What's the number 1 failing for you this year?

[Mellotron]

Fans expecting too much, to the point where in a season where we are STILL right in the playoff mix, fans are looking for ****ing "failings". **** me. Don't know we're born.

 

[sydney]

seeing as i live on the other side of the world i probably dont qualify for this but the biggest failing seems to be ....WE HAVE NO NUTTZZ...!!

 

[BensGrandad]

Teams have worked out how to stop us at The Amex with negative footb all and we havent come up with a game plan or the players to open them up.

 

[MarioOrlandi]

Fans expecting too much, to the point where in a season where we are STILL right in the playoff mix, fans are looking for ****ing "failings". **** me. Don't know we're born.

Well said! Qualify for the playoffs, make the final, gain promotion I wonder what they will all think of Oscar then. For me a top bloke and manager, always has the fans at heart and shares our pain when results don't go our way.

 

[JJ McClure]

Not being able to put the small roundy object in the big netty thing.

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Being so boring apart from a few games.

 

[Napper]

January transfer window for me was the biggest failing.

Agree .

Makes it even more obvious now it's apparent teams 6th and downwards are at best average .

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Not enough Gus Poyet threads
Only outscoring Leicester 7-1

Not enough PEDANTRY.

(7-2).

 

[keaton]

Not putting poor sides away at home for me.

Barnsley, Huddersfield, Milwall & Blackpool have all got away with points.

I wouldn't be massively suprised if Yeovil do the same on Friday. If there was one thing I'd like Oscar to work on in the off season it's plans B, C and D against tough, obdurate but ultimately unambitious sides. It'll be the difference between where we are now and challenging automatic promotion.

I'd suggest a Plan A on how to score is more pressing to us than a Plan B, C or D

 

[Brighton Mod]

I thought Oscars early season was full of promise, moving the ball quickly forward and looking for runners, but as the season has progressed we have regresed into an almost obsessive defensive formation. I would say our greatest failing this season is to not have had the confidence and conviction along with having only one fit striker at the club.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Fans failing to create and sustain an atmosphere , no unison in the vocal support (also noticeable too at away games compared to previous seasons)

 

[Husty]

Total failure to deliver the attacking football we were promised at the start of the season.

 

[The Truth]

Oscar Garcia's Bepe Di Marco.

 

[APACHE]

For me the no.1 failing is not adding real quality to the squad in Jan. We've got strikers that miss chances every match, 2 wingers who are either injured or can't cross a ball, no goalscorers in m/field (Crofts injured) and a defence which at any moment can leak a goal (and it's not getting any younger). The club would have to invest heavily if we went up but some of it should have been done in Jan. cause a great chance of promotion looks like beening lost through a lack of quality in the right areas of the team.

 

[countryman]

Failing to entertain. There have been some really boring matches this season.

 

[Marshy]

lack of goals in the side is clearly the issue

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

The team playing all too often like they don't really give a sh*t. Albion fans will excuse most things, but not that.

 

[Badger]

Pompey staying up

 

[RexCathedra]

Bad luck.

The distance between 5th and 10th, give or take, in any year, is basically blind chance.
There are usually a couple of teams that start the year pre-relegated, and a couple of teams that walk the league, as for the rest?
It's a lottery.

 

[knocky1]

Thank you for not mentioning it but I know what you are all thinking. It's ME isn't it.