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Welp. Coincidentally, given they played each other yesterday, Albion's next two home matches are against Wednesday and Oxford.

Fingers crossed, hopefully two away wins for us tomorrow. With the state that Wednesday are in, Oxford certainly ought to win. Have you been to Hillsborough before? I've been there three times, in 2000, 2001 and 2009, and have seen two wins and a draw, including a 4-0 win the last time I went there.

Your team isn't the only one lacking consistency at the moment. Win, loss, win, loss... I guess at least that means Albion should win at Portman Road on Saturday.

Nice! Wow, Bolton snatching victory from the jaws of defeat for their first away win of the season.

I'm surprised that Bolton even played yesterday - do they not have enough players on international duty to get the match suspended?

I now haven't seen Albion win away since last night.

Reading that has now made realise that I haven't seen Albion win away since they beat Rotherham in December 2023, two weeks before Christmas.

Did you go to Ashton Gate on Sunday?

And now it's being reported that his release was disciplinary in nature.

Possibly, although it could depend on his availability - Batista was supposed to be inducted into the Hall of Fame several years ago, and that's still yet to happen.

It's a debuting PLE as far as WWE is concerned, but it was previously an ECW show.

Any win is a good win, no such thing as a bad win!

If Grande Americano wins he needs to cash in on Vikingo.

I'm not happy about Albion having a Head Coach who's younger than me for the first time! Seriously though, I think it's a wait and see kind of situation, as other than 13 games during two spells as interim boss at Spurs, it's his first job as a Head Coach.

I'm not sure you can say Bristol City didn't really produce, seeing as they reached the playoffs. Norwich have spent more time in the top flight than Bristol City though, especially recently, and I guess Manning probably sees them as being better set up to be in the Premier League.