed to stop players wasting time but hasn't made the slightest bit of difference.

To be fair Sour I would say United's demise this season was more down to Van Gaal than Muslims.

And yet Leicester lost key players to suspension in the run in and still got results. So perhaps there is such a thing as a Plan B?

Which is exactly the point Ruud Gullit made on MotD a couple of weeks back.

After a day like today and a season like this season, this is what you are worried about?

Just got back from the pub celebrating an awesome season. For those who doubted Ron, the club and the Board's ambition, today has given you your answer.

He seems to be an honourable man and I believe him when he says he will see out his contract and also that he will sit down and discuss his future with the club after the Palace game. What happens after that we shall find out in due course.

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