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[Albion] "West Brom, without a win in their last 20 Premier League games"



timbha

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Jul 5, 2003
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West Brom looked like Southampton did yday. Had a go for 10 minutes the caved in letting in goals at regular intervals. Both teams and sets of fans seem to have given up (+ stoke)
 


Easy 10

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Sturridge is on a kings ransom, and refuses to play if he's got a raggy fingernail. West Brom have taken a massive punt on him getting them the goals, I'd be very worried about the likes of him rocking up.

Well, Sturridge lasted all of 3 minutes tonight before going off injured. His legs are made of biscuits and I doubt he could give a flying fook at a rolling donut about turning out for them, his hearts not in it. I recall Gerrard saying in his autobiography that he lost his rag with him, because if he had the SLIGHTEST thing wrong with him, any kind of niggle, he'd cry off. This is not a man who plays through pain, and if WBA are hanging their hats on him bagging the goals to steer them to safety, you've got to fear for them. And Rondon is an absolute DONKEY.

Anyone who finishes under that mob are doomed.
 










Weststander

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Well, Sturridge lasted all of 3 minutes tonight before going off injured. His legs are made of biscuits and I doubt he could give a flying fook at a rolling donut about turning out for them, his hearts not in it. I recall Gerrard saying in his autobiography that he lost his rag with him, because if he had the SLIGHTEST thing wrong with him, any kind of niggle, he'd cry off. This is not a man who plays through pain, and if WBA are hanging their hats on him bagging the goals to steer them to safety, you've got to fear for them. And Rondon is an absolute DONKEY.

Anyone who finishes under that mob are doomed.

Their coming fixtures include:
Hudd
Watford
Bournemouth
Burnley
Swansea
Newcastle
Palace

Unfortunately, WBA aren't sunk just yet.
 




Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
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Their coming fixtures include:
Hudd
Watford
Bournemouth
Burnley
Swansea
Newcastle
Palace

Unfortunately, WBA aren't sunk just yet.

They're now 7 points off safety - so basically thats 3 wins in the last 11 games needed if teams above them collapse. Thus far they've won 3 games all season (yes, 1 of them against us :facepalm: )

They're not gone yet, but blimey, its going to take an epic turnaround from here.
 






Not Andy Naylor

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Their coming fixtures include:
Hudd
Watford
Bournemouth
Burnley
Swansea
Newcastle
Palace

Unfortunately, WBA aren't sunk just yet.

If they draw all of those, that will be 12 points in total dropped by our relegation rivals. Come on yo Baggoiz (up to a point but no further).
 


Harry Wilson's tackle

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Well, Sturridge lasted all of 3 minutes tonight before going off injured. His legs are made of biscuits and I doubt he could give a flying fook at a rolling donut about turning out for them, his hearts not in it. I recall Gerrard saying in his autobiography that he lost his rag with him, because if he had the SLIGHTEST thing wrong with him, any kind of niggle, he'd cry off. This is not a man who plays through pain, and if WBA are hanging their hats on him bagging the goals to steer them to safety, you've got to fear for them. And Rondon is an absolute DONKEY.

Anyone who finishes under that mob are doomed.

:bowdown::lolol:
 




Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005
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The bloke is an absolute joke. 31 injuries since he joined Liverpool!
Not in the mood for sympathy tonight then.

West Brom looked like Southampton did yday. Had a go for 10 minutes the caved in letting in goals at regular intervals. Both teams and sets of fans seem to have given up (+ stoke)
With our goal line clearances on Saturday it didn't feel like Stoke had given up.

West Brom however, look gone. I'll certainly be supporting them against Huddersfield. By the last game of the season it'll be a free 3 points for Palace.
 


MrSnuggles

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Apr 29, 2016
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Not in the mood for sympathy tonight then.

With our goal line clearances on Saturday it didn't feel like Stoke had given up.

West Brom however, look gone. I'll certainly be supporting them against Huddersfield. By the last game of the season it'll be a free 3 points for Palace.

Hopefully if they are relagated by then, the shackles will be off, and they will be playing out of their skins to try and secure a new contract or put themselves in the shop window! Often a relegated team suddenly finds a bit of form. Let's hope that scenario plays out!
 


Iggle Piggle

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Sep 3, 2010
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Well, Sturridge lasted all of 3 minutes tonight before going off injured. His legs are made of biscuits and I doubt he could give a flying fook at a rolling donut about turning out for them, his hearts not in it. I recall Gerrard saying in his autobiography that he lost his rag with him, because if he had the SLIGHTEST thing wrong with him, any kind of niggle, he'd cry off. This is not a man who plays through pain, and if WBA are hanging their hats on him bagging the goals to steer them to safety, you've got to fear for them. And Rondon is an absolute DONKEY.

Anyone who finishes under that mob are doomed.

That was the clearest case of cantbearseditis I've ever seen. We've all been there. Switch your PC on Monday morning and think bollocks to this. The fact Pardew said it wasn't serious will keep him on the treatment table for another week as a protest. I'm sure the WBA
Forums are full of posts offering to 'drive him back to Liverpool myself' and a thread entitled 'What does Daniel Sturridge actually do'
 
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Guinness Boy

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If they draw all of those, that will be 12 points in total dropped by our relegation rivals. Come on yo Baggoiz (up to a point but no further).

Precisely. You could look at that as a set of easy games or you could look at it as likely being a series of games where our rivals drop points. No easy games from now on anyway.


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Simster

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Jul 7, 2003
54,110
Surrey
When WBA are confirmed as the first team relegated, what will happen to Alan Pardew? I'm wondering which reasonable sized club will think he'd be a good idea to install as manager despite a history of failure wherever he goes.

My guess is that Sunderland will appoint him to get them back into the Championship (and will then finish 16th in league one).
 








Perkino

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Dec 11, 2009
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It really does highlight how poor we were up at the Hawthorns. They had done their homework and exploited set pieces but we are the only side to lose to them in almost 6 months!

It will take a huge turnaround for them to stay up. An additional 7 points over at least 3 of their relegation rivals means they will need almost 2 points per game or at least 5 wins from remaining 11
 



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