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Let's start with us winning and go from there! Not sure I can go through the whole game with one eye on scores elsewhere! FGR last season all over again! And, half the time couldn't get a signal on the phone!
I'll be at home (Gothenburg) with iFollow on the telly and the live text from all 3 other games on my laptop. Also notifications have been set for all of those other matches on my phone, in case one of the live text feeds goes down.
He was asked if the coaching team wd be keeping track and he only said IF there was a scenario where scores MIGHT affect things but very much said they'd be focussed on the game (but not in a Clotet kind of way we hope)Days like today show how differently we are all wired as human beings. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with being convinced we will make it or miss out, I think it’s purely a difference in how we like to process potential disappointment!
Let’s hope it’s not disappointment at all - there’s been some bizarre final days in the EFL over the years and it would be far from a miracle if we made it so there’s every chance, even if we have left it needlessly in the hands of the gods.
I personally didn’t love Des’ comments about keeping track of the scores to dictate what we do. We should be tunnel vision to win the game and leave nothing to chance.
Massive day - let’s just do our bit.
Promotion?
I know it’s picky, but to me it doesn’t really matter how slightly he might have meant it, I just believe we should be only thinking about winning the game regardless of events elsewhere. The psychology of ‘a draw might do’ makes us very vulnerable. Apart from anything else a win could get us 5th rather than 6th so it’s well worth just concentrating on maximum points.
No hash brown but, bacon the thickness of a gammon steak(!) local sausage vine tomato(grilled) and a perfect poached egg plus beans & mushrooms. Had to send the coffee back - cold and the replacement will keep me awake for the rest of the day. Proper marmalade - maybe some good old Frank Cooper's thick cut, tasted like the real deal.
We left west Kernow at 8.30 by car, nice and early took no risk with the A30. Train was the backup plan. Good feelings on this one.
