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Just when I thought Hudd were dead on their feet and heading down, they start scoring against media loved Bmuff. So many twists, unlike last season when shite Boro and Sunderland stunk the PL out, making life that much easier for everyone else (bar Hull in the end).

CM of Stephens, Pritchard and Gross would be tasty.

No problem. I could have risen to the challenge, but it's Friday :) and I will surprise you by saying I think the club will stay up (but they really must acquire a quality striker with pace in this window IMO).

I was being sarcastic. I've been impressed with Hudd's squad building since last May. I could be wrong, but I expect they'll stay up as direct result.

I don't mind your own posts.

Because the Albion quartet always seek VALUE. Staying up is less important, as long as we've obtained VALUE. Clubs such as Palace, West Ham and Hudd who are hell bent on spending significantly on players in recent windows will become insolvent and/or under FFP measures. Leaving TB having the...

Dean Hoyle is wisely investing huge sums to guarantee that £100m of extra annual income, ad infinitum. Very astute. Ignore the schadenfreude bitches.

The 'experts' who confidently saw Hudd as certs for propping up the entire PL table "Coz we finished higher than them last season and in the summer they spent fortunes on rubbish players". :facepalm:

Hits nail firmly on its head. We'll find out in May.

Good news ... the Albion's Board are celebrating as we type.

As in the Spring/Summer window, owner Dean Hoyle is hell bent on them staying up. The lure of £100m extra income EVERY PL season, has certainly focused his mind. A great midfield building there.

Bilic was knackered, a spent battery, unfortunately. Moyes has got the player motivated and working hard.

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SSN just announced Hudd have today bid £11m. With the WHU striker Sakho having a med with Palace today, clubs determined to stay up are bloody well getting on with it.