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Irony, surely? The only reason this thread has been bounced is because the OP was getting annoyed with people who held a different opinion to the one which they held.

We’ve had our fair share of bad luck too, should have beaten Palace away and Newcastle away, could easily have had a points at Villa, Tottenham and even Liverpool.

Your first sentence is the very reason why Hughton was released and Potter was hired.

The results don’t always match the performances though do they. We were far better than West Ham, Burnley, Palace and Watford but we just couldn’t put them away, we matched Southampton comfortably despite having 10 men for 70 minutes in stifling temperatures. Also, we were crap against Villa...

Alzate was here.

Isn’t Trossard on record as saying he wouldn’t have signed if Hughton was still the manager?