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Back in the factual world. I am looking forward to Saturday.

As stated earlier, away form. Please no more puerile questions. let that be the end of it.

I wouldn't, I would concentrate on the weakness.

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We had a poor away record and a good home record last season. Where would you practice home or away?

I remember being taught to imagine the back four where connected with a rope if either fullback went forwards the other three would be pulled across one position to cover the space.

I would not discribe Raya as a star. Maybe a potential good keeper

The time to judge is after 5 on Saturday

As a starting forward line I would settle for that

no chance of a flood.

I would say winning is the most important aspect

If we win I am not bothered.

Personally I don't rate him. He doesn't create a lot, but his plus point is that he seems to be in the right place for tap-ins. He may improve, but I wouldn't bet on it.

last season.

I did because I don't agree with it. In my opinion he did not stay on his line, he did in fact collect the majority of crosses that he faced. Because he didn't face many shots or crosses doesn't mean he can't deal with them.

So you are judging him on what he didn't do. A strange way to look at it, but hey-ho. I thought he looked at ease with the game, he seemed to communicate with the rest of the team. A clean sheet is always a good game for a defence.

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they will be on the bench as impact subs,depending on how the game is going.

What I have noticed about him, is that he makes defenders make mistakes. If he can profit from those mistakes, he will be a real asset.

Do you really know nothing about football. You should have been in the Lounden last Sunday.

I don't think Downing is the answer to the left back problem, but he is much better than Bell.

could you explain your comment, it's gone over my head.

Is Williams not injured

From the topic title I would say NO

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