Felt a bit sorry for SWFC today

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Despite myself, I felt sorry for them. Despite a bit of a rally and the goal, that side will struggle in League One. No quality, no leadership and a manager who has done absolutely nothing wherever he’s been.

The only thing they’ve got to look forward to is James Bord taking them over, or a protracted car crash watching the takeover fall apart. Bord was pretty diabolical for us and if they don’t get taken over fast, they could be due another points deduction next season. Could League Two be on the cards?

I heard some muppet on the train talking about “Older, Bigger, Better”. Even that sounded half hearted. Looking at BDTBL and hearing the progress of the Dore new training facility, we really are moving decades ahead of them. They’ve got nothing going for them.
 



Don't feel sorry for them because their fans are complete bell ends ... They probably still think they are a bigger club than Real Madrid despite them being shit for decades and being the worst team in the history of the 2nd tier of English football by a mile... Feel more embarrassed that we didn't stick 6 or 7 past them
 
I think last 5-10 minutes of the first half the United fans were a bit like “these are absolutely shit it’s like beating kids up” then the sending off made it more of a game and reintroduced both fans into it.

Ideally we’d have battered them, but it was probably more of an enjoyable game from an ‘edge your seat’ aspect the way it went
 
Despite myself, I felt sorry for them. Despite a bit of a rally and the goal, that side will struggle in League One. No quality, no leadership and a manager who has done absolutely nothing wherever he’s been.

The only thing they’ve got to look forward to is James Bord taking them over, or a protracted car crash watching the takeover fall apart. Bord was pretty diabolical for us and if they don’t get taken over fast, they could be due another points deduction next season. Could League Two be on the cards?

I heard some muppet on the train talking about “Older, Bigger, Better”. Even that sounded half hearted. Looking at BDTBL and hearing the progress of the Dore new training facility, we really are moving decades ahead of them. They’ve got nothing going for them.

Sod em’, they’ll be back one day but between now and then, I hope it’s a long, hard and depressing slog. When they do make it back, I hope it’s just as the world goes to pot and the nukes are launched.
 
There was a moment after the 2nd goal and the camera cut to close up of Pederson, staring down at the ground and mumbling to himself under his breath.

For a brief moment, I felt for the bloke....... it quickly passed though.
 



I think last 5-10 minutes of the first half the United fans were a bit like “these are absolutely shit it’s like beating kids up” then the sending off made it more of a game and reintroduced both fans into it.

Ideally we’d have battered them, but it was probably more of an enjoyable game from an ‘edge your seat’ aspect the way it went
I got the feeling at 2-0 that one more goal would have completely broken them and opened the floodgates. Shame it didn't work out like that, but the way we eventually ended up doing it felt more Bladey somehow
 
I got the feeling at 2-0 that one more goal would have completely broken them and opened the floodgates. Shame it didn't work out like that, but the way we eventually ended up doing it felt more Bladey somehow
In the first half we didn’t really play well. We were 2-0 up because they were awful. If we’d turned it on like second half vs Boro or first half vs Leicester I think it would have been 3/4-0 at half time
 
I spent more time feeling sorry for us than them.

There's no way you can make a team on -7 points in February look decent but we gave it a damn fucking good go.
Not sure what’s making you think that?, they had a 10 minute spell after the sending off, other than that offered nothing despite the 40 minute man advantage.
 
I remember genuinely feeling sorry for them for a couple of minutes after Andy Lineghan headed the ball through Chris Woods’ hands in the last minute of extra time in the FA Cup reply. My mum said “would they feel sorry for you?” and then I got over it.
 



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