Utter rubbish is too strong maybes. Apologies . However, I fail to see how people writing on message boards expressing opinions is gooing to affect the team? Rather they do it here than on the terraces. Maybe fans should fans come on here and say 'Keep supporting the team, we can still go up!' Equally fans have a right to see the cracks in the side and how they feel things are slipping away.
That's not actually what I was saying it would do is it? I merely said I wouldn't like to be in a difficult situation with other who throw the towel in so easily. Although I do happen to think the atmosphere amongst a section in the crowd will only add to the pressure over the coming weeks unless we jump straight back into the fantastic form we had.
Do you think we will go up then Foxy? Just intersted. A lot of people (like myself) get slammed for saying we dont think they will but not seen many say they think we will go up. Be interested to know what you really think about what may happen - of course we dont know - but what is your hunch?
Quite simply, in the current run of form, like you say I don't know. We are certainly capable of going up, but it all depends if Wilson can get the reaction he has in the past and spark us to come back strongly and ruthlessly. It's still well and truly within our hands, which is why I don't understand people throwing the towel in. As people are rightly pointing out, we risk blowing up and ending up in the playoffs without momentum, but until that happens, I'd rather get behind them and hope they can complete the job.
You can guarantee if roles were reversed, Wednesday fans would be discussing which one of the Sheffield teams would catch Charlton, rather than bombing into the playoffs.
Incidentally just wonderting whether it you who tweets the messages on twitter on games - as to listen to those you would think the referee is at fault every week for our dropping of points? The tweets yeterday suggested they should have had a player sent off and that the referee made a whole series of errors. Not sure I could see that.
The tweeting is a combination between myself and Linz. Yesterday, it was only me. I recall only mentioning the referee the odd time, more so early doors and I'd hazard a guess whilst we were in front.
I did think that Wallace was very lucky to get away with a yellow as it was a dangerous challenge, exactly the kind that ref's have been clamping down on in the last couple of seasons. I don't recall blaming the referee for the result once however, nor particularly laboring a point as regards his performance? Sure, he was incredibly inconsistent as ever and decided to give a very unique interpretation of the laws at times, but that's par for the course, that's every single week.
Other than a misunderstood tweet from the Oldham match, I'm not entirely sure when I've ever sounded like blaming the referee for a result.