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at least we can root for the prem underdog now

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One downside of being in the prem was having to want all the clubs in the bottom half to get smashed out of sight when they played a big team.Its a small consolation that we can at least enjoy the premier league with no pressure and root for the likes of burnley on the tele tonight.(cue small time norwich mentality replies [:D])

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On a slightly different note, was there a protest from fans about premiership ticket prices or something?

I didn''t see much coverage about it.

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[quote user="im spartacus"]One downside of being in the prem was having to want all the clubs in the bottom half to get smashed out of sight when they played a big team.Its a small consolation that we can at least enjoy the premier league with no pressure and root for the likes of burnley on the tele tonight.(cue small time norwich mentality replies [:D])[/quote]Fully behind Burnley. Missus from there so supports from a distance.

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I was thinking exactly the same thing. It''s nice being able to watch a Prem match without constantly thinking ''who do we want to win/lose here'' and ''what affect will this have on us?''

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I understand your sentiment, watching Arsenal vs Palace on Satirday I found myself rooting instinctively for Palace, knowing that we''d probably apply a very similar game.plan. That said, during the last three seasons, self-interest added a special twist/fun to many PL games. Remember Wigan vs. Swansea at the end of the ''12/''13 season?

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