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Didn't he go through with a similar charade when we dropped out of the Prem ?

What about the lowercase personal pronoun in Rotten Ronnie's "i'm loving it".

If ever there were two 'must wins' it is now Blackpool and Charlton; a couple of raggy 1-0's will be fine. Looking at the table, form, and fixtures, I think we need to ensure we are watching Forest and Plymouth. Forget the rest, I think they are 2 we can certainly overhaul.

If you have a cup with tannin or caffeine stains from too much tea or coffee, put a tomato cup-a-soup in it; when you have finished the soup a quick rinse in warm water will leave it nice and clean.

Yep, and when they raided the dams the dog's name was the codeword for a successful breach,- but when they show the film on TV they blank it out, and in the planned remake the dog won't be in it at all.

Take them all together and call it the United Nations

So you read the last paragraph of my post and deliberately reversed the logic of what I was saying to try and score a petty point ? The relevant part, which you seem to have blithely overlooked is "at least if you fail to realise that looking backwards only ever leads to trouble. Learn and move on rather that repeat the same old formula." My Grandfathers were also involved in the war, one fighting the Japs in Burma, ( did not get back home until 1947 ), and the other in Vosper's shipyard, where he contracted the respiratory disease that killed him on the day I was due to be born.

Whoever it was needs to realise there's about 8 more shacked up in various royal residences that he / she has so far overlooked Bring on the revoution.

So the core of the squad will be the least effective parts of this year's revolution, in a division with even more emphasis on size and strength

We need to lose the false confidence that some are maintaining due to having a game in hand. It is against Watford, remember, and if we get a point it will be hard fought for. The next two games shape the season, win then draw is the absolute minimum, any less, particularly if we lose at Bloomfield Road, then bottoms will start squeaking.

Is that the same Watford that have now won 6 of their last 8 games ? Whilst we need to find 4 wins and a couple of draws, and 3 of the wins will hopefully come from QPR, Blackpool, and Charlton, I can't see us getting much change from the away games at Hillsborough and Molyneux, so we need to get results from the Palace and Burnley games, and they won't be easy, to take the pressure off the last game of the season.

Just done it and had us safe by 3 points after drawing the game at Forest. Not sure how fair I was on Plymouth though

QPR have drawn 4 and lost 4 of their last 8 matches, and only scored 4 goals whilst conceding 10 -- don'tcha just know what that means :mad:

As long as we concentrate in defence, and keep the lead when ( and if ) we get it. Games last 90 minutes, but we all too often lose interest in the last 10 - 15 minutes.

Sorry chaps, my bad - in the table Barnsley should only have 40 pts. Plymouth P 38 Pts 43 B'Pool P 38 Pts 43 Forest P 38 Pts 41 Barnsley P35 Pts 40 Norwich P38 Pts 39 Saints P 37 Pts 38 Charlton P37 Pts 28

Not if we only make up 2 goals on Forest we don't.

Guess that makes the QPR game the most definite MUST WIN game;Saints need some confidence coming up to Bloomfield Road, as the Tangerines are showing a bit of grit, ( or is it sand ? ), and it would be better knowing that a draw there is good enough to at least keep things interesting. Going into the game when losing could put them 8 points above us would really start closing our chances of escaping.

Plymouth P 38 Pts 43 B'Pool P 38 Pts 43 Barnsley P35 Pts 42 Forest P 38 Pts 41 Norwich P38 Pts 39 Saints P 37 Pts 38 Charlton P37 Pts 28 Reading v Charlton pending

Norwich 2-0 Cardiff

Brum equalise

They have, penalty in 73rd minute.

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Lancashire's finest :p:p

Sheff Utd 2 B'Pool 2