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| 4 | Crystal Palace | 15 | 8 | 26 |
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Most supporters agree that David Moyes has done a decent job since he rejoined the club. In the last 30 years, we have had a number of managers who did decent jobs. They all departed when results dropped off. Outside Arsenal and Manchester City, 10 points cover the next 10 clubs so a couple of wins or defeats will have us yoyoing up and down the table. It is Chelsea and Arsenal next, so let\'s not drink the Kool-Aid just yet. If Moyes wins us the FA Cup, then everyone will hold him in the same esteem as Kevin and Eric do. Equally, I think the manager will need to finish in the top 10 for TFG to keep him next season.
Paul 43 What you say is logical but this is Moyes the genius who threw the Wolves game so he will probably rest players for the prem then laugh about it if we lose. But given his aversion to Youth I’ll expect to see both Travers and King in the starting 11 along with probably Alan Irvine and Phil Neville as CM.
Ashley (41): Sunderland is not a game \'for returners from injury\'. We have to put out our best side possible for this one, not least because Sunderland are at this moment an impressive team. This is the first game of our last chance to win a trophy this season. It will be the most important game of our season when it comes around. You might rotate or nurse back the wounded if we were playing Weston-Super-Mare (but even then I would have doubts), but we are playing a top-half PL team and we need a trophy so badly, so desperately.
Ashley #41, or Moyes could just put in those players that everyone calls for to be given game time, you know, like he did in the Caribou Cup