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Sg Bilko Deurne Holland 03 Aug 14 5.58pm
Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly. Chelsea will know that right now, they would not get the money they paid for him. 3 months at another club, could get him back in form, playing well and therefore increasing his value, to selling him in January or at the end of the season. If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form. Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver. Getting in Moses (or Zaha) on loan would be the best scenario for us - but it is not about what we want, it is what the players want. Wilf by all accounts wants to stay at Man U, while this rumour about Moses never really amounts to anything. So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past. There's no logic to that at all, correct me if I'm wrong but he spent a year on loan at Liverpool, where if anywhere was going to spark some life into his game that is the place, as their style of game suited his game. He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria.
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Sg Bilko

Deurne Holland 03 Aug 14 5.58pm

Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm

Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly.

Chelsea will know that right now, they would not get the money they paid for him. 3 months at another club, could get him back in form, playing well and therefore increasing his value, to selling him in January or at the end of the season.

If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form.

Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver.

Getting in Moses (or Zaha) on loan would be the best scenario for us - but it is not about what we want, it is what the players want. Wilf by all accounts wants to stay at Man U, while this rumour about Moses never really amounts to anything.

So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past.

There's no logic to that at all, correct me if I'm wrong but he spent a year on loan at Liverpool, where if anywhere was going to spark some life into his game that is the place, as their style of game suited his game.

He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria.

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coulsdoneagle London 04 Aug 14 5.48pm
Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly. Chelsea will know that right now, they would not get the money they paid for him. 3 months at another club, could get him back in form, playing well and therefore increasing his value, to selling him in January or at the end of the season. If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form. Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver. Getting in Moses (or Zaha) on loan would be the best scenario for us - but it is not about what we want, it is what the players want. Wilf by all accounts wants to stay at Man U, while this rumour about Moses never really amounts to anything. So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past. There's no logic to that at all, correct me if I'm wrong but he spent a year on loan at Liverpool, where if anywhere was going to spark some life into his game that is the place, as their style of game suited his game. He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria. He made under 20 apps for L'pool mostly off the bench, they had plenty of better options so getting a look in was pretty hard! If he came to us he would be our best wide player if not our best player and could get a few games strung together and get a head of steam!
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Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm

Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm

Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly.

If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form.

Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver.

So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past.

He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria.

He made under 20 apps for L'pool mostly off the bench, they had plenty of better options so getting a look in was pretty hard! If he came to us he would be our best wide player if not our best player and could get a few games strung together and get a head of steam!

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Sg Bilko Deurne Holland 04 Aug 14 5.52pm
Quote coulsdoneagle at 04 Aug 2014 5.48pm Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly. Chelsea will know that right now, they would not get the money they paid for him. 3 months at another club, could get him back in form, playing well and therefore increasing his value, to selling him in January or at the end of the season. If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form. Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver. Getting in Moses (or Zaha) on loan would be the best scenario for us - but it is not about what we want, it is what the players want. Wilf by all accounts wants to stay at Man U, while this rumour about Moses never really amounts to anything. So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past. There's no logic to that at all, correct me if I'm wrong but he spent a year on loan at Liverpool, where if anywhere was going to spark some life into his game that is the place, as their style of game suited his game. He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria. He made under 20 apps for L'pool mostly off the bench, they had plenty of better options so getting a look in was pretty hard! If he came to us he would be our best wide player if not our best player and could get a few games strung together and get a head of steam! Not if the evidence of the world cup is anything to go by, he was very poor in Brazil.
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Deurne Holland 04 Aug 14 5.52pm

Quote coulsdoneagle at 04 Aug 2014 5.48pm

Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm

Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm

Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly.

If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form.

Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver.

So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past.

He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria.

He made under 20 apps for L'pool mostly off the bench, they had plenty of better options so getting a look in was pretty hard! If he came to us he would be our best wide player if not our best player and could get a few games strung together and get a head of steam!

Not if the evidence of the world cup is anything to go by, he was very poor in Brazil.

