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Just what Larin needed. That central support. With Dobbin moving wider, that needed to be Bragg, who got the assist there. Azaz now on, so a better shape. Larin forcing another save.

We had the brighter start. But once Watford got a lead, they held a comfortable shape. We're very slow in getting it forward. So, on the occasions Watford push up for a counter, we allow them to get back too easily. Stephens most at fault for the two goals. Elsewhere, if Downes is to be the defensive midfielder, Bragg has to be the link. He's not been able to do that. We miss Jander today. We've not shown anything to suggest we're getting back into this. Watford look more likely to get a third. Tonda team talk turnaround needed.

Well, if we're just going to let them run the length of the pitch. On e again, we don't close it down. That looked like Stephens again. Watford been by far the better side, since their first. Lots of time. But we really have to find some structure here.

Ugh! Simple long ball, and Stephens' "clearance" puts it on a plate for them. Otherwise, we were the brighter of the two sides.

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They just show the normal decline in quality after one of my posts, which was eight posts back. 😀

Is she commuting between the villages, or is it an Edwina's Mobile Brothel? Asking for a friend with John Major glasses and zero personality. Oh, wait that's Starmer. No, a different person...

That's the half time entertainment taken care of.

I read a beeb article that said they had come up with a sales brochure that only mentioned the good things. So, lots on the PL win and probably their hotel and training complex. But nothing about their massive debt, already having mortgaged their future, their current league position or facing RussBall for a while. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/ce3qp0yy0j9o

I thought we were already suffering @iansums. Why the campaign...oh....suffrage...never mind... This post was brought to you by #forumbantz.

The squad he's left with might make that interesting. We had enough individual talent to get out goals. We were able, in the Champ at least, come up against enough teams willing to come out a bit against us, so we could use RussBall transitions. If Martin is up against sides that sit deep, as he found at Rangers, and without the individuals to create by themselves, it could get tricky. No doubt the fans will have expectations of a dominant promotion. The club will want it this season. So, there's plenty of pressure to get off to a strong start.

And the phrase "thinking outside the island" was coined.

Did he start his conclusion with "When push comes to shove..."?