Never understand this kind of thinking - if only Spurs had held onto their lead and other ifs that went our way always get forgotten.Looking at the table and it's infuriating to think about the 2 Man Utd games. If we'd have held on like we should for the point in the 4-3 game and got the penalty we should have had in the game at Old Trafford (and scored it), we'd be level on points with them but ahead on goal difference and in 6th spot ahead of both them and West Ham.
Of course, it's conjecture. But taking those 2 games in isolation, it is true. All other things staying the same and ignoring the butterfly effect of one result changing meaning other things likely change. You don't understand this kind of thinking is your issue not mine.
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Sean Connelly!
Yep. Definitely.
As a youngster I didn't understand why we got rid of veno
Because McGhee wanted Sedgley, it's not a decision that held up well even a year or so afterwards. Although going to Ipswich and meeting Mowbray has given him work for the last 25 years so I guess worked out for him.
Sedgley was in the team of the year when we signed him from Ipswich IIRC, then Venus was in there for Ipswich the year after.
My first away game outside of the Midlands was the Palace game where Corica scored two and we ended up winning 3-2 with a Geoff Thomas header. So I'll always irrationally give Corica undue credit that elevates him above Ferguson and Rankine.. and probably Sedgley.
