What is this thing they call a 'draw'?

[1973Blade]

I'm used to feeling ecstatic after a commanding victory, or devastated after we fall to defeat. But how are we meant to feel after a draw? It is only our second at home in over a year. I usually associate draws with dull, negative teams, like a certain team not too far away.

 

[scouseblade]

I think I attended the last one vs Scunthorpe in April!!

 

[Kezman17]

I was thinking the same thing, today’s draw isn’t a bad result given a team missing some key players in positions, if you’d have said a draw at beginning of today I’dve snapped your hands off

 

[Cheets]

I think I attended the last one vs Scunthorpe in April!!

I thought the last draw was at Oldham? We played Scunthorpe in February.

 

[Blade56]

A draw feels like a defeat, we are drunk in wins.

 

[Tommoblade66]

Should have won it though

 

[Keen Blade]

ShouldaWouldaCoulda

 

[cal the blade]

yep the last draw was from a jay o'shea thunderbolt on oldhams potatoe field of a pitch

 

[BushBlade]

I would certainly have taken one at half time. It did feel like we'd go on to win after we equalised, which is why it feels a bit disappointing. Improvement on Tuesday though, we attacked and pushed for a win but didn't get caught out and end up losing. That's against two teams that have under performed in the early part of the season, two side that on paper should be higher up in the league and who seem to be turning it around.

It's the championship and there's a reason for the cliche 'anyone can beat anyone'.

 

[Silent Blade]

potatoe

Hello George HW Bush!

 

[Bladesman]

We should have had a draw against Boro.

 

[1973Blade]

Hello George HW Bush!

Disappointed in you Silent Blade, it was Dan Quayle who couldn't spell potato!

 

[1973Blade]

yep the last draw was from a jay o'shea thunderbolt on oldhams potatoe field of a pitch

His career went the same way as the Oldham pitch!

 

[Hamburg Blade]

It shows how far we've come when the Sky commentators kept going on about what a huge point it was for Birmingham.

 

[Silent Blade]

Disappointed in you Silent Blade, it was Dan Quayle who couldn't spell potato!

Didnt realise it was George's vice president! I blame my ex-workmate for telling me this story!

 

[Dellas Cowboys]

I'm used to feeling ecstatic after a commanding victory, or devastated after we fall to defeat. But how are we meant to feel after a draw? It is only our second at home in over a year. I usually associate draws with dull, negative teams, like a certain team not too far away.

I asked my youngest "what even is a draw?" on the way out of the match. He claims it's something you pull out of a table to put things in.

 

[Tommoblade66]

A point is better than no points

 

[wizadry]

A point is better than no points

Is that you Nige?

 

[Ted Danson]

Id just started a rolling bet on us not to draw so £40 down the shitter makes me feel a bit bad