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    Is Saturday's game potentially season defining?

    No. But on CMs, Kayal's injury might be somewhat of a blessing. It gives him plenty of time to reflect on just how much of the past x seasons he's been out injured, and think that might prompt him to sign a new contract. With Stephens, I suspect we'll need to get promoted to keep hold of him...
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    Is Saturday's game potentially season defining?

    I'm going to disagree with you now (although I do recognise that you've qualified this suggestion): we don't need another CM in January. That's just eating up wages, which could go on another striker. Our recruitment team is good enough, and we'll also act quickly if Stephens and Kayal run down...
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    Is Saturday's game potentially season defining?

    If Manu goes, I think we might need two strikers. Perhaps one proven, one for the future. If Harper had come anywhere near living up to the hype, or if Hambo managed to string eight or ten starts together, and started scoring, I might say something different. But if one of those four strikers...
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    Is Saturday's game potentially season defining?

    If we win our next two, we'll really be in a strong position. It won't just be the six points, or that we've reached 37 from 17, but that we're beating teams that are expected to be in with at least a shout for the play-offs.
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    Is Saturday's game potentially season defining?

    Fear ye not. That's not how the script has been written. He'll go soon after the January transfer window. And we'll all live happily ever after :wink:
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    Is Saturday's game potentially season defining?

    Both Bruno and Stockdale made two mistakes for that goal: -- Bruno, the badly misjudged back heel, followed by the panicked miscontrolled back pass -- Stockdale, 'chesting' the ball with his right nipple and then, bizarrely, running towards our bench, rather than blocking the goal. It was most...
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    Is Saturday's game potentially season defining?

    I suspect that come the end of the season, far more important than a home win vs Hudds will be an away win vs Sheff Wed.
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