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Brilliant goal 0-2 game over promotion here we come.

Still some twists and turns to go.
I know Pompey didn’t win, but they will be delighted with today’s results given Bolton and Barnsley slipped up.
Games are running out.
Given the inconsistencies Pompey are probably only 5 more wins away from promotion.
89 points will be enough for second place. Avoid defeat to Bolton and win 5 of the last 8 + a draw and that will probably do it.

Still some twists and turns to go.
I know Pompey didn’t win, but they will be delighted with today’s results given Bolton and Barnsley slipped up.
Games are running out.
Given the inconsistencies Pompey are probably only 5 more wins away from promotion.
89 points will be enough for second place. Avoid defeat to Bolton and win 5 of the last 8 + a draw and that will probably do it.

Still some twists and turns to go.
I know Pompey didn’t win, but they will be delighted with today’s results given Bolton and Barnsley slipped up.
Games are running out.
Given the inconsistencies Pompey are probably only 5 more wins away from promotion.
89 points will be enough for second place. Avoid defeat to Bolton and win 5 of the last 8 + a draw and that will probably do it.

Still some twists and turns to go.
I know Pompey didn’t win, but they will be delighted with today’s results given Bolton and Barnsley slipped up.
Games are running out.
Given the inconsistencies Pompey are probably only 5 more wins away from promotion.
89 points will be enough for second place. Avoid defeat to Bolton and win 5 of the last 8 + a draw and that will probably do it.

Brilliant goal 0-2 game over promotion here we come.

Derby’s best performance this year. 

Derby’s best performance this year. 

Derby’s best performance this year. 

I think the tactic seems pretty obvious to me. Get the ball wide to Ward, whip it in, hope for the best.
You are right in that we are lucky Rovers are poor.
I can’t see them being this bad again.

He is just backing his mate. He said similar about Carl Froch, after beating Bute, seemingly forgetting Andre Ward was undefeated and beat him prior.
Usyk is the best around and his two wins against AJ look all the more impressive as AJ flattens everyone else.
We all want to see Fury vs AJ.
 

Haaland misses just as many easy chances as he scores. He isn’t any better than Darwin Nuñez in that respect. 
Even against Luton in midweek, he scored five but missed another 3 really good chances.
A prime Ronaldo upfront would score 60 PL goals a season in this City side.

The sign of Klopp’s genius is when he can field inferior players but still get them performing like a top team.
There is no way Liverpool should have won that final, let alone be the better team, in extra time.
But that is the belief Klopp gives them.
SAF was similar, with players like Fletcher, Gibson, J Sung Park, O’Shea, Wes Brown, Da Silva twins and even Chicharito playing like world beaters when in reality they were probably no better than West Ham’s players at the time.
As much as I think Pep is the greatest coach of his generation, he needs exact types to fit his style of play. Pep’s best beats everybody else’s best. But Klopp I think would outperform Pep at a lesser club with the same players, like a West Ham. 

Tears in the home end.
oh dear.

It’s pretty crazy to think that we are second in the league table, heading for around 90 points which would be our best points tally in my lifetime at least, yet it’s just not enjoyable - I’d go as far as saying most weeks it’s a miserable watch.
Imagine if we were in Reading’s position?
I don’t see where we go under Warne. If he can’t make 2nd in the league and 90+ points enjoyable, how will he possibly win the fans over in the Championship? 
I reiterate, I think Warne gets us up. But if we stick with him, next season is going to be such a nightmare to watch as we won’t have the results to cover up the painful football. 

Derby v Bolton will be fun. Two teams fighting it out to see who can bottle it more.

Derby v Bolton will be fun. Two teams fighting it out to see who can bottle it more.

It’s pretty crazy to think that we are second in the league table, heading for around 90 points which would be our best points tally in my lifetime at least, yet it’s just not enjoyable - I’d go as far as saying most weeks it’s a miserable watch.
Imagine if we were in Reading’s position?
I don’t see where we go under Warne. If he can’t make 2nd in the league and 90+ points enjoyable, how will he possibly win the fans over in the Championship? 
I reiterate, I think Warne gets us up. But if we stick with him, next season is going to be such a nightmare to watch as we won’t have the results to cover up the painful football. 

It’s pretty crazy to think that we are second in the league table, heading for around 90 points which would be our best points tally in my lifetime at least, yet it’s just not enjoyable - I’d go as far as saying most weeks it’s a miserable watch.
Imagine if we were in Reading’s position?
I don’t see where we go under Warne. If he can’t make 2nd in the league and 90+ points enjoyable, how will he possibly win the fans over in the Championship? 
I reiterate, I think Warne gets us up. But if we stick with him, next season is going to be such a nightmare to watch as we won’t have the results to cover up the painful football. 

Derby v Bolton will be fun. Two teams fighting it out to see who can bottle it more.

I think it’s evident Warne isn’t a good coach. He may be a decent manager, but a coach he is not.
His motto will be to work harder than the opposition, and then let your natural talent win games.
But that only works when the opposition aren’t set up well.
The moment we play higher calibre coached teams we get found out.
Warne would be a disaster in the Championship with us as we might be able to work as hard as the rest, but we won’t have more talented players and we won’t be well coached. 

I think it’s evident Warne isn’t a good coach. He may be a decent manager, but a coach he is not.
His motto will be to work harder than the opposition, and then let your natural talent win games.
But that only works when the opposition aren’t set up well.
The moment we play higher calibre coached teams we get found out.
Warne would be a disaster in the Championship with us as we might be able to work as hard as the rest, but we won’t have more talented players and we won’t be well coached. 

Derby v Bolton will be fun. Two teams fighting it out to see who can bottle it more.

It’s pretty crazy to think that we are second in the league table, heading for around 90 points which would be our best points tally in my lifetime at least, yet it’s just not enjoyable - I’d go as far as saying most weeks it’s a miserable watch.
Imagine if we were in Reading’s position?
I don’t see where we go under Warne. If he can’t make 2nd in the league and 90+ points enjoyable, how will he possibly win the fans over in the Championship? 
I reiterate, I think Warne gets us up. But if we stick with him, next season is going to be such a nightmare to watch as we won’t have the results to cover up the painful football.