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RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Plymouth red - 11-05-2024

Let's hope forest can make it mathematically certain tonight


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Sniffer Dog (Admin) - 11-05-2024

Lets get the f*****g party started!


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Joe Baker Legend - 11-05-2024

Frankie Time came early, coyr


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - jurgen rober - 11-05-2024

And breathe .........


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Plymouth red - 11-05-2024

(11-05-2024, 05:12 PM)jurgen rober Wrote: And breathe .........

Memories of our collapse against Stoke will mean that I will only relax once we are assured


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Sniffer Dog (Admin) - 11-05-2024

(11-05-2024, 05:21 PM)Plymouth red Wrote:
(11-05-2024, 05:12 PM)jurgen rober Wrote: And breathe .........

Memories of our collapse against Stoke will mean that I will only relax once we are assured

f**k that.

I am already on the Ouzo.


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - nffc93 - 11-05-2024

We have lucked it this season. That situation don't come round often. I hope EM has took on-board how much he got away with one.

I'm glad to see the back of this season. Hated it from start to finish


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Salvatore Matrecano - 11-05-2024

Even without a point deduction we would only have 33 points. Even a win next week without points off would only give us 36 which would be 2 less than last year.
Better football on occasion but going backwards in results and staying up due to the weakest bottom 3 in PL history. Don’t even start with off the pitch stuff, Get this season gone, good riddance.


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Fumanchew - 11-05-2024

Is that the Steve cooper sides fault or the nuno sides fault? Or a bit of both? Do we have a strong 11 if alll fit but not the bench depth? (Which I agree after 2 prem seasons is bad to be questioning!) Boly with Murillo has been a great center back pairing these last two games for blocks and interceptions but Boly has only got 18 appearances this season and he and Murillo have only played together 8 times in either a back 2 or 3

For a while our first pick rb was Aurier then it was neco the LB was aina until afcon then Taraves and then aina when he was for again. The young cb pairing worked for a while but these recent games show that it was necessity not choice. The middle two has been a constant merry go round. Elanga was untouchable for the first half of the season, the second half it was CHO. MGE seems to be one game on and one game off and the striker position has been whoever was fit at the time with both wood and awoniyi contributing goals


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Trailer Park Tom - 11-05-2024

Instability.

Look at Place Wolves and Brentford. They don't upend themselves evey summer do they. 

Look where Palace are in the League and look at their players. The only difference is stability.


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Salvatore Matrecano - 14-05-2024

Premier League decider for one team, Champions League place at stake for the other. Reckon there’s more atmosphere on the moon than in that stadium tonight.


RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Trailer Park Tom - 14-05-2024

(14-05-2024, 08:48 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: Premier League decider for one team, Champions League place at stake for the other. Reckon there’s more atmosphere on the moon than in that stadium tonight.

Hahaha I like that saying.

To be expected. The home fans want the away team to win.