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    [quote user="lake district canary"]Disappointed, yes - but not distraught.  We hit the post twice and should have had a penalty - and their last goal was a deflection too, so the game could have been a lot different.   AN knew he had made a mistake in putting Wes on for Tettey - he will learn from that - and the players know they deserved more goals themselves, given the balance of play.    The game was too open, but with a little more luck, we would have matched Newcastle, goal for goal.  So a poor day for us, but plenty to be postive about too - Newcastle''s day undoubtedly - but we can go away, lick our wounds and regroup for the upcoming matches.  [/quote]Absolutely
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    [quote user="Stylish Canary"]We have experimented with the ex Hamilton Manager But We all know where this is heading. It is time for McNally to swallow his pride for the good of the club and reappoint Paul Lambert aka the Messiah. He is the only one who can save us now. You know what to do McNally act and act now.[/quote]Are you serious? There was a similar nonsensical post like this earlier.
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    [quote user="nutty nigel"]Man Citeh dropped Joe Hart and he came back the better for it.[/quote]Could work the other way as well. Is it worth risking and damaging the third best English keeper in the premiers confidence?
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    Hail to the thief radiohead
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    http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/17/bishops-rebuke-cameron-over-refugees
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    [quote user="ricardo"]Corbyn would be a wet dream come true for the Tories.[/quote]Wrong! The reduction in tax credits is the death partys poll tax and the robbing tories will lose alot of voters along the way because of it. Good.
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    [quote user="ricardo"][quote user="nevermind"]On the eve of new insurance taxes hitting all insurances next month, some 6-9.5% more on all insurances, raising car insurance by an avg.of £12.25 and household insurance by £9.48, its becoming unclear as to what is happening with our red Tories. 17-22 year olds, some up to their eyeballs in debt already, will have to find an Avg.of £40,- more for their car insurance.Is Corbyn changing labour, or is Labour changing him? The working tax credits will not be repealed under Labour by the looks of it, and I doubt if these insurance hikes by 58% overall will be reversed by our ''peoples party'', they have fallen back into the New Labour mindset of shadowing and agreeing to everything the Tories come up with.http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/10/18/tax-credits-labour-seema-malhotra_n_8324386.html?utm_hp_ref=uk[/quote]My insurance cost me thirty quid less this year. A bit of Compare the market works wonders.As for 17 to 22 yr olds, they''ll have to do what I did at their age when I couldn''t afford a car. Its a tough old life.[/quote]
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    [quote user="Bor Bor Bor"]Hear me out guys. A win would no doubt save Neil''s job, thus giving him permission to muck it all up for the next ten games or so. Its a tricky situation for the board to be in, act now and avoid that scenario or stumble on, as in the Houghton days, and still let the wound fester resulting in certain relegation. IMO, he has to go right now.[:@] [/quote]Are you serious?
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    NO
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    We will turn it around at W Brom
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    Feel sorry for the lads today. Alex got it wrong.
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