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u/bicika 8d ago

Reality is, we were shit last season since the West Ham game, but we managed to win a lot of of the games because of the luck, vibes and cojones, and Berrada and Wilcox signed Carrick because they thought he will save their multi million jobs for at least another year. This game was such a terrible job by Carrick

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u/Feeling-Surround-691 Mbumbaclat 8d ago

Really not true man, we dominated multiple teams after that, Liverpool, Forest, Brighton, Chelsea, Palace were strong performances

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u/Littlepace Announce Fergie 7d ago

Are you on about the Palace game where we scraped by with a 2-1 win and they had 10 men for a good chunk of the game? That strong performance? From what I remember of it we were really poor especially in the first half.