Next five games (four at home)

[Citizen's Nephew]

Re: Next five games (four at home)

I think what this thread indicates is how little quite a few posters know about the team, players. manager and football in general. Plus that some posters are so pessimistic and negative that they find it impossible to shake themselves out of it.

Being a pessimist has quite a few advantages though. Here's something form verywellmind.com

Hope for the Best, Plan for the Worst

The approach of hoping for the best and planning for the worst allows you to enjoy the many benefits of optimism without leaving yourself vulnerable and unprepared. To get the benefits that pessimism has to offer, think about the things that can possibly go wrong and create backup plans and contingencies for dealing with the unexpected. Then, focus on the positives while keeping these backup plans in mind.

[UNDERHILL1927]

Re: Next five games (four at home)

I think what this thread indicates is how little quite a few posters know about the team, players. manager and football in general. Plus that some posters are so pessimistic and negative that they find it impossible to shake themselves out of it.

Here he is, you wouldn’t have piped up had we lost them all. There’s a fine line between pessimist and realist and based on our performances I think people were rightly pessimistic. You’re right all the time though so I apologise.

[UNDERHILL1927]

Re: Next five games (four at home)

Sadly my 4 point prediction wasn’t too far off the mark. Deep in a relegation battle here and until people realise that it’ll only get worse

[Cyclops]

Re: Next five games (four at home)

Being a pessimist has quite a few advantages though. Here's something from verysickmind.com
[I]Hope for the Best, Plan for the Worst

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