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 04 Aug 14 5.53pm
It is true that Moses was pretty pants last season. However, he had flashes of good play in his first few matches for Liverpool but when he didn't get a run of games he went right off the boil. The plus side of his poor season and World Cup is that it is unlikely that he is a 10 million plus player anymore. Pretty likely Chelsea will want to get rid. A few mil, at the most, would secure him. Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 04 Aug 14 5.53pm

It is true that Moses was pretty pants last season. However, he had flashes of good play in his first few matches for Liverpool but when he didn't get a run of games he went right off the boil. The plus side of his poor season and World Cup is that it is unlikely that he is a 10 million plus player anymore. Pretty likely Chelsea will want to get rid. A few mil, at the most, would secure him.

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victor43 St. Albans 05 Aug 14 9.45am
Quote Sg Bilko at 04 Aug 2014 5.52pm Quote coulsdoneagle at 04 Aug 2014 5.48pm Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly. Chelsea will know that right now, they would not get the money they paid for him. 3 months at another club, could get him back in form, playing well and therefore increasing his value, to selling him in January or at the end of the season. If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form. Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver. Getting in Moses (or Zaha) on loan would be the best scenario for us - but it is not about what we want, it is what the players want. Wilf by all accounts wants to stay at Man U, while this rumour about Moses never really amounts to anything. So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past. There's no logic to that at all, correct me if I'm wrong but he spent a year on loan at Liverpool, where if anywhere was going to spark some life into his game that is the place, as their style of game suited his game. He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria. He made under 20 apps for L'pool mostly off the bench, they had plenty of better options so getting a look in was pretty hard! If he came to us he would be our best wide player if not our best player and could get a few games strung together and get a head of steam! Not if the evidence of the world cup is anything to go by, he was very poor in Brazil. Yes because our other wingers had much better World Cups Blog: Andy Johnson's Magic Hat [Link] Twitter: [Tweet Link]
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St. Albans 05 Aug 14 9.45am

Quote Sg Bilko at 04 Aug 2014 5.52pm

Quote coulsdoneagle at 04 Aug 2014 5.48pm

Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm

Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm

Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly.

If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form.

Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver.

So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past.

He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria.

Not if the evidence of the world cup is anything to go by, he was very poor in Brazil.

Yes because our other wingers had much better World Cups

Blog: Andy Johnson's Magic Hat [Link]

Twitter:

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johnburgess888 Caterham 05 Aug 14 9.52am
Quote victor43 at 05 Aug 2014 9.45am Quote Sg Bilko at 04 Aug 2014 5.52pm Quote coulsdoneagle at 04 Aug 2014 5.48pm Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly. Chelsea will know that right now, they would not get the money they paid for him. 3 months at another club, could get him back in form, playing well and therefore increasing his value, to selling him in January or at the end of the season. If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form. Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver. Getting in Moses (or Zaha) on loan would be the best scenario for us - but it is not about what we want, it is what the players want. Wilf by all accounts wants to stay at Man U, while this rumour about Moses never really amounts to anything. So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past. There's no logic to that at all, correct me if I'm wrong but he spent a year on loan at Liverpool, where if anywhere was going to spark some life into his game that is the place, as their style of game suited his game. He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria. He made under 20 apps for L'pool mostly off the bench, they had plenty of better options so getting a look in was pretty hard! If he came to us he would be our best wide player if not our best player and could get a few games strung together and get a head of steam! Not if the evidence of the world cup is anything to go by, he was very poor in Brazil. Yes because our other wingers had much better World Cups Ha ha indeed. Tune in to Palace Radio for all your matchday action. Palace Radio is available on 1278AM, Palace Player and visit the website [Link] Call: 020 8653 5796 Text: 079 100 60 919
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Quote victor43 at 05 Aug 2014 9.45am

Quote Sg Bilko at 04 Aug 2014 5.52pm

Quote coulsdoneagle at 04 Aug 2014 5.48pm

Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm

Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm

Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly.

If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form.

Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver.

So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past.

He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria.

Not if the evidence of the world cup is anything to go by, he was very poor in Brazil.

Yes because our other wingers had much better World Cups

Ha ha indeed.

Tune in to Palace Radio for all your matchday action.

