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WBA vs Southampton - Match Thread
#51
(28-02-2015, 19:41)drewks Wrote: Aires - OK it's true that they had a couple of chances that they missed, but over the 90 mins - or was it 190? - we had equally good ones, so I wouldn't say we were fortunate in that respect. Like Swansea, for all their possession Soton were kept largely away from the danger area - big credit to the players and their work ethic for that
Fair comment Drewks, I didn't have time to scroll down all the BBC updates, I only saw the late chances Pelle missed, but I see that we did put a couple over the bar when well placed to score. I am just so relieved to get the three points against what has been a top four side so far this season - a win and a draw against them, four points out of six.
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#52
According to BBC a good reason as to why we kept another clean sheet

"Southampton responded with some tidy football but failed to test goalkeeper Fraser Forster "

Ben / Fraser Easy mistake to make.
Bonum vinum laetificat cor hominis.
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#53
Just back from game and everyone played well with the exception of one player - again Brunt didn't turn up. Other than an excellent clearing header from a Southampton cross from their left, his quality was zero. Crosses were constantly over hit, poor passing etc etc. I just don't know how he keeps getting selected over Poco or indeed anyone who could do a better job.
Funny how others who watched the game thought Brunt was one of our best players. Certainly wasn't for me !
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#54
Just got back myself, how bloody windy was it ???
Fantastic 1st half could have been 2 or 3 if Dawson or Gardner had taken their chances. 2nd half was far more defensive with the TP iron curtain going up but what a 3 Pts !!!
It's my birthday today so am very happy bunny and gonna get plastered !
Boing boing :-)
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#55
(28-02-2015, 19:23)betterthanbaird Wrote: Our defensive record is outrageous.

It is! Only the top six clubs and West Ham have a better defensive record than Albion in the Premier League.
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#56
Stunning Tony Pulis. I am totally confident of survival. Hope the talk of striker injury is not founded
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#57
(28-02-2015, 21:22)Squirrel Regis Wrote: Just got back myself, how bloody windy was it ???
Fantastic 1st half could have been 2 or 3 if Dawson or Gardner had taken their chances. 2nd half was far more defensive with the TP iron curtain going up but what a 3 Pts !!!
It's my birthday today so am very happy bunny and gonna get plastered !
Boing boing :-)

Happy Birthday Squirrel enjoy your night Smile
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#58
Well that all went pretty much as predicted.  Now for the second bit of the prediction against Villa.  Happy days.
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#59
With other results going for us I reckon todays win is crucial in keeping us up.

Well done to TP and the lads
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#60
(28-02-2015, 21:15)TheBaggieMan Wrote: Just back from game and everyone played well with the exception of one player - again Brunt didn't turn up. Other than an excellent clearing header from a Southampton cross from their left, his quality was zero. Crosses were constantly over hit, poor passing etc etc. I just don't know how he keeps getting selected over Poco or indeed anyone who could do a better job.
Funny how others who watched the game thought Brunt was one of our best players. Certainly wasn't for me !

Other than mis-hitting a couple of left wing crosses, which used to be his forté, I think Brunt had a good game.  I am led to understand Pocognoli isn't keen on the tough training régime and appears to have lost his watch.  If true, neither of these problems is likely to endear him to a strong disciplinarian like TP.
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