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I have it on good authority that Dyche turned us down because of it

*Leaves on 75 minutes*

Mavididi by a mile for me, knowing his capabilities at this level his drop-off this time out has been nothing short of shameful. At least Fatawu has shown occasional flashes of brilliance. With Stephy it's just nothing. Ayew is the obvious candidate but we all knew how shit he was, it was pure mental gymnastics convincing ourselves he wasn't going to continue to wheeze around the pitch like a granny's fart just because we were in a lower tier.

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Can we just play every game away?

He's a cock but he's the best cock we have

Just seen the goal back, excellent finish. What a baffling player.

Having French on the bench is poetic, since you know we'll surrender at the slightest hint of pressure.

The fact that Spurs were one of the bastard clubs pushing for the Super League needs shouting from the rooftops if they come down by the way. There's your breakaway from the Prem you ignorant sods.

The playoff expansion thing isn't an issue, neutrals never give the team winning it a chance the following season anyway so what difference does it make if it's the team finishing third or eighth that makes it? Plus imagine the scenario next season where, say, Forest come down, finish third and after a miracle escape we finish eighth and ruin their season despite finishing 30 points behind them. Worth it for that possibility alone.

Nahhhh, Spurs and Forest please

winnit

I was going to ask if St Totteringham's Day has happened yet... It happened last week. Quite possibly the earliest one ever. 😂 The one we shared with Arsenal on the final day of the title win season was quite fun, won't lie.

Just got out the cinema, holy shit it's actually happening 😂

Ok but like, let's say Spurs lose to Palace then draw with F*rest in a game both teams need to win.

It'd be the mother of all Great Escapes but honestly, Brentford is the toughest game they've got. After that, it's all teams that are either down there with them or who have fallen off recently. Realistically they need five wins from eight to even entertain the thought of survival... but looking at that and their recent upturn, am I mental for thinking they could win six, maybe even seven of them? Spurs, West Ham Leeds and Burnley on the final day are massive opportunities to play catch-up, and then they've got the likes of Brighton and Sunderland who, while clearly better teams this season, have had indifferent form recently. Fulham's the toughest on paper but even they've got a stinker in them. The dream scenario is they lose to West Ham, win the other seven and both teams stay up at the expense of Spurs and Forest.

lmao, piss off

My earliest memories of Arsenal are of them being full of hard bastards like Keown, Parlour, Adams, Winterburn, and big talented bastards up front (Bergkamp, Anelka spring to mind). The wider football world really has been brainwashed by pepball and tiki-taka, because their best years were built entirely on a solid structure, simple passages of play and a bit of flair in the final third. Oh, and shit-tons of set piece goals, funnily enough. At least I think Bergkamp was big... he always looked big on the telly. Someone's going to tell me he was the Dutch Dickov now.

Howard Fryatt King Dyer Hobbs Morrisson Oakley Gradel Reckon we should get that Mark Davies on loan, he's mint

Make another one and stick it in the hedge opposite the entrance to Seagrave

I've had more effective turtleheads the night after a spicy curry

How annoying that Spurs are probably going to scrape survival for a second year running just because there are three worst teams than them. I still reckon West Ham have it in them to leapfrog the splinterdicks eventually, yesterday's result was always a tough ask. But they keep throwing away points in games they need them from. Given up on Burnley doing anything after throwing it away again yesterday, realistically it's one from West Ham, F*rest and Spurs. But we all love a Great Escape, right? Wolves, over to you to do something very very funny I guess.

Amazing stuff, probably the first Old Firm derby in decades where both sets of fans are leaving pissed off! Gwon Midlothian, at this point all they need to do is hold their nerve. Two more games against the Old Firm after the split will be pivotal, but they're just 'must not lose' rather than 'must win'. What a rollercoaster of a season (for once) north of the border!

They said that about the Championship In a perverse way it's been a relief to see other teams not treat us with 'respect' like we did for most of Enzo's season. We're the most rotten mix of being easy to beat and seen as a scalp by that 'small pond', and I fully expect the same would apply in League One, if we're even still functioning as a club this time next year. It's going to be grim. There will be no bouncing back in our current form. KPFC types felt vindicated last time when we romped this division, but there'll be nowhere to hide when those away fans celebrating an easy win in the corner each week are from Bromley, Cambridge and Mansfield.

Saw this today and will be boycotting St Martins Coffee until they end this partnership. Plenty of other local coffee businesses that haven't decided that now of all times is the perfect time to collaborate with the club.