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Comment | Premier League ref Bond in charge of Plymouth trip - Referee
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Comment | Sulemana To Stay At Southampton ! Amo-Ameyaw To Go Out On Loan
by hixepeg940 at 16:51:45
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Comment | Leeds Kick Off Transfer Window with Loan Moves for Gelhardt and Crew
by hixepeg940 at 16:51:11
Leeds' transfer activity with its troves of young talent reminds me how important it is to give players a chance to develop. After a disappointing season in the Fan League, I wanted to add fitness goals to my life through a sports app. I looked at user reviews at https://www.pissedconsumer.com , which contained positive reviews of the End to End service and virtual tracks. I registered, completed the first challenge, and felt a surge of energy. Football has become even more vibrant thanks to this balance! |
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Comment | Promotions and POPs as Plymouth and QPR rekindle rivalry – History
by hixepeg940 at 16:50:24
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Comment | Promotions and POPs as Plymouth and QPR rekindle rivalry – History
by hixepeg940 at 16:49:55
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Comment | Nield in charge of Leicester visit - Referee
by nesteroid at 10:21:59
for several matches in a row now I just don’t see that fire and passion in the team, everything looks kind of sluggish and emotionless, like they’re just going through the motions. when I watch games like this, I want to get distracted and sometimes I go to http://funkytimelive.com/ — at least there’s some kind of atmosphere with live hosts and all. sometimes I also check out https://megawheelgame.com/ — they spin the wheel there, at least something unexpected happens. and when I’m really down after losses, I read http://sweetbonanzalive.org , it’s about sweet bonuses, at least it cheers me up a bit. but still, I just want the team to finally show some character! |
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Comment | Linington in charge on Boxing Day - Referee
by francisbowles at 10:18:42
Santa has arrived early and brought us the best referee for what I believe will be a tough physical match. Portsmouth should be happy with the appointment too, with that record when he has been in charge. Hopefully we can stuff their turkey.
Ho ho ho! |
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Comment | A miserable return for Marti as white hot QPR incinerate Leicester – Report
by TacticalR at 20:42:06
Thanks for your report. At last you've got some serious goals to write about.
We were relentless in the first half. Everything went in, even Mbengue's shot from near the corner flag. Mbengue makes a lot of sense for man of the match: those crosses of his were absolutely punishing. The only negative was that we didn't score in the second half.
I think that Kone's goal really knocked the stuffing out of Leicester. After that they looked like they were on the verge of going to pieces. I can't remember the last time you took an opposition team to task like this. The only thing I would say is that the Championship is full of teams that have good days and bad days, so let's see what happens during the rest of the season.
The ref seemed to want to manage everything by talking, so a lot of fouls were not yellow-carded. Yellow cards were reserved for obvious professional fouls.
One big question in my mind is how often we should go toe to toe with the opposition like this. It worked against Leicester (who got blown away), Hull, West Brom and Birmingham, but failed against Norwich and Middlesbrough. |
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Comment | A miserable return for Marti as white hot QPR incinerate Leicester – Report
by loftus77 at 13:28:26
Smashing report of a smashing day - thank you. That's my main Xmas present sorted as far as I'm concerned.
Yes I, too, keenly felt the comparison with Vicarage Road 2023 when Watford mercifully, and clearly, called the dogs off at half time. My only tiny gripe on this remains GD (-2): we could have missed a trick in the 2nd half to address a situation which may prove crucial in a ridiculously tight league.....but no matter - Season of very-much Goodwill. |
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Comment | A miserable return for Marti as white hot QPR incinerate Leicester – Report
by Marshy at 11:14:21
I have to say that when I saw that Dembele was chosen rather than Paul Smith I was a bit disappointed, as so far this season he hadn’t looked anything more than an average player. However, I thought he had a brilliant game against Leicester. He showed all the tricks, he passed well, he tackled and even defended. In the past his final ball was often fluffed, but here everything he did he did well.
Overall this was a highly impressive team performance. Play like this for the rest of the season, and we really could be contenders for a play off place.
When the 4th was scored by Mbengue it was a moment of sheer joy. Who cares if it was a a shot or a cross. It was an amazing moment when it hit the back of the net. |
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Comment | A miserable return for Marti as white hot QPR incinerate Leicester – Report
by Myke at 09:10:48
Super report, Clive. Painted a very graphic picture of the match and atmosphere. Rarely have we seen two such dichotomous consecutive performances. Completely bested by Middlesbrough (the score could have been anything they wanted it to be) and completely besting Leicester (the score could have been anything we wanted it to be). I found your final paragraph the most telling. A lot of retrospection on the message board in the past week. Time to leave the past behind and focus on the future. I am happy to eat humble pie. I thought JS would be gone by the third International break at best. As for the players, they cannot use the motivation of a former manager every week. Neither can they turn in performances like Derby or Norwich again. We know what they are capable of, the whole division does after Saturday. Now we need to see that level week on week. No pathetic ‘3rd game in a week’ excuses which is self-prophesying. Of course we are not going to win every week - ‘it’s the Championship innit’? - but we have the right to demand that they PERFORM every week. |
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