| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon 21:49 - Oct 24 with 1657 views | Asa |
Norwich are now closer to the relegation zone than they are to little old, not had £500m in parachute money over the last decade, Ipswich Town.
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| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 21:51 - Oct 24 with 1586 views | Churchman |
They got a consolation goal though. That should cheer them up! |  | | |
| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 21:58 - Oct 24 with 1524 views | NthQldITFC |
| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 21:51 - Oct 24 by Churchman |
They got a consolation goal though. That should cheer them up! |
Hopefully keep their manager in place for the foreseeable. |  |
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| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 22:03 - Oct 24 with 1471 views | Churchman |
| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 21:58 - Oct 24 by NthQldITFC |
Hopefully keep their manager in place for the foreseeable. |
Hope so. Last thing we need is another Huddersfield new manager bounce - I see they’ve reverted to form tonight.
Norwich are at Sunderland Saturday who themselves need a win. Not good news for the budgies methinks. Shame. | | | |
| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 22:24 - Oct 24 with 1357 views | ArnoldMoorhen |
| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 22:03 - Oct 24 by Churchman |
Hope so. Last thing we need is another Huddersfield new manager bounce - I see they’ve reverted to form tonight.
Norwich are at Sunderland Saturday who themselves need a win. Not good news for the budgies methinks. Shame. |
I've just watched Leicester v Sunderland in a bar in Spain.
Sunderland are truly woeful. Everything they did was sooo obvious, every single time. Just every player playing the percentage ball. So Leicester's defence knew exactly where to be and how exactly what to do.
In contrast, when they attacked, Leicester didn't play the percentage ball, but instead, once they had the lead, shot at pretty much every opportunity. Usually pretty badly. It wasn't impressive.
I am more confident than I have been that we can beat Leicester. | | | |
| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 22:25 - Oct 24 with 1352 views | Illinoisblue |
| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 21:51 - Oct 24 by Churchman |
They got a consolation goal though. That should cheer them up! |
They love a bit of participation |  |
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| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 22:37 - Oct 24 with 1300 views | Churchman |
| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 22:24 - Oct 24 by ArnoldMoorhen |
I've just watched Leicester v Sunderland in a bar in Spain.
Sunderland are truly woeful. Everything they did was sooo obvious, every single time. Just every player playing the percentage ball. So Leicester's defence knew exactly where to be and how exactly what to do.
In contrast, when they attacked, Leicester didn't play the percentage ball, but instead, once they had the lead, shot at pretty much every opportunity. Usually pretty badly. It wasn't impressive.
I am more confident than I have been that we can beat Leicester. |
Funny, I only saw the second half but I thought Sunderland played ok going forward. They certainly got at Leicester for a period. Powder puff in front of goal though. By contrast, last third of the pitch in particular Leicester looked very powerful and could have won by more. [Post edited 24 Oct 2023 22:38]
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| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 04:43 - Oct 25 with 1141 views | hoppy |
| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 22:25 - Oct 24 by Illinoisblue |
They love a bit of participation |
They drew the first half! [Post edited 25 Oct 2023 8:09]
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| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 05:12 - Oct 25 with 1118 views | WonTheCupin78 |
| Lovely little stat to retire the evening upon on 21:58 - Oct 24 by NthQldITFC |
Hopefully keep their manager in place for the foreseeable. |
Need them to win, lose and draw which will (probably) mean they'll keep Wagner at the helm. | | | |
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