[Albion] Comments from Chris in todays Argus

Sussex Nomad said:

So no right to a personal opinion then, assuming because it doesn't fit in with your righteous view - if you had one? I think you should be doing what you so eloquently ask the OP.

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Moshe Gariani said:

To be fair, I wouldn't have thought the OP's rather stupid opinion is shared by many.

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Bold Seagull said:

I'll attempt to enlighten you, Chris isn't on the pitch, so the 'we're' is the proverbial we're, as in his team, his players. That would seem obvious enough to me.

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Rohan Ince's Python said:

Have an opinion by all means but have some perspective. If you're going to moan unnecessarily about one of our greatest managers ever pick up on one of the many things he can improve upon. Don't create bullshit agendas and attack the manager when there's literally nothing to see here

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Icy Gull said:

Disappointed not to read how good he thinks Bournemouth are

To be honest I’m not sure why anyone even bothers to read his pre match comments, they are pretty well always the same

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Mo Gosfield said:

For example ( after most games ).........." they are a good side, full of good players ".....(always gets a cheer in the car going home )
" We knew their strengths and we worked on these during the week " ( did you?....well it didn't look like it on the pitch )
" I thought we asked them a lot more questions in the second half " ( what?....such as...." when are you going to let us have a shot on goal " and..." do you think we should make a substitute before 70 minutes " )..." Every game is different and we have to prepare right for every game. " ...." the lads have worked really hard this week and I am as disappointed as everyone else that they didn't get what they deserved out of this game "....etc....etc....etc...etc....( there are plenty more ' Hughtonisms ' )

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Ernest said:

He better start learning quickly otherwise he will be learning about his P45

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Mr Putdown said:

Out of interest, why have you chosen 64 prem matches to make your point, rather than the 69 games you’ve actually played?

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Pavilionaire said:

Because losing to Man City and Leicester in our first two Prem ever matches meant we were 16th or below for 4 of those first 5 matches. I'd say many lessons were quickly learned in those 5 matches, and thereafter we can begin to be judged on whether we've grasped the ups and downs of the Prem.

Only dropping below 15th on briefly on 3 separate occasions - and one of those was on opening day this season vs Watford - shows we've consistently been in that third quartile.

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Pavilionaire said:

Because losing to Man City and Leicester in our first two Prem ever matches meant we were 16th or below for 4 of those first 5 matches. I'd say many lessons were quickly learned in those 5 matches, and thereafter we can begin to be judged on whether we've grasped the ups and downs of the Prem.

Only dropping below 15th on briefly on 3 separate occasions - and one of those was on opening day this season vs Watford - shows we've consistently been in that third quartile.

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Stat Brother said:

Plus back in the day the table would even be published until September!
With relegation lines not added until Easter.

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Icy Gull said:

And some old codger came around during a weekday evening to collect your pools coupon.

You also had to tolerate wresting for an hour before final score to

Thems were the days eh?

I can remember when I lived in Spain I had to wait until Monday to even find out the scores when the Sunday papers eventually arrived. Unbelievable to most fans under about 50 no doubt

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Rohan Ince's Python said:

Another post highlighting just how ***** our fans are getting because we're not doing a Leicester.

There is nothing to moan about here. **** off.

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Pavilionaire said:

Because losing to Man City and Leicester in our first two Prem ever matches meant we were 16th or below for 4 of those first 5 matches. I'd say many lessons were quickly learned in those 5 matches, and thereafter we can begin to be judged on whether we've grasped the ups and downs of the Prem.

Only dropping below 15th on briefly on 3 separate occasions - and one of those was on opening day this season vs Watford - shows we've consistently been in that third quartile.

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sydney said:

what has been said on numerous forums ......he aint on the pitch , he's not the one belting the ball into touch or genrally holding on for too long , he's not the one continuously turning attacking positions into risky back passes to matty so he can smash them into touch ......i think he needs to say tomorrow , ok you bunch of soppy ***** i don't give a flying **** about next weekend but we need at least 4 points from buff and taffy and if you let taffy beat you i am going to make you do a naked bus top tour through town .

*****

next february

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KZNSeagull said:

The day the team/club stops learning is the day we can all give up on them. Let's hope it never happens.

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Harry Wilson's tackle said:

Well said. If we do what I have already predicted, tomorrow, (win the second half 1-0 in a plucky display with Andone on fire, after sitting back in the first half, pumping long balls to Muzza, and conceding two well worked goals) I will likely as not have one of my rare but explosive outbursts.

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