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I agree, no better than Hemed and worse than Baldock. Our Ricky van Wolfswinkel, an overpriced waste of space

It worked for us with Slade, it's worked for many teams. Why do you think Hughton can suddenly do what he's not been able to since before Christmas?

I bet you're right. Truth is, he's bloody lucky. He's got a decent well run club, a supportive chairman with an open cheque book, 30k fans at home, state of the art facilities and he's paid handsomely Im sure. There is no excuse, it's not good enough. No time for sentiment, The club must come...

Alladyce and a million quid relegation avoiding bonus.... Would you now?

Remember the days when Chris first joined and we played well for 75-80 mins then shit bricks for last 10 as pendulum swung as we have them the ball and we tried to cling on. Now it's cling on and try a defend for 80. #HUGHTONOUT

A bit unfair on Theresa..... Whilst her plan is shite, at least she has a plan!

With saints winning by 2 and us losing by 4, we've just destroyed our GD with saints. #taxi4chris

So summarise that one for us then Chris "well you know, theyre a really good team with one of the best young English managers, so it was always going to be tough. I thought we played really well in spells and were unlucky, but after the red card incident, then it was always going to be tough to...

But if we just cling on, we can keep it to a respectable 2 goal loss. Safety first

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Whatever the score, one thing is certain. Warnock will go for it to win, Hughton will try and defend for it not to lose.

I doubt there's a single fan who doesn't like Hughton as a bloke, or are not greatful for where he's taken us.... But the fact is, he is tactically rigid and it's always defend first, there's no pressing, no urgency, nothing modern or novel tactically, always conservative. It's what Norwich got...

They're the away team and Howe is brave enough to go 4-4-2..... Why not Hughton, at home in a game we can't afford to lose against a team with a woeful away record? I'm sure Howe went 4-4-2 knowing full well a Hughton team will try and defend first and never go for it. It's so 1 dimensional :-(

Not sure I agree totally there fella. The same could've been said about Saints pre Hassenhutl, and with no new players he's transformed them. It's the safety first DNA of Hughton runing through the defensively shackled team. As I've started numerous times before, I love Hughton the man, but if...