Withdeanseagull
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On the pitch, we are doing slightly better than I expected and I am really enjoying it, but just as much as I expected.
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[Albion] How much are you enjoying this season?
- Thread starter Couldn't Be Hyypia
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Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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Loving it except for the shitty times
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This absolutely.
While the past few seasons have been a blast I didn't have very high expectations for this season, my only hope was that if we did end up going straight back down we didn't 'do a Derby' and embarrass ourselves. Thankfully though its been the opposite and we've given a good account of ourselves at every game I've seen which we'll hopefully be able to carry onto the end of the season.
theboybilly
Well-known member
At home it's fabulous but away not so much. Taking the rose-tinted glasses off Arsenal wasn't much to shout about and yet that would be a glamour fixture. The Albion are doing their bit but I still prefer away trips in the Championship (so far)
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
And me, I can't believe City have managed to avoid relegation as long as they have
kingcole
Well-known member
I used to really dislike the Premier League.
I'm rather fond of it now.
I'm rather fond of it now.
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,115
Enjoyment levels are definitely up for me, was expecting a slog and lots of defeats.
Last Season was quite nervy as we were expected to win all the time. The expectation levels are down, making the goals, points and wins all the more exciting!
Tricky Dicky
New member
Very nicely. I still expect us to go down if I'm being honest, but we're holding our own at the mo. Something inside me still doesn't believe we're up there with the big boys, I still get surprised when we're mentioned in connection with the prem.
Sussexscots
Fed up with trains. Sick of the rain.
Loving it.
Loving the fact that a quarter of the way into the season, we have at lease a quarter of the points we need.
Loving that we haven't been embarrassed.
Loving that the atmosphere at the Amex is tremendous.
Not so much liking Sunday lunchtime kick offs or that there seems to be no Guinness anymore.
Loving the fact that a quarter of the way into the season, we have at lease a quarter of the points we need.
Loving that we haven't been embarrassed.
Loving that the atmosphere at the Amex is tremendous.
Not so much liking Sunday lunchtime kick offs or that there seems to be no Guinness anymore.
Bold Seagull
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What were you expecting!?
Much more competitive than I thought we might be. We've been in every game to some degree, and consider ourselves unlucky (our own undoing too) not to have more points from Watford, Bournemouth and Everton games. Cannot wait for tomorrow.
What were you expecting!?
Much more competitive than I thought we might be. We've been in every game to some degree, and consider ourselves unlucky (our own undoing too) not to have more points from Watford, Bournemouth and Everton games. Cannot wait for tomorrow.
Bold Seagull
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Really enjoyed the day out at Arsenal though, atmosphere was great I thought, as it was at Watford which I really enjoyed. Couldn't make West Ham or the first two. Premier League aways were always going to be a lot harder than Championship aways, yeah getting tickets is much more of a lottery but that is leading to a better away end atmosphere I feel as people are feeling a lot more grateful to be there.
Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
- 6,284
Oh, please don't fall into the trap of thinking that the PL is the only thing in football worth bothering about. Sure, concentrate on the division we are in and study those teams but never, ever forget where we have come from and where ( hopefully not ) we may return to. The PL is all about elitism and arrogance. Fans are disrespectful and boorish to any team outside the perceived status quo. The attitude gap is widening and it needs all of us to keep our feet on the ground and pay heed to the whole football pyramid. By all means enjoy our current status but keep showing an interest in the football family. It matters.
I've enjoyed this season like this cat is enjoying his beer.
Barry Izbak
U.T.A.
I'm loving it.
And Croydon are proving it's a tough league
And Croydon are proving it's a tough league
W.C.
New member
- Oct 31, 2011
- 4,927
Loving the games but in between, and there’s quite a lot, is a bit meh wondering about the technicalities of how we’ll stay up.
Watched a bit of Man u spurs earlier and even though we’re in the same league officially still felt like they play in a separate competition.
Palace are a class above right now though.
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Watched a bit of Man u spurs earlier and even though we’re in the same league officially still felt like they play in a separate competition.
Palace are a class above right now though.
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Bold Seagull
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Really? I watched it and I'm increasingly feeling less intimidated by these so called big teams. If we can drop our inferiority complex, can see some scalps coming!