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We shouldn't have any fear going into this match at all. Not being arrogant, it's just the nature of the league. We saw how ordinary runaway leaders Coventry were on Boxing Day. Oxford will rightly think they have a good chance at 3 pts, but so should we. I would not take a point now if offered...

Don’t forget the game neither team wants to win happening this weekend: Raiders v Giants. The only 2-loss teams left. Loser highly likely to get the no 1 pick in the draft.

I like Galbraith as a player. I appreciate his technical ability, and it's nice to have an actual footballer around the team among all the 'role players' with their very narrow set of abilities. He can play in multiple positions because of it and is doing a great job at RB for us right now. I...

*sigh* Great start, looked very bright, except for sleepy Vip. We became a lot more laboured going forward as the half went on. Fewer early balls for people to run onto and more stopping and putting their foot on the ball whilst all the defenders get back. Coventry look like a fraud of a...

Yep. Needed to be a first time finish there. Don't get time for more touches in those situations.

Both no 1 seeds from last year failed to make the play-offs this year (Lions and Chiefs), which is a good indicator of how barmy it is this time around. The Broncos have inherited the same voodoo the Chiefs had last year. Generally looking unconvincing, but scraping 1 score wins again and...

The impression I got on this topic was that Montague was let go, not because he wasn’t considered any good, but because Gorringe, in a state of hubris and deep within the cost-cutting drive he was so happy to pat himself on the back over during that interview he gave to those YouTube business...

Bears v Packers game was absolute cinema yesterday. Bears were 16-3 down going into the final few mins of the game. Scored a field goal then recovered an onside kick (7% chance I believe). Scored a touchdown on 4th down to go to OT, then a 46 yard walk off TD to win it. Seahawks v Rams game...

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Good grief. I doubt West Ham would even consider going that low if they ever put a bid in.

When I saw the halftime score, I think we all knew what was coming. It’s what the Bills do, 2nd half comebacks.

On behalf of the Titans, congratulations on your imminent win today. Also, we’ll be back in the close season for your DC as our next head coach. Sorry, not sorry.

Quite a story to follow today involving the Colts. Grandpa Philip Rivers and his dad bod coming out of retirement aged 44 (retired in '21) to help them out after all their QBs got injured. Playing the Seahawks.

I don't care how many midfielders we have, we're still missing a decent leader in the middle of the pitch who can actually play football. A significant presence in central midfield, someone who plays with their head up and has the technique to receive the ball and carry it forwards through the...

There's a difference between lacking quality in moments like that and complete unforced errors under no pressure. I'm no doubt being harsh on Burgess, and there was a lot of football played after that to turn things around, but there's a particular frustration in players making errors through a...

Frustrating not to get a point and keep the momentum going. The Burgess error was the crucial moment in this game. We'd played well, were on top overall at that point, and when he had the ball there we were under zero pressure, zero danger. A lazy, unfocused moment from him led to a free invite...

Has to be LaJolla, right? Made excellent use of our best in class forum apparatus to enlighten us all on the blueprint, the comings and goings of the mighty Quorum and the joys of Exeter’s Glenn Hoddle aka King Matty Get the votes in Prompto, as per.

You've been prophesying the end of the pats streak for months now and it's still going :LOL: The AFC has been turned upside down this year, so anything can happen. The Titans got the 1 seed a few years ago (with Vrabel as coach, of course) - and that was when Mahomes, Allen and Jackson were...

Thoroughly enjoyed hate-watching the Chiefs/Texans game last night. It really does feel like they made a pact with the devil last year to get 15 wins playing pretty much the same level they are this season, and now the reaper is collecting.

My only concern with leaving Galbraith at RB is that today he would often come way way out of position to be involved and get on the ball in central midfield, leaving a big gap over where he's nominally playing. Oxford didn't have much out wide to take advantage of that, but I'd be concerned...