Palace Radio is available on 1278AM, Palace Player and visit the website [Link]

Call: 020 8653 5796 Text: 079 100 60 919

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jpegnall Surrey 05 Aug 14 10.29am
Quote johnburgess888 at 05 Aug 2014 9.52am Quote victor43 at 05 Aug 2014 9.45am Quote Sg Bilko at 04 Aug 2014 5.52pm Quote coulsdoneagle at 04 Aug 2014 5.48pm Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly. Chelsea will know that right now, they would not get the money they paid for him. 3 months at another club, could get him back in form, playing well and therefore increasing his value, to selling him in January or at the end of the season. If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form. Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver. Getting in Moses (or Zaha) on loan would be the best scenario for us - but it is not about what we want, it is what the players want. Wilf by all accounts wants to stay at Man U, while this rumour about Moses never really amounts to anything. So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past. There's no logic to that at all, correct me if I'm wrong but he spent a year on loan at Liverpool, where if anywhere was going to spark some life into his game that is the place, as their style of game suited his game. He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria. He made under 20 apps for L'pool mostly off the bench, they had plenty of better options so getting a look in was pretty hard! If he came to us he would be our best wide player if not our best player and could get a few games strung together and get a head of steam! Not if the evidence of the world cup is anything to go by, he was very poor in Brazil. Yes because our other wingers had much better World Cups Ha ha indeed. Same issue as with Zaha. Masses of talent and ability but they are both "confidence" players. As soon as they have a bad run, get dropped, get put on the bench and struggle to fight for first team places it all goes out the window as they feel the pressure and feel they cannot afford to make mistakes and play with the freedom that makes them great players. If they came to Palace they'd be bigger fish in a smaller pond again and you'd hope they'd be able to find the confidence they so clearly need to flourish. A large element of that is the fans - if you are Wilf and running with the ball and the whole of Selhurst is putting their noise behind you and encourage you to run and do your stuff then you'll have a lift of pressure and take people on and beat them. You are not going to get that same support and lift of pressure at Old Trafford where you are walking in paths trodden by the likes of Ronaldo and Giggs - you've got to earn the support there and it takes time and they won't be forgiving and it can't be easy for someone with a long way to go.
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jpegnall

Surrey 05 Aug 14 10.29am

Quote johnburgess888 at 05 Aug 2014 9.52am

Quote victor43 at 05 Aug 2014 9.45am

Quote Sg Bilko at 04 Aug 2014 5.52pm

Quote coulsdoneagle at 04 Aug 2014 5.48pm

Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm

Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm

Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly.

If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form.

Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver.

So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past.

He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria.

Not if the evidence of the world cup is anything to go by, he was very poor in Brazil.

Yes because our other wingers had much better World Cups

Ha ha indeed.

Same issue as with Zaha. Masses of talent and ability but they are both "confidence" players. As soon as they have a bad run, get dropped, get put on the bench and struggle to fight for first team places it all goes out the window as they feel the pressure and feel they cannot afford to make mistakes and play with the freedom that makes them great players.

If they came to Palace they'd be bigger fish in a smaller pond again and you'd hope they'd be able to find the confidence they so clearly need to flourish. A large element of that is the fans - if you are Wilf and running with the ball and the whole of Selhurst is putting their noise behind you and encourage you to run and do your stuff then you'll have a lift of pressure and take people on and beat them. You are not going to get that same support and lift of pressure at Old Trafford where you are walking in paths trodden by the likes of Ronaldo and Giggs - you've got to earn the support there and it takes time and they won't be forgiving and it can't be easy for someone with a long way to go.

