On those 3 occasions when the players ignored the ‘morons’ was it absolutely guaranteed that we wouldn’t have scored if the players had crossed it into the box?
The fact is that we won’t ever score if we don’t put the ball into the box (long range strikes aside). Those screaming for us to ‘Gerritintbox’ are, ultimately, correct in their desire to see us do it more often. What I think people are trying to say is that it’s about picking the best opportunity to ‘Gerritintbox’ in order to give us the best chance of scoring. What absolutely can’t be denied is that on many occasions in just about every game we seem to hold onto the ball for too long in the wide areas before even attempting to cross it, which often means that the momentum of the move has all gone, the opposition players have all got back into place and the chances of us scoring are slim. More often than not, on these occasions the ball never actually gets into the box because we’ve held onto it for so long.
Oh and in reply to the OP, goal difference counts for nothing, ever. Pinchy told me.