liverpool,chelsea,arsenal,man united,there not in a diffrent league there in the same league,the dingles are in a diffrent league the chumpionship aye boing boing donk

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A draw is the MINIMUM we need from this game. It is one of those six pointer jobbies which we need to win but certainly not lose.
Come on you baggie boys!

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We need three points to kick start us and what better place to start winning than the hoodoo that is Stoke That should give all a lift.

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I dont think Valero is gonna get you out this mess, not when according to your manager, you are close to his points target for this time of the season, WOW now theres a man with ambition.
Terrypremierbaggie talks of Wolves being in the Chumpionship, well I shouldn’t let it worry you too much sunshine, cos you wont have to play them next season….your gonna pass em on the way down.

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8 oldburyite,,how many times have we heard that from you dingles,,we will pass you on ya way down,,we might come down but you never pass us do ya cos you never go up,,always blow it in the playoffs,,same again this year me thinks………….STAYING IN THE PREM THE MOWBRAY WAY,,IN STYLE OF COURSE,,OOOOOOOOOOOH YES..

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9 JIWAL.
Can’t remember if you’re Wolves or Albion. If you’re Wolves, I doubt very much if you’ve actually seen him play but fair enough it’s the sort of comment I’d expect. If you’re Albion, the same applies, have you seen him? You cannot be serious.

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Anyone else hear Graham Roberts interview on Talksport this morning. Went out of his way to mention the Albion fans support against Chelsea. He was a guest at the ground and said how impressed he was that no one got on the players or managers backs and the great vocal support continued throughout the game.
Graham also said it was the same when he was at the club, that although the team weren’t doing well the support for the players was unwavering. He remembered his time here fondly, including the derby game where he tackled Bully and snapped his shinguard in half. Can’t call him an Albion legend but will always remember him fondly. I think we missed him at the beginning of his career, we were doing our usual trick of trying to get Weymouth to lower their £15,000 asking price when Spurs stepped in and signed him.
On the subject of support. Let’s not get back onto the Smethwick versus the rest old chestnut. I’m in the BRE and sing throughout the game as do many others. I think it’s the same for the Rainbow Stand (or Bomber Brown stand as it should be called, I refuse to call it the bland E— Stand.) The difference is that we’re spread out whereas the Smethwick are pushed together in a confined space, it’s the same reason that the away fans always sound louder. I wish it was still terracing so that the singers could stand together. I hate watching football sitting down.

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13 Terry.
I probably have heard him. If I haven’t with his voice and your legendary good looks I don’t know how I’ve missed you. What you say just proves my point, when you look round the Brummie there are loads of people singing but because we’re all spread out it isn’t as effective as the Smethwick. The only answer is if all the silent b—–s give the lads a bit of support instead of just moaning when things go wrong.

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3,nedball, your right it is about time,but if we go there half hearted like we have done at liverpool,man u,chelsea out run will continue im afraid,we really need too pull our socks up and get stuck in where it hurts,3 points would be a great boost for us,aye boing boing donk

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