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Yes, there have been occasions when we have ripped teams apart playing attacking football in spells. Maybe not so much this year but he can set up like that.

Is there a single Albion fan that would argue with that? It is the lack of ambition away from home that is so annoying! For example, against Burnley there were a few occasions that we broke really quickly and then slowed it right down when we could have actually run at Burnley before their...

Please don’t try and ruin Chailey’s argument :rolleyes:

Once we are safe I bloody hope he does, absolutely no excuses if he doesn’t, well imo anyway

And goals for ? Why am I not surprised you left that out? :wink: Arsenal 67 Albion 32 As I said, we cannot compare ourselves to Arsenal who are apparently having a season from hell if their entitled fans are to be believed :lolol:

We'll see, I hope :smile: So let's not go for a win then? You have embraced the philosophy of our away tactics completely :lolol:

That is because we defend for 90% of most away games and show no ambition at all going forward ...mostly. Arsenal tend to work on the "we'll score more goals than you " principle so of course they have conceded more than us, they have also scored a shitload more too. Anyway we cannot compare...

I care not what they are doing it would be the perfect time for CH to show that he does actually have the nous to change things around and go for it rather than just trying not to lose. If we are safe it doesn't matter a toss if we lose 10-0 but at least let the travelling fans see what we have...

I'd love us to be safe by that game and for CH to take the game to Liverpool with an attacking line up. Stuff the potential thrashing, let's actually have a go against a top team away from home.:thumbsup:

This is what the Premier League is all about. Is there one of you that wouldn't have been ecstatic to be in this position with three to go, before a ball was kicked? Oh and as for the thread title, there is only one response and that is "No shit Sherlock" :lolol: