Big C

but its not 90% is it?

yes I would be against that. You wouldn't have Mo Farrah running against Usain Bolt. Different horses have different strengths and skills.

Can't really see a moral problem to debate. In the grand scheme of thing its a small percentage of runners that are killed. Yes of course we would like that to be zero but with most things in life there is an element of risk

so are you saying that you would be happy to see these magnificent beasts to disappear for ever?

no wins in 7 games. Seems to coincide with Matty Taylor joining

which would mean throughbred horses would become extinct

Liverpool bought Fabio Carvalho last summer, he hasn't really set the place alight or is playing regular Premier League football. To be honest I would be surprised if we see Alex in a City shirt again unless it is a cameo in the last home game. Why risk injuring a major asset in the last few meaningless games? Also I don't see him coming back on loan either. Nige doesn't like loan players,

when was the last time we surrendered a 2 goal lead?

The only thing missing from that performance was a goal. A bit of luck/composure in the final third and we would have won by 2 or 3. Games like that happen not sure about all the negativity

Decent performance from us. Should have won

what game are you watching?

Don't see why as we are way on top

Andy King?

because we don't play Huddersfield every week

Sky said the same thing

but he wasn't the only person who asked the question

no

bit of an over reaction,. Kalas has one injury hit season. He his still under 30 and an international player

who would you have gone with?

Remember how awful Matt Smith was when he first joined?

can't see any mention of Parson Street here

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