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He’s probably already done that.

They’ll be screaming for 50/50.

I don’t know if you used AI or not for your answer but I prefer your own unvarnished opinions with which I usually agree. You feel the game. A machine never can. It doesn’t have your experience.

No. We are Presbyterians. We were all at our work.

Following on (see what I did there?) from the Championship attendances, only Brentford and Bournemouth are watched on average by fewer than 20,000. Palace are next lowest with 25,000. Relegated Ipswich inflict misery on about 30,000 fortnightly.

Average attendances of 20,000 + in the Championship so far from worldfootball.net. The first figure is total attendance, the second is matches played and the third is average home attendance. Burnley and Blackburn don’t make it. The surprise is Derby. What would Sunderland draw if they were successful? Football fans in Aberdeen, Dundee and Edinburgh should be ashamed they don’t turn out to support their home team. 1 Sunderland AFC 887.860 22 40.357 2 Leeds United 758.123 21 36.101 3 Derby County 634.949 22 28.861 4 Sheffield United 615.446 22 27.975 5 Coventry City 611.327 22 27.788 6 Sheffield Wednesday 584.287 22 26.559 7 Norwich City 578.676 22 26.303 8 Middlesbrough FC 558.199 22 25.373 9 West Bromwich Albion 550.696 22 25.032 10 Stoke City 500.033 22 22.729 11 Bristol City 490.753 22 22.307 12 Hull City 465.970 22 21.180 13 Portsmouth FC 445.627 22 20.256

Up come Burnley defying my confidence four or five weeks ago that they had blown it.

6-0 Leeds. Sunderland bottle it again this time at home to Blackburn as do Middlesbrough away at Wednesday and Throstles sink down to mid table but it’s been a great competition with Burnley v Sheffield United still to come.

Leeds 5-0 up on Stoke at HT. If this is what 49ers can do for you, bring it on.

I think your AI got it right there. It didn’t need to go any further.

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Wolves stay up again. Excellent.

Fulham v Chelsea - a bitter west London derby. For Fulham. I don’t think Chelsea give a flyer.

Brentford 2-1 Brighton Palace 1-2 Bournemouth Everton 2-2 City Hammers 3-0 So’ton Villa 2-3 Newcastle Fulham 1-2 Chelsea Ipswich 0-3 Arsenal United 2-1 Wolves Leicester 1-4 Liverpool ‘Spurs 1-2 Forest Villa Park is the place to be this weekend beyond doubt. That’s saying something when Everton play City on the same day. (The fixture on the day my brother got married in Liverpool. It was a miracle so many members of the bride’s family turned up at the ceremony) Bournemouth to beat Palace but not a confident prediction. They are falling away a bit like Forest.

Sort of a derby match though not quite as intense for the Albion as Wolves or even Villa. There is some nastiness to it, God knows why.

Only once ever at Ochilview. Didn’t enjoy it. Lost.

With you all the way ‘til then.

Sadly no.

Scouser fifth columnist.

What a team! Lack of direction stymied abundance of talent. Here’s another good team that fell at the final play-off qualifier against Czechoslovakia in 1961. 2-4 after extra time. Connachan, Hamilton, Caldow, Crerand, Ure, Greig, Brand, White, St John, Law, Robertson. Eddie Connachan (Dunfermline) and Hugh Robertson (Dundee) were brought in for the injured Bill Brown and Davy Wilson. Had those two been fit, I’m sure Scotland would have won. Baxter was injured too so Greig got his place. Brand was in for Alex Scott also injured but at the peak of his form. Brand was a winger in his early days so his selection didn’t weaken the side too much. The Czechs went on to lose the Final in Chile 1-3 to Brazil.

Pneumonia. Out for the rest of the season.

Good effort by the Villa, just not quite good enough. Better than the scouse, though.

On the other hand, if they waken up they could win four.

It must be hard for these boys but it might be useful in their future careers to hire a tutor in Edinburgh, or Inverness or anywhere else a more readily understandable English is spoken. Actually that’s harsh. The two best spoken chaps I knew, a brother-in-law and a business partner, were both Glaswegians. There must still be some like them somewhere in the city.

“Rangers Snub Ulster Charity Ride” - great headline. I’m assuming they asked if Rangers would accept the “charity visit”. I don’t think the Club had any option but to agree. I’m not aware of any advance publicity from Rangers and with the utmost respect to an honest servant and scorer of goals that Dessers can only dream about, it’s only Gordon Durie he gets his photo with, not any of the A List. Neat ploy by SF. Damage limitation by the Club. It’s not all win for SF though. I expect a good few of the Faithful Through and Through will be exercised by any connection to Ibrox.