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Lets see how much difference the 2 points lost against Forest made at the end of the season. My strong prediction is f all as we will still get into the top 6 , quite comfortably and with room to spare.
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A fantastic point today. Well done Poyet and the team.
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Tyrone Biggums
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The bigger picture would have been if we won we'd only be 6 points off an automatic promotion place. Instead of being content just to try and beat Leicester to the line.
How will we know? I mean, how do you know you're not confusing the effects of the two points dropped today with the effects of the two points dropped against Cardiff at home? Or the effects of the two points dropped v Blackburn home or away? Or v Bolton? Or...
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Well you can all cry into your beer tonight. I am celebrating a great point and a play off position with 2 home games to come.
Uh_huh_him
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Ankergren had a great game up until the howler..... if it had given Forest 3 points then I could understand the flaming that he's getting, but we are back in the play offs with an away point from the toughest game of the run in....
All good as far as I'm concerned..
PIG/Ulloa/Barnes have all made massive mistakes to contribute to dropped points over the last few months. Yet we are still well placed and every member of the squad are heroes in my book.
All good as far as I'm concerned..
PIG/Ulloa/Barnes have all made massive mistakes to contribute to dropped points over the last few months. Yet we are still well placed and every member of the squad are heroes in my book.
The Merry Prankster
Pactum serva
A simple "no I wasn't there so I think I'll shut the **** up now" would suffice.
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What the f does it have to do if I was there ? FFS, NSC is an utter embarassment tonight.
JTR938
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So are we trying to scrape into 6th place?? A win today and we could have been pushing for top 3!
Keep banging on about Leicester next Saturday.... How about Tuesday?? And what happens if we don't take 3 points next Saturday will you be saying oh well just one of those things.... Lets look forward to the next game??
The fact that you didn't answer my question about being there today, I guess I can conclude that you wasn't??
1swedegull
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This weekend has been excellent for us and a point away from home at a team who are on a serious roll is good , yea the mistake cost us points but its done dusted we have 2 winnable home games to come and as a few have said next saturday is the do or die one , after hearing comments about the first half of today and if we had lost then yea i may have joined in with the predicatable moaning and doom and gloom merchantry which appear after every defeat or costly error .But i wont because we are in the top six and the season is still for ours to enjoy and take heart from 
Agreed.
Every Albion fan would have been happy with a point away at high budget and on-a-roll Forest.
The manner of throwing away the additional 2 points is giving that disappointed feeling. Goes to prove yet again, that Kuzschak in miles better than Ank and Brez.
Every Albion fan would have been happy with a point away at high budget and on-a-roll Forest.
The manner of throwing away the additional 2 points is giving that disappointed feeling. Goes to prove yet again, that Kuzschak in miles better than Ank and Brez.
The Grockle
Formally Croydon Seagull
Conceding so late and in the nature we did is extremely frustrating but I think Ankergren is getting some unfair stick. He's barely played, would not have expected to and did a good job all bar one costly moment at the end. I think people need to forget about it and look at the positives. We are back in the top six with an excellent chance of reaching the play offs and come within a whisker of beating the form team in the division.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Great point today. Very happy.
I can understand whether you're at the game or not being important when it comes to passing comment on the performance or match quality, but it has absolutely nothing to do with the legitimacy of how you feel about the result, and what it means to the season over all.
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Most in NSC are rationale tonight, and quietly satified with recent events:
Away point at cocky Forest
CP's hilarious implosion
Leicester's shock home loss
And just because a contributor is tired and grumpy from their journey and seeing the 2 points slip away at the death, their opinion isn't worth a jot more than the 25,000 Albion supporters who didn't travel to Forest.
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pork pie
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Irony? Is that what you are using?
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Explain as I am quite thick.
Over these threads, most are in agreement with you.
Just a few other unhappy souls, still bitter about Ank chucking away 2 points, spoiling for an argument with you. The minority.