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Gallery3 South Croydon 05 Aug 14 3.07pm
I totally agree. They showed their class here and both Moses and Zaha could do it again. I would be happy to see them back home and settled into the team where they have a great chance of rekindling their potential. Quote jpegnall at 05 Aug 2014 10.29am Quote johnburgess888 at 05 Aug 2014 9.52am Quote victor43 at 05 Aug 2014 9.45am Quote Sg Bilko at 04 Aug 2014 5.52pm Quote coulsdoneagle at 04 Aug 2014 5.48pm Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly. Chelsea will know that right now, they would not get the money they paid for him. 3 months at another club, could get him back in form, playing well and therefore increasing his value, to selling him in January or at the end of the season. If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form. Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver. Getting in Moses (or Zaha) on loan would be the best scenario for us - but it is not about what we want, it is what the players want. Wilf by all accounts wants to stay at Man U, while this rumour about Moses never really amounts to anything. So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past. There's no logic to that at all, correct me if I'm wrong but he spent a year on loan at Liverpool, where if anywhere was going to spark some life into his game that is the place, as their style of game suited his game. He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria. He made under 20 apps for L'pool mostly off the bench, they had plenty of better options so getting a look in was pretty hard! If he came to us he would be our best wide player if not our best player and could get a few games strung together and get a head of steam! Not if the evidence of the world cup is anything to go by, he was very poor in Brazil. Yes because our other wingers had much better World Cups Ha ha indeed. Same issue as with Zaha. Masses of talent and ability but they are both "confidence" players. As soon as they have a bad run, get dropped, get put on the bench and struggle to fight for first team places it all goes out the window as they feel the pressure and feel they cannot afford to make mistakes and play with the freedom that makes them great players. If they came to Palace they'd be bigger fish in a smaller pond again and you'd hope they'd be able to find the confidence they so clearly need to flourish. A large element of that is the fans - if you are Wilf and running with the ball and the whole of Selhurst is putting their noise behind you and encourage you to run and do your stuff then you'll have a lift of pressure and take people on and beat them. You are not going to get that same support and lift of pressure at Old Trafford where you are walking in paths trodden by the likes of Ronaldo and Giggs - you've got to earn the support there and it takes time and they won't be forgiving and it can't be easy for someone with a long way to go.
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South Croydon 05 Aug 14 3.07pm

I totally agree. They showed their class here and both Moses and Zaha could do it again. I would be happy to see them back home and settled into the team where they have a great chance of rekindling their potential.

Quote jpegnall at 05 Aug 2014 10.29am

Quote johnburgess888 at 05 Aug 2014 9.52am

Quote victor43 at 05 Aug 2014 9.45am

Quote Sg Bilko at 04 Aug 2014 5.52pm

Quote coulsdoneagle at 04 Aug 2014 5.48pm

Quote Sg Bilko at 03 Aug 2014 5.58pm

Quote The Saint at 03 Aug 2014 4.05pm

Personally I would like to see Victor Moses back on loan until January when we could exercise an option to get him for 6 months or, if good enough, permenantly.

If we were to sign him permenantly, his wages would be huge and for me, the pressure is on Puncheon and Bolasie, to continue their good form.

Here is a question - what if they don't? We have virtually nothing in reserve if Puncheon goes off the boil and Bolasie does not deliver.

So, for me it is a loan - to start with. Punch and Yannick need to be able to fight for their positions, as history shows they have gone off form quite quickly in the past.

He also was poor at the world cup for Nigeria.

Not if the evidence of the world cup is anything to go by, he was very poor in Brazil.

Yes because our other wingers had much better World Cups

Ha ha indeed.

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maxipalace in a box 15 Aug 14 12.26pm
would be a nice tonic to whats happened in last 24 hours to get VicMo back. Surplass to requirements at the bridge ive heard
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in a box 15 Aug 14 12.26pm

would be a nice tonic to whats happened in last 24 hours to get VicMo back. Surplass to requirements at the bridge ive heard

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WingJohnson Orpington 15 Aug 14 8.59pm
NOOOOOO!!!! [Link] Cant we all just get along?
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NOOOOOO!!!! [Link]

Cant we all just get along?

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bexleydave Barnehurst 15 Aug 14 9.46pm
In the circumstances, he made the right decision. Bexley Dave Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing! "The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)
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In the circumstances, he made the right decision.

Bexley Dave

Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!

"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)

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Jamesrichards8 15 Aug 14 10.03pm
In the space of 24 hours, i have gone from feeling invincible, to bottom of the pile again. Absolute sh&t. Which is how I feel now. We are once again relegation favourites, and I hate it. When you’re knocked on your back and your life’s a flop...
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In the space of 24 hours, i have gone from feeling invincible, to bottom of the pile again. Absolute sh&t. Which is how I feel now. We are once again relegation favourites, and I hate it.

When you’re knocked on your back and your life’s a flop...

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