N20 Blade
The clock strikes thirteen
I agree a massive result. UTB.We're not playing great but that was complete control tonight. That was a enormous result, were gonna do this. Utb
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I agree a massive result. UTB.We're not playing great but that was complete control tonight. That was a enormous result, were gonna do this. Utb
Or 20thwell we would need a good scouting system to try to refresh the squad with premier league money. but the current squad would be 16th 17th
we're not as a bad southampton surelyOr 20th
Well if the fans really do hold so much power to influence, I'm absolutely fuming at the negative, faithless arses I see on here every day.Recent home games seem to follow a trend, halfway through the first half v boro the crowd starting to go quiet and as the game progressed, this increased. during previous promotion seasons the crowd were always behind the team and drove us on - always think of the last minute equaliser v newcastle in 1990. Currently we're passive and only moved when well ahead or negative when behind. Hopefully I'm wrong and if it's 0-0 or 0-1 after 80 mins v luton, the fans will drive the team on??
Ok fingers crossed we back the team on Saturday regardless of how the game goes. Maybe it’s the lack of intensity that is misinterpreted as lack of effort? I don’t know but it seems to lack something. Maybe this happens when a team has been promoted relatively recently before? This is an unusual situation for United to be in.Well if the fans really do hold so much power to influence, I'm absolutely fuming at the negative, faithless arses I see on here every day.
But doesn’t that take all the joy away from football? In the modern era, the only joy is the journey to the prem. once you’re there, you’re scrapping around for 9/10 wins in a season every season, due to the nature of the league.If we do go up, sign no one and finish lowest points ever... I wouldn't give one shit tbh.
At least then we have somewhat of a financial platform to rebuild if we come back down.
But doesn’t that take all the joy away from football? In the modern era, the only joy is the journey to the prem. once you’re there, you’re scrapping around for 9/10 wins in a season every season, due to the nature of the league.
My personal frustration is the lack of entertainment despite us being 2nd in the league. If we’re going to scrape through games in that fashion just do the club survives, goes back down to start again, what’s the point of it all? This is meant to me the good bit but it doesn’t have that feeling like the other times (imo)
Recent home games seem to follow a trend, halfway through the first half v boro the crowd starting to go quiet and as the game progressed, this increased. during previous promotion seasons the crowd were always behind the team and drove us on - always think of the last minute equaliser v newcastle in 1990. Currently we're passive and only moved when well ahead or negative when behind. Hopefully I'm wrong and if it's 0-0 or 0-1 after 80 mins v luton, the fans will drive the team on??
It's the journey we're meant to enjoy.. not the destination.
That journey never ends until we shuffle off this mortal coil.
Who knows where our next owner will take us, maybe if we come back down we rebuild an even stronger squad.
Some seasons will be dull some will be talked about decades later as amazing.. Just enjoy the ride.
11 to go 9 wins needed looking at the teams to play we should get maximum from 7
6 at home that all should be shoe-ins apart from maybe west brom
You reckon Luton will be easy? I'm not so sure.
We have to beat Luton because we all know Boro are going to easily beat Swansea. In fact we all know Boro are going to win their last 11 games. I keep reading it.We all know Luton will not be easy, Reading weren't, Blackburn weren't and we needed an OG against Watford.
Hopefully the team enjoyed the win and it would help them travelling back for Saturdays game in high spirits.. Was It a genius move giving them Sunday off, yeah I think..
Reading was a bigger banana skin in my opinion because games in hand very rarely result in points, but Luton are as much a threat, let's hope we go on the pitch with a swagger, confidence, and play with style and purpose..
2 wins on the bounce (without being disrespectful to Luton) could see us on go on a good run too..
UTB.
Oh no we don't.because we all know Boro are going to easily beat Swansea. In fact we all know Boro are going to win their last 11 games. I keep reading it.
We lose and everyone thinks we've blown it......we win one and everyone thinks we're promoted.....back and forth....back and forth.
Also every game will be deemed as "a must win game".
Wouldn't worry.....once the loanees returned to their clubs Forest were probably the worse side there's ever been.
They had to buy a minimum of 12 new players.....but went out and bought about 20 new players.
Were you the miserable git behind me at Reading last night who never stopped whingeing the whole game?Will he be one of the worst, or even the worst, automatically promoted sides since it became the championship?
Cardiff 2018 were pretty poor but let’s be clear we are not a ‘good’ side by any definition. To preempt the ‘oh can’t you just enjoy the win’ it’s a genuine question, not a rhetorical one to try to appear negative. Has there actually been worse than us?
Are any of our team premier league quality? Ndiaye being an obvious exception. But it’s hard to make a strong argument for any of the others. So slow, disjointed and lethargic in most areas of the pitch it’s far from entertaining that’s for sure! Promotion is meant to be fun but it has somehow felt like mental torture since we came back from the World Cup at least!
I think the financial pressure is the difference from other seasons. In the past failure wouldn’t equal Armageddon but this season is totally different as we all know. For me the primary emotion if or when promoted will be relief due to the tightrope we’re walking.We’re looking at Admin and oblivion if we don’t go up, unless we get a new owner with really deep pockets which looks very unlikely.
Notwithstanding the above, the Championship is always a huge grind. Performances are patchy and you’ve got to grab wins and results wherever you can. Even under the fluidity of peak Wilder, we had to play Hanson up top in L1 and Madine in the Champ to get through it. It was ever thus.
One of the worst for sure
And Hecky probably the 2nd worst manager after Scott Parker
.......and we beat Boro 4-0 at home. Not quite 5-0 but not bad even so. And Boro lost 1-0 at Reading, whereas we won 1-0. And if my Aunt Fanny had a cock, she'd be my Uncle Dick (although that's maybe not true these days).I'm sorry for bucking the trend but I agree with you. For me it's still a big IF that we do go up (especially if the injuries tonight prove to be weeks not days) but I feel none of the vibe from Wilder, Warnock & Bassett promotions to the top tier. I don't necessarily mind but it hasn't been entertaining. Boro beat Reading 5-0 (albeit at home) and we cling on to a 1-0 away win. This kind of sums it up.
We'll be there Saturday but unless we score early, I can see the tension filtering down to the team and vice versa. A very strange season.
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