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Time for the pre match bed wetters to acknowledge that we're actually better than Leeds and top of the league for a reason.

We're defending excellently as a unit tonight.

It's pretty impressive tbf

Good stuff ain't it? Enjoying this.

Come on Stephy. Gotta do better there

Well that should be a corner

What a great tackle back by Ricardo. Can't believe that's a yellow

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WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED

Get the fvck in

You'd think they were Real Madrid the way they've been hyped up by many on here pre game.

Nice move. We can out pass these pussies. Nothing to be scared of here.

Crap finish

What are you doing here? There's nappies to change!!

No it's not

Absolute nonsense. Watch this and hear broadcasters and media creaming themselves about us.

I like him as a player but I understand why some don't rate him. He is a bit limited and not the most skillful, but you can't fault his effort and work rate IMO. To me, Hamza is a bit of a throwback and old skool which I like. He likes to 'gets stuck in' which I know isn't cool for the modern game but the art of tackling is disappearing and Hamza likes a good tackle. I won't comment on his off-field stuff but overall he's a decent and solid championship player and no more than that.

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Mate you’ve no idea what an all time classic reply that is

Andreas Brehme: Germany World Cup winner dies aged 63 Will always remember him from Italia 90 https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68345885

If Tony James didn't score v Oxford, we'd probably be in the conference now.

Thanks for the replies everyone - some interesting views... I think part of the problem is a feeling of being in limbo. We recently paid the mortgage off which was a huge goal but maybe that's now made me complacent (can't be arsed to find new clients etc.) At the same time, we really need to move house as it's effectively four adults in a small 3 bed terraced (kids are 14 and 17 and bigger than me!). Part of me just wants to cruise to retirement at 57 and the thought of taking on a new mortgage and working another 10-15 years fills me with dread (I started working at 16 so feel I'll have done my time by 57) And my health isn't that great so I have to manage my stress/energy levels very carefully. If anything, I've got too much time on my hands now and I'm becoming a housewife. Usually I'd be golfing but the bloody course has been closed since November. Just at a bit of a crossroads in life and not sure which way to turn.

I think I'm having one. Turned 50 last year and the last few months have been a struggle. I hate this time of year anyway and have always suffered from SAD but this is deeper. I Googled 'signs of a mid life crisis' and these came up: Feeling apathetic, numb, or generally 'blah' about things in life Pervasive feelings of unfulfillment or emptiness in life Feeling trapped in your life Frustration and irritability with work, family or self Becoming withdrawn Lack of purpose in life I don't think I'm depressed (been there in the past and this feels different) and I'm not about to go out and buy a Porsche or run off with a 25 year old bimbo. I don't drink and I keep relatively fit but being in the 'sandwich' generation with annoying teenage kids and ill elderly parents is hard. Is it just a BS term or is it a real thing? Just wondered if anyone on here has been through it and how did you cope?