Not Andy Naylor
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I'd be quite happy to see Huddersfield win their next three games (and lose number four, against us, of course). Even if Wagner is an absolute ****** of the first order.
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[Football] Huddersfield Town
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Cowfold Seagull
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David Wagner is ok, the complete antipathy to Chris Hughton in style and behaviour of course, but we are all different, he does what he thinks is right for Huddersfield, and their fans all love him.
All the way back to the 1990's I've never liked them, and found them irritating on our tail last season.
But as this season's evolves, I don't mind Hudd.
I'd love WBA & Stoke to drop - awful football based on giants, and scummy fans. Obviously Palace or Stains would be funny, but I still think Palace have a few match winners and will survive. West Ham dropping would be sweet ... arrogant fans and owners based on some great players epochs back.
But as this season's evolves, I don't mind Hudd.
I'd love WBA & Stoke to drop - awful football based on giants, and scummy fans. Obviously Palace or Stains would be funny, but I still think Palace have a few match winners and will survive. West Ham dropping would be sweet ... arrogant fans and owners based on some great players epochs back.
BensGrandad
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I believe that it will be WBA and Stoke plus one other who I dont care about so long as it is not us. Have a sneaky feeling it could be Place or Southampton.
severnside gull
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Conventional wisdom appears to be that 37 points will be enough this season. Huddersfield well placed as are we if that is the case. The BBC Supercomputer has us ending on 42 points 2 ahead of Hudds fwiw
The solar powered calculator I still have from the 80s has more processing power than the BBC's piece of shit.
Murray 17
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- Jul 6, 2003
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I'm going to go against most people on this thread and say I hope they go down.
When they fielded a weakened team against Birmingham last season, they effectively relegated Blackburn.
I know I'm going to get the, 'but we would have done the same blah, blah, and you don't get relegated on one game, blah blah', but I'm one for sticking to the rules and ensuring that all teams are treated fairly.
When they fielded a weakened team against Birmingham last season, they effectively relegated Blackburn.
I know I'm going to get the, 'but we would have done the same blah, blah, and you don't get relegated on one game, blah blah', but I'm one for sticking to the rules and ensuring that all teams are treated fairly.
BN41Albion
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- Oct 1, 2017
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There's always been ' the likes of Huddersfield and Brighton' in the top division throughout the history of the top division. Such a ridiculous argument by muppets on social media
brightn'ove
cringe
Personally hope they stay up as they have more chance of being shit next season. If any of the long-standing PL teams escape the drop you can bet they’ll spend an absolute fortune next season to make sure they aren’t down there again. Huddersfield won’t have that same budget.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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If I was a Saints fans I'd be pretty worried. They can't win at home and have Citeh and Chelsea to come, they have 6 away matches, they aren't scoring much either and they have no recent record of scrapping hard at the end of the season, a foreign manager with no experience of a relegation dogfight.
Lambert has made Stoke's defence pretty solid and they have Shaqiri, Swansea are showing signs of life, West Ham usually get a result from somewhere as do Newcastle.
Lambert has made Stoke's defence pretty solid and they have Shaqiri, Swansea are showing signs of life, West Ham usually get a result from somewhere as do Newcastle.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
from me...and Huddersfield keep getting written off and then bouncing back...its just the unknown of how they will handle the pressure.
.....anyway i'd much rather concentrate on us..we've still work to do
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Mooy will be fit soon for Huddersfield https://www.socceroos.com.au/news/likely-return-date-set-caltex-socceroos-star-mooy
But I think their key player is Hogg in defensive midfield.
But I think their key player is Hogg in defensive midfield.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Pivotal games on Saturday :
Huddersfield v Swansea
Newcastle v Southampton
It looks like Huddersfield will stay up, with the other 3 teams in the above fixtures more in the mire.
If Palace later lose at Huddersfield, then they could also be in deep and dire trouble.
Huddersfield v Swansea
Newcastle v Southampton
It looks like Huddersfield will stay up, with the other 3 teams in the above fixtures more in the mire.
If Palace later lose at Huddersfield, then they could also be in deep and dire trouble.
*spits cider over table* [emoji23]
I think you're probably right. Rafa's nous and ability to get the odd freak result (Man U) should keep Newcastle up though. But I agree that they have a worse squad than us or Huddersfield.
Every predictor thing I've done relegates Stoke and Southampton.
So who's going down according to your calculator? ... or do we need to wait for the sun to come out to get an answer?
saafend_seagull
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He’s not back until April. So 3-4 more games without him, could be too late.
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