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1. Dykes penalty miss at Brum. Chance to get back in the game and from then on we have dropped like a stone to relegation.
2. Chair missed pen to Sunderland. We were 1 down and is woeful pen was saved. 2 mins later we were 2 down and it was game over.
3. Chair against Preston. Completely misses the goal in an easy 1 on 1. Would have put us 1 up and I’m adamant we would have got something from the game.
Big moments in the season. Chair has been culpable and for someone wearing the number 10 shirt hasn’t scored or assisted enough. As for Dykes I think he’s a lost cause. He hasn’t scored since October.
Any other standout moments in the season? Those ones stand out for me.
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Pivotal moments in the season… on 23:31 - Apr 9 by distortR
Yeah, look how Luton collapsed when Jones left................ It appears more and more to me that the more Beale saw of the club, the more he realised how fked it is, and the more desperate he was to get out before we dragged him down like we did NC and are doing to GA. I would love, love to have an honest discussion with Warbs and Beale about QPR.
Beale and honest, not something sen in the same sentence that often
A good mature cheddar, by the way; perhaps Camembert if I’m feeling fancy.
Don’t usually go to away games, went today as not so far from my uni town and had access to a car.
Very proud of our fans in both self-deprecating and celebratory moments, usually a home fan only but really appreciated the die-hard lot today and felt like it was a twelfth man–put the Brummies to shame. At least we could look forward to going home at the end.
Just hope we keep it up and survive.
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Pivotal moments in the season… on 21:18 - Apr 10 by Hooparoo
That bit of luck that Chris Martin got today could be a very important goal.
Agreed. Great closing down by Dykes and Martin and with all of our lines closer together and us pushed up as a team, unlike Friday until we went 2-0 down, West Brom couldn't bypass our forward press as easily, panic ensued and we got a nice reward for our efforts and smarts.
Huge moment. And then the other results swinging our way turned silver into gold.
"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
Pivotal moments in the season… on 21:48 - Apr 10 by BrianMcCarthy
Agreed. Great closing down by Dykes and Martin and with all of our lines closer together and us pushed up as a team, unlike Friday until we went 2-0 down, West Brom couldn't bypass our forward press as easily, panic ensued and we got a nice reward for our efforts and smarts.
Huge moment. And then the other results swinging our way turned silver into gold.
Pivotal moments in the season… on 09:02 - Apr 10 by WestbourneR
Sacking Warburton.
In that power struggle with Les the owners should have clocked that Warbs had actually done something in the game as coach and manger and his opinion should be valued over Les - who seems to wear nice suits, employ his mates and make terrible decisions.
Under Warbs, we were building. We were professional, we were well run.
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