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Posted
5 minutes ago, weller54 said:

First time in our 116 year history!

WBA 3-0

Manchester City 5-2

Arsenal 1-0

Leeds 4-1

13 goals scored

3 conceded.

 

Wow!

 

You mean 136 year history?

 

I should know.  I was there.

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Posted

And 1 point ahead at the same Matchweek 7 position of 2019. 

Interesting. 

Posted
1 hour ago, weller54 said:

First time in our 116 year history!

WBA 3-0

Manchester City 5-2

Arsenal 1-0

Leeds 4-1

13 goals scored

3 conceded.

 

Wow!

It's the 3 conceded that gets me. All from corners. Zero from open play. Two before Little Wes arrived. 

 

We haven't even had a regular defensive lineup yet!

Posted
22 minutes ago, TeamRocket said:

Wrong  @murphy was he said it himself 

I meant in 1884,

 

And what a team we had then.  Jumpers for goalposts, local butcher at left back, vicar on the wing and village bobby smoking his pipe in goal. 

 

Cholera, polio and child labour.  Great days!

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Posted
10 minutes ago, murphy said:

I meant in 1884,

 

And what a team we had then.  Jumpers for goalposts, local butcher at left back, vicar on the wing and village bobby smoking his pipe in goal. 

 

Cholera, polio and child labour.  Great days!

Strange names for footballers 

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Posted
1 minute ago, Swarles Barkley said:

When the players play better when we aren't there

 

Are we the baddies - Album on Imgur

Yes. Absolutely. Ben Chilwell is a prime example of that. Our fans were getting on his back in every game and it clearly had an effect on his performances. He's been unreal for Chelsea. It just shows the damaging effect that negative reinforcement can have on players. They're only human afterall.

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Posted
58 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

Strange names for footballers 

 

I'm imagining Gianfranco Cholera as an erratic striker acquired from Sampdoria, Pedro Polio as a tough-tackling defender from Buenos Aires and Dwayne Child-Labour as a youth prospect poached from Chelsea.

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Posted
1 hour ago, TiffToff88 said:

Yes. Absolutely. Ben Chilwell is a prime example of that. Our fans were getting on his back in every game and it clearly had an effect on his performances. He's been unreal for Chelsea. It just shows the damaging effect that negative reinforcement can have on players. They're only human afterall.

And who’s idea was it to have bloody human players?

Lee bloody Congerton no doubt :mad:

Posted
24 minutes ago, DennisNedry said:

Shame we've been wank at home.

 

Even bigger shame we couldn't have been at these games to see these terrific results.

Deffo. Away ends have been slated on here the last few years but can imagine the atmosphere last night, what a shame we can’t be there for it. 

Posted
8 hours ago, murphy said:

I meant in 1884,

 

And what a team we had then.  Jumpers for goalposts, local butcher at left back, vicar on the wing and village bobby smoking his pipe in goal. 

 

Cholera, polio and child labour.  Great days!

I remember Child Labour. Always used to work hard in the midfield engine, but lacked experience. Think they ended up retiring through injury, the poor bugger.

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