Nuskyblue
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They are a hard, hard working team. Got lucky today tho IMO, the baggies tore them apart but couldn't finish their dinner!
They are a hard, hard working team. Got lucky today tho IMO, the baggies tore them apart but couldn't finish their dinner!Hull... our next opponents at home...
Lost only 4 of last 17 apparently- now 4 pts behind us.... good win vs WBA
....Karl Darlow - signed end of Jan- very good keeper at this level...
Another game some people perceive as being an easy home fixture....
Doesn't sound like us at allthe baggies tore them apart but couldn't finish their dinner!
I read this shortly after my Mrs reported from the Cardiff match that, “it’s been a good game so far”.Had a choice of watching Blackburn vs Sheff Utd or Bristol City vs Cardiff. Chose the Brizzle game as with a win, they'd be only 1 point behind us.
It's DIRE !! I genuinely think this game would finish 0-0 if they played till next Christmas. Or if there is a goal, it's from a set piece that went wrong. The football on display is terrible. Long balls to noone, niggling fouls to break up play and when the ball gets close to the goal, the attackers conspire to avoid hitting the target, even giving the ball away on occasions.
Think I picked the wrong game :/
And as is my luck recently, they scored while I had changed the TV feed back to my PC screen so I could check this siteCardiff 1-0 up.
Stoke leading at Sunderland 1-0 like it.
Just realised it was Alex Neil going back to wallop them
I even got 1 of them wrong .Like I say form goes out the window at the end of the season.(dog eats dog)Think WBA v Wigan could be very interestingIMHO from here on in there aren't many game that could be forcast with any certainty.Take a look at the fixtures at the weekend only Middlesborough and Burnley would I say are bankers.Very often form goes out the window when your fighting promotion or religation.
Was it money to come back.Sunderland fans throwing things at Alex Neil during the game, unlike them isn’t it.
Beat me to itWatford sack Bilic wilder to replace for a few games.
Seems madness to me
Watford sack Bilic wilder to replace for a few games.
In a strange way you could argue it's broadly successfulI read an article on Watford - it’s their business model. They don’t believe in longevity for managers. In their eyes they hire managers to reach a specific target in moving forward.
wilder will be expected to get them promoted with a hefty bonus to do so - but either way he won’t be there next year. They’ll let him go for failing or they’ll hire a European manager to move them forward in the prem (that’s the principle anyway)
It is. It’s unconventional and I don’t necessarily agree with it. But at least you know there’s a strategy in placeIn a strange way you could argue it's broadly successful
They should get Industrial Temps on a retainer, good old temp to perm for the right candidateIt is. It’s unconventional and I don’t necessarily agree with it. But at least you know there’s a strategy in place
They should get Industrial Temps on a retainer, good old temp to perm for the right candidate
Interesting. Not dissimilar to how Chelsea operated for a long while.
Found the article if you fancy light reading on Watford
Away at West Brom on Saturday- hope he can get a performance out of them!!!Warnock’s comments strongly suggest he’s accepted relegation already. Lucky for QPR as they’re in absolute free fall
It seems that strategy is perpetual new manager bounce.It is. It’s unconventional and I don’t necessarily agree with it. But at least you know there’s a strategy in place
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