Reply With QuoteIt is about time we followed up these away wins by winning the following home game and taking the 6 points, particularly when the opposition is poor. Despite Plymouth being that kind of team I am worried about tomorrow’s game
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Many will shake their heads with disbelief that given the dire performances produced by the team since the Bristol City game we are still within touching distance of the play-off places.
However, if you look at our results, we've not gone more than 3 league games without registering a win. Pretty impressive when you consider it's Bulut's first venture into Championship football and with a team cobbled together at the start of the season.
Looking forward with great anticipation if as expected he gets the board's financial backing in the January window.
It is about time we followed up these away wins by winning the following home game and taking the 6 points, particularly when the opposition is poor. Despite Plymouth being that kind of team I am worried about tomorrow’s game
Agreed, I think Bulut and his team have done very well.
We're not a top team in this division anymore, we've been on the decline for a few years.
If the club have a bit of vision for longer than a season maybe we can get back to challenging at the top end.
Understandable that we’re all so edgy about tomorrow given our recent form. Perhaps that, before the game, that much maligned Saturday evening kick off time for the Swansea game actually helped us. A fair percentage of the crowd had a bit of Dutch courage and with the ‘feck it’ attitude that comes with it really got behind the team, this seemed to rub off on the players, who, although we didn’t score until the second half, revelled in it.
Should we all start drinking now up to 3pm tomorrow?
Yes..
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