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My question is how are we ever going to stay up when we can’t win a home game? 7/8 away wins seem very unlikely.

:facepalm: The classic go and support xxx because someone voices an opinion you don’t agree with. It is an easy way out when you don’t have a counter point of view.

Yeah because losing millions dropping back to championship is really helping the clubs financial stability :shrug: The pro Potters don’t seem to have an issue with relegation either (it’s all part of master plan) which is a really selfish attitude many people will lose their jobs at the club if...

An experienced manager would of took the points at West Ham it wasn’t exactly a hard call either. Finally we do hit the net score a couple and Maupay finally gets on the score sheet. What does Mr Potter do drop him for the next game :facepalm: I mean Christ almighty I’ve played and watched...

The FA do like a yes man :whistle:

Oh ffs it’s not the only problem I give up :shrug:

I agree we are not great upfront then we never have been in the PL what did Murray score 10-13 in our first season can’t remember so has anything really changed? Maupay will probably get near ten or so over the season. You also can’t predict that in each of those games had we took one or two...

So your incapable of having a sensible debate, fair enough. I’ve raised a few factual points and your come back is a big fat zero.

I’ve listened to the pro Potters argument and to be honest it’s weak on one hand you brand out the chances created stats and ignore the one home win in a year, 20% win rate, conceding at set plays, not beating teams around us. There is a lot more to football than ‘well we could of won’ if...

The vast majority of his wealth is earned from property here and in Australia.

We really aren’t close to being ‘good’. I don’t need to go any further than one point ten man Sheffield Utd.

Good god that sounds like painful viewing, plodding around mid table in the championship. Is it all part of the master plan??? :lolol: