eerie

[Flin5tone]

[Mossie Hennebry]

We're in a better position to trade out way out of trouble now. I think (hope).

[Billy Walker]

Chalk and cheese when one compares ownership and management.  2015-16 is a rotten club, in decline and on the way down, 2019-20 is a revitalised club with very ambitious and wealthy owners allied to management who have a vision and strategy.  What you highlight, Flin5tone, is the point of intersection between the two relative linear journeys.

[Hookeysmith]

Well that's cheered me right up

Thanks 

[eamonn]

Had we played comparable games back then (ie two away to the supersix)?)

[darren woolley]

We have a far better team manager staff and owners and we wont be as bad as that team I'm convinced of that.

[PeterWithesShin]

Bournemouth, Palace and Leicester away, Manure, Sunderland and West Brom at home.

[eamonn]

Ta, a fair bit softer then.

[PeterWithesShin]

I'd say pretty similar, Manure, a local Derby and Sunderland isn't much different to West Ham, Everton and Bournemouth, Leicester won the league so is say on a par with Spurs, Palace both times and then the only real difference is Arsenal away compared to Bournemouth away.

[eamonn]

Leicester won the league but that day we still would have expected to win and we should have won.

Anyway, beat Burnley tomorrow and the comparisons can disappear.

[Sexual Ealing]

That was probably our best run of form in the whole wretched season. I doubt that will be the case this season.

[Clark W Griswold]

Isn’t that wrong though. We definitely got a win at Bournemouth and a draw against Sunderland. I think we drew at Palace too.
Edit - Ignore, 2-1 palace..