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Lifeline or prolonging the agony?

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1-1 sees us out of the drop zone with a game to go. Is that a genuine lifeline or just prolonging the agony?


Burnley play Villa on Thursday and Newcastle next Sunday, they are currently a point behind.

Everton play Brentford this afternoon, Palace on Thursday and Arsenal next Sunday. They are currently a point ahead.
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Try to stay alive for the next two minutes .... Hector will get that reference
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Definitely a lifeline, with our goal difference that point is crucial.
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A lifeline for sure as the yank would say. Think Burnley will go to Villa to frustrate like v Spurs today. Maybe they draw. They might struggle v Newcastle when the pressure is on. We go in to the last game equal. All to play for. Not over. Yet
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A lifeline.

Without it with our goal difference id say we were definitely down.

May not be enough but its hope and if nothing else it should light a fire under the players if we are still in with a hope for Brentford.
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faaip wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 3:20 pm Try to stay alive for the next two minutes .... Hector will get that reference
Would I be right in thinking airlock??
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Agony prolonged but where is love there is hope.

Burnley in a bit of a fix about what is the best approach to take in Thursday. go for the win and come away with nothing or grind out a draw an keep it in their own hands?

Greatest irony today as AT LAST I could see what Marsch was trying to do and though I don't particularly like we did deserve to get something from the game.
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A lifeline, better having it than not but much must go in our favour next week .

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William wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 3:34 pm Agony prolonged but where is love there is hope.

Burnley in a bit of a fix about what is the best approach to take in Thursday. go for the win and come away with nothing or grind out a draw an keep it in their own hands?

Greatest irony today as AT LAST I could see what Marsch was trying to do and though I don't particularly like we did deserve to get something from the game.
Enlighten me. What was he trying to do. I say that as someone who didn't (dare) watch. Just seen the JG skill/goal and that’s it.
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Definitely a lifeline.
Would rather have the point lead than the game in hand.
Whatever happens its going down to that last game.
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hector wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 3:33 pm Would I be right in thinking airlock??
Is that a 61 hours reference?
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YorkshireSquare wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 3:15 pm Everton play Brentford this afternoon, Palace on Thursday and Arsenal next Sunday. They are currently a point ahead.

And Everton are winning 1-0
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We're going down
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YorkshireSquare wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 3:51 pm And Everton are winning 1-0

But are now down to 10 men
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YorkshireSquare wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 3:51 pm And Everton are winning 1-0

But are now down to 10 men
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Prolonging the agony. All I asked is for them not to give us any false hope. :(
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faaip wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 3:43 pm Is that a 61 hours reference?
Aahhh
I was thinking Douglas Adams.. Not Lee Child
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hector wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 4:13 pm Aahhh
I was thinking Douglas Adams.. Not Lee Child
Reacher's mantra. Stay alive for the next two minutes. Certainly comes up in Persuader and a few others...
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faaip wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 4:50 pm Reacher's mantra. Stay alive for the next two minutes. Certainly comes up in Persuader and a few others...
It does, I am currently re-reading them all again. Have got up to Blue Moon
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Well that a long way through to be fair ... I've re-read Killing Floor/Persuader/The Enemy/Bad Luck and Trouble (which is the #1) recently, night School and a couple of others fairly recently
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