Reply With QuoteAvoid defeat Saturday and it will ruin a few Xmas’s on here that’s for sure.
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Yes it was a kick in the balls to lose against the jacks but come on bluebirds , those play offs are not out of sight yet
Avoid defeat Saturday and it will ruin a few Xmas’s on here that’s for sure.
Bobbys just rang B and Q and cancelled his pitchfork orderOriginally Posted by J R Hartley
“Sorry to hear that sir. Could we interest you in a rope?”
Definitely the quickest I've got over a loss to the jacks and to beat them really means everything to me. Can't argue with 5 out of 6 wins.
Makes the meltdown on here on Saturday even more ridiculous. We know what we're about, we know what to expect. I fancied us tonight, Birmingham are a crap version of us and it showed. We'd have all snapped your hands off for 5 wins from 6.
Bloody good response from a very disappointing game last Saturday.
makes some of the teeth gnashing about the state of the club on here over the past few days look a bit over the top
Underhill, glad you're over it now 👍
No way are we a top two side this season
But top six ?
Why not
Theres not much in the league.
If we can get to the window in touch with players back from injury and a couple in and out we could get in there.
Need a big January. Need a few players to come off and I'd expect we'd need some clubs to take the rubbish off our hands.
Nobody should complain that we play direct football with this group of players. We were so much better after Mark Harris came on and we switched to 4-4-2.
Middlesbrough is a good place to go!
As great as 5 wins in 6 is I think we will have a job on our hands getting top 6 this season.
Even though we beat Watford I don’t think we are anyone near the 3 that come down last season in overall quality.
From what I’ve seen Reading, Swansea and Brentford are on a different level too.
Blackburn are also better this season, as are Stoke.
With our injuries it will be more of an achievement if we manage it this season than last season.
Still the two biggest games of any season for me, but the bigger picture does become clearer as you get older, you are right.
It depends on whether you are look solely at the fortunes of the first team or going a bit deeper to take in all of the substandard planning and decision making at the club over a long period - the Swansea game threw a spotlight on so much that we've got wrong down the years (for example managerial appointments, recruitment policy, youth development and a sometimes effective, but ultimately counter productive, playing style).
Great points and if there's no gnashing of teeth when you embarrassingly lose to your local rivals then football is dead
Three points are always welcome and five wins from six games is not to be sniffed at but it doesn't alter the fact that the club lacks ambition and the quality of our play is at a pretty mediocre level. I definitely feel that we need an injection of football knowledge at board level. At the moment we are just treading water lte's hope we are some way from drowning.
So, still not happy then. I thought that point of view had been thoroughly dealt with but there you go. What would get you to cheer up - 10 wins out of 12, play offs, automatic promotion ? No, I thought not.
Three teams in our division have taken 15 points from the last six games with 5 wins and one defeat each. Norwich, Barnsley.....and Cardiff City. it's not all doom an gloom.
stating the obvious but we're one of the form teams in the league, you wouldn't think so reading the messageboard recently.. it isn't always pretty to watch though, granted.
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