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[Albion] Spurs loss - has that game made you more or less confident that we will stay up?
- Thread starter Mellotron
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It’s made me more confident that our GD won’t take a huge tonking - that’ll help in our efforts to stay up. It’s made me neither more nor less confident we’ll score before the season end - that won’t help.
Given my confidence that we’ll score again was already very low, I guess the net effect is slightly more confident we’ll escape the drop.
Given my confidence that we’ll score again was already very low, I guess the net effect is slightly more confident we’ll escape the drop.
Mr Banana
Tedious chump
The manner of the loss left the goon squad looking completely knackered and demoralised. If we lose against Newcastle and Cardiff beat Fulham, you'd feel they'd have the impetus to get something from the ballbags or Utd, whereas we'll almost certainly get nowt from Arse or Citeh. So Satdi will probably decide it.
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Mancgull
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It's going down to the wire I think. Last game, hoping that Cardiff don't beat Man U.
the right footed denilson
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Absolutely not worried about it - Cardiff won't get the points.
But, delighted to see some fight over the last two games (from most of the squad).
But, delighted to see some fight over the last two games (from most of the squad).
More than anything, that game has left me frustrated, annoyed and confused that we find ourselves in this position in the first place.
Our survival was never likely to be defined by an away game at Spurs. So why did we sleepwalk through home games vs. junk like Saints, Bournemouth, Cardiff and flush 9 points down the shitter?
We could and probably should have been home and hosed weeks ago.
Our survival was never likely to be defined by an away game at Spurs. So why did we sleepwalk through home games vs. junk like Saints, Bournemouth, Cardiff and flush 9 points down the shitter?
We could and probably should have been home and hosed weeks ago.
Geestar
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Cardiff are no good ... We are staying up
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London Irish
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Less. Because we lost. And it’s another game where our players just learn never to attack another team in numbers. The idea we can suddenly switch when playing so called lesser teams has been the fallacy of the season
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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Looks like we are dependent on Cardiff
I have your avatar (or a version of it) on a t shirt. Badly drawn footballers
Last week after Cardiff I really worried that the fight and the spirit had gone out of the team. Tonight (and Saturday) proved that we still have that in absolute bucket loads.
It has made me no more confident.
My conclusion is that we can defend stoutly when we need to park the bus, but the reality for me is that we’re clueless and lack any creativity or bite when we need to attack. We haven’t scored in 10.5 hours of football.
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My conclusion is that we can defend stoutly when we need to park the bus, but the reality for me is that we’re clueless and lack any creativity or bite when we need to attack. We haven’t scored in 10.5 hours of football.
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Nottseagull
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Seagull1989
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- Oct 31, 2011
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More confident ... feel proud of the team tonight. Still don’t know where the goal is coming from though. Andone looked most like scoring but was the right decision to take him off as he looked like he could get a red card. Just hope that he was annoyed about being subbed rather than any dressing room discontent.
