Narrowly lost to Man City and Liverpool

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I'm less worried now than i was after the Fulham game. We were still in with a shout right to he end against arguably two of the best teams of the last decade.

Let's get to Christmas and then we can have a meltdown. Some of you lot need to sort your lives out.
 



I'm less worried now than i was after the Fulham game. We were still in with a shout right to he end against arguably two of the best teams of the last decade.

Let's get to Christmas and then we can have a meltdown. Some of you lot need to sort your lives out.
Both Liverpool and City look half the teams they were last season both are struggling to put average teams away, can't see either of them being as good as last season until they splash the money again in January.
 
I'm all for positivity, but I really don't see how we can insert the ball over the opposition goal line frequently enough to gather a sufficient number of victories to maintain a position above the line of relegation that is placed below the spot of seventeenth in the table.
I agree. Seems as though Wilder thinks not losing by 4 or 5 goals to the big teams is good enough. We have to get out there and score goals and there lies the problem.
 
I'm less worried now than i was after the Fulham game. We were still in with a shout right to he end against arguably two of the best teams of the last decade.

Let's get to Christmas and then we can have a meltdown. Some of you lot need to sort your lives out.

why are you less worried? Our rich vein of goalscoring form? Our incisive passing and crossing?
 
I'm less worried now than i was after the Fulham game. We were still in with a shout right to he end against arguably two of the best teams of the last decade.

Let's get to Christmas and then we can have a meltdown. Some of you lot need to sort your lives out.

A half-decent team would’ve have taken one, possibly three points off Man City on Saturday. They were poor. It actually made me doubt our survival chances even more.
 
We played respectably, I'll be happy when we get the first win hopefully in no more than the next 2 games but we aren't getting battered, the defence is still restricting the attempts on our goal to generally poor ones. Brewster slowly starting to get into it.
 
I'm all for positivity, but I really don't see how we can insert the ball over the opposition goal line frequently enough to gather a sufficient number of victories to maintain a position above the line of relegation that is placed below the spot of seventeenth in the table.

I disagree.

I don't think we'll score enough goals to stay up...


oh, that's what you said :D

That's up there challenging Bert is that ;)
 

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