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Bad Bob wrote:2) Reina has taken some, IMHO, undue criticism of late for not being a great shot stopper but that was an absolutely brilliant double save at a vital moment.  A true game changer.

I nearly soiled myself when he dropped the ball behind him though Bob    but I agree it was a fantastic double save.

s@int wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:2) Reina has taken some, IMHO, undue criticism of late for not being a great shot stopper but that was an absolutely brilliant double save at a vital moment.  A true game changer.

I nearly soiled myself when he dropped the ball behind him though Bob    but I agree it was a fantastic double save.

I think he did too...the look on his face was pure terror! 

redhayesy wrote:

bigmick wrote:It's a strange because one because I've read it a couple of times and I still can't work out if you're having a pop at me, or telling me to have a pop at other people . I do get to see quite a few of the games mate in fairness, and afterwards I see all of them. I tend not to comment too much on whats happened if at all until I've actually seen it (for obvious reasons).

What I'm saying here is that it's a good win and could be the start of a run. I don't need to have seen the game to say something as obvious as that. TBH I'm not sure what you mean by the PC thing so I can't really argue it either way.

look mate, please don't try an assoiciate me with fecking 'wet behind the ears' fans that get on here, ffs i know your game, example-(quote) if we were a bit lucky today etc- how the feck can you make comments like that when you say you didn't watch the game! enough said, look i'm not looking for an argument, an you won't get one- cause i'm enjoying our win today- which i saw all of it! an we weren't lucky end of.

but also sneaky comments like- obviosly whoever is the manager next season etc etc... listen, you are entitled to your opinion, but don't insult my intelligence, by trying to get a reaction to cause an argument about raffa etc, it's so patronising an i for one will in future choose to ignore comments like that.

after you have watched the game (please do) you will enjoy the result i hope as much as i'm doing an will continue to do so for a long time.

that's not having a pop at you, i'm just pointing out a couple of things that you have said in the past, but posting an opinion on a game you haven't even seen, is annoying (for obvious reasons).

When I say "if we were a bit lucky then it's about time" and freely admit that I haven't seen the match (I was merely going by what everyone else is saying, and note the word IF) and you choose to get wound up by it, then there's nowhere I can really go from there.

Similarly, "whoever is the manager next season it's vital we get fourth" is a dig at the manager? Presumeably when I said we'd won our last two and hadn't conceded a goal, and that I didn't give a feck about the performance that was not good enough either? 

  Fair play anyway, thanks for making your feelings nice and clear. We'll ignore each other from now on fella, suits me fine. It really is very odd around here though. I was in bed while the match was on (sorry about that) and I get up and see we've won 2-0. I then discover that while I've been asleep people are openly assuming I won't be happy that we've won, and then when I say I am happy that we've won and if the reports about us being a bit lucky are true I don't give a feck, I'm still a c... .

Maybe I'll understand it one day but I wouldn't bet on it. Anyways, ignore is all good by me, least we know where we are.

john craig wrote:Absolutely delighted with that today, a win when it was needed most and against that lot ten times better!!!

Having said that, we were poor again and won for two reasons...

1)  Luck
2)  Reina

We deserved luck though, we've not had our fair share this season and I was delighted at the effort of most of our players.  I say most, because I couldn't understand what Gerrard's problem was today - he played poorly, fair enough it happens to the best, but he stood still when he lost the ball and not until very late in the game did he actually start tracking back and helping the midfield.  Maybe he isn't fully fit, maybe he's just doing what he's told by Benitez, but by his standards he was pi.ss poor again.  More of a worry for me than anything else this season is how poor Gerrard's been, I hope it is just that he's not fully fit, but if his powers are starting to fade then it's bad news.

Hopefully though this can be a stepping stone and we can build on the win by going a stuffing Blackburn next week instead of getting beaten badly like we did straight after the United result by Fulham.

Everton have to feel seriously disheartened by that - they're playing even worse than us at the moment and have even worse luck with injuries, yet they played really well today and came away with nothing... brilliant

woof woof ! wrote:Whilst agreeing with the gist of your post JC, (we did ride our luck and Reina was outstanding) I thought we did the old Mohammed Ali "Rope a Dope" trick. We clung on , took all they threw at us, and come midway through the second half there was only one team left that wasn't playing sunday league football and they (we) won .

s@int wrote:Nice to see you enjoying the win anyway Nanny

Typical derby Saint . long balls, hit an miss , we were cra.p ,they were but who cares at the end of the day we beat the  bitters .  i love YOBO

An that game was no place for Aqualinni imo, An felacio you dirty g.et of a player orrible