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    Good result v Arsenal - fingers firmly crossed they keep it up

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    Just wish it was the other way around.Us at home, and Burnley away! Reckon that could be the determining factor this weekend. 😮

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    First things first Oz we need Villa to do us a huge favour and then it really is game on - we may need to win to stay up and that concerns me greatly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rev72 View Post
    First things first Oz we need Villa to do us a huge favour and then it really is game on - we may need to win to stay up and that concerns me greatly.
    And I've done my part Rev. Backed Burnley to win/draw! 😉

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    Newcastle is in good form and many are playing for spots next year. they will not be a fun game for Burnley. AV at home is not a fun game either. Players playing for next year at last home game.

    Not getting too hopeful but not stunning if burnley lose both.

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    Too many possible outcomes, looks like its all down to Sunday - the dreaded goal difference could play a huge part.
    Its all ifs, buts, maybes, but when you think back to those 2-3 matches, we should be across the line by now.

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    Us Yanks always talk about how we "compete' for everything. Nowhere can this nonsensical tripe be seen better than in sports.

    In the US the lowly MLS sets up franchises and awards them on "need". Once selected as an MLS team you are locked in for life. Can lose every tie for 3 years straight and you are still in the top division. The lower division just plays for some of the scraps and hopes someone can come up with enough cash they can buy someone at the MLS enough to be granted a franchise. Almost like a caste system.

    Meanwhile in Europe every pro league promotes and relegates. Not likely, but Grimsby could actually make it to the prem. Obviously economics comes into play but the fact is that at the end of the day any club can go up or down. This, of course, excludes our annointed super league teams if they ever get that over the finish line.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spaldy View Post
    Us Yanks always talk about how we "compete' for everything. Nowhere can this nonsensical tripe be seen better than in sports.

    In the US the lowly MLS sets up franchises and awards them on "need". Once selected as an MLS team you are locked in for life. Can lose every tie for 3 years straight and you are still in the top division. The lower division just plays for some of the scraps and hopes someone can come up with enough cash they can buy someone at the MLS enough to be granted a franchise. Almost like a caste system.

    Meanwhile in Europe every pro league promotes and relegates. Not likely, but Grimsby could actually make it to the prem. Obviously economics comes into play but the fact is that at the end of the day any club can go up or down. This, of course, excludes our annointed super league teams if they ever get that over the finish line.
    Let’s hope when Citeh win the league he realises not to call them ‘world’ champions 😆

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    Newcastle with a couple of signings and a decent manager look a totally different team, just a shame Eddie Howe wasn't available when we lost Bielsa......though the Yanks would still have wanted their boy in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spaldy View Post
    Us Yanks always talk about how we "compete' for everything. Nowhere can this nonsensical tripe be seen better than in sports.

    In the US the lowly MLS sets up franchises and awards them on "need". Once selected as an MLS team you are locked in for life. Can lose every tie for 3 years straight and you are still in the top division. The lower division just plays for some of the scraps and hopes someone can come up with enough cash they can buy someone at the MLS enough to be granted a franchise. Almost like a caste system.

    Meanwhile in Europe every pro league promotes and relegates. Not likely, but Grimsby could actually make it to the prem. Obviously economics comes into play but the fact is that at the end of the day any club can go up or down. This, of course, excludes our annointed super league teams if they ever get that over the finish line.
    Australian Aussie Rules football league here is the same no relegation or promotion. Been like that every since they invented the game.

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