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  1. Just like this and any of our other Governments then. Perhaps only 40% (who actually knows) voted for previous winners, didn't they deserve it either?
  2. Each to their own, I guess, as that is the part that I often dislike. However, I feel that you may be missing my point. I don't object to the pundit offering an insight based on their experience (I often welcome it as it helps my understanding). What I don't like is the commentator offering their opinion, based on what they have just seen and without the benefit of the pundits experience. I can see for myself, thank you. What a commentator says can have an impact on a person's perception and I would therefore rather that they stuck to commenting on the action on the pitch.
  3. Probably the difference between those that were at the game and those that watched on the radio.
  4. It was though as Sara has proven repeatedly that playing being Sargent is not the best use of his talent. He is far better when he is facing and going forward rather than having his back to goal.
  5. The 'mute' button often provides the best commentary.
  6. Agreed. Cannot see that many (any) Premiership clubs would want him, other than as a back up. As he was a back up at Southampton I cannot see that this is something that he would want to repeat - other than for the money.
  7. Commentator's very rarely commentate anymore, they now all want to be pundits. I would rather not listen to their opinion, but have a factual report on the game instead. Particularly on TV as then I can decide for myself.
  8. No. If we don't go up then we will lose some key players mean that we may not challenge again next year. If we do go up Wagner hasn't yet shown that he has the necessary technical nous, nor will we get a sudden influx of better players to help our cause. In either case Wagner's status is now as high as it is likely to get, so I expect him to be off in the summer.
  9. If Sargent doesn't play in these upcoming games, and we don't pick up points, then any remaining games become largely irrelevant.
  10. Not really. It's a necessary call. Without Sargent we are nothing, so we need to play him whenever possible and despite the risk.
  11. Sorry, but I do. Although, I must admit, that is not necessarily my first thought.
  12. Based on previous games and interesting playing positions, Wagner could provide the opportunity for one of our central defenders to become the new 'ginger pele'?
  13. Unfortunately Suarez deserves a mention, for too many goals.
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