That sums it all up pretty nicely.
Well I hope the crowd do shout themselves hoarse tomorrow night, but unfortunately that doesn't seem to be the way at The Boleyn ground anymore. I will certainly shout myself hoarse at Burnley on Saturday, but I will be amongst 2 or 3k like minded supporters. Standing up and shouting your support at home matches just doesn't seem to happen, unless it's a local derby or the likes of Spurs/Manu visiting. Sad but true.
I am going to end the day on an upbeat note. We have 10 games that we are capable of winning, but BS must get the tactics right and encourage the team to play with a positive attitude, particularly at home. With the likes of 'boro, Brighton, Brum and Hull still to visit it gives us a chance to play some decent football, as these teams will not come and park the bus.
I still feel we can make the auto spots, we should do as this, IMO, is a very poor league. So, COYI, let's give the team our support on the run in and get back to the promised land, we can then debate the changes we all know that we will need to make.
Agreed; apart from Ipswich and Reading, where we were destroyed, our away form has sustained our challenge. Our home form is a worry, but home or away he really does need to be positive and go for victories, otherwise we are destined for the play off lottery.
Out of interest Goaty do you think Sam set up the team to play for a point or did he go for the win? Not having seen the game it sounds like we were a tad negative, when surely we should be going all out for wins now? Off to Burnley next Saturday and will hopefully see a positive display; draws just won't do now.
All of this is put into context with what happened to Muamba. Let's hope the guy is ok. Sounds like the Spurs fans showed great dignity as well, praise where praise is deserved.
Nice one Roy, it would be interesting to know the inner workings of Sam's mind; perhaps you're not too far off!
No, you only get out of the Championship by bullying your way out; didn't you know that?
Love the sentiment in your last sentence, but it just ain't going to happen under BS!
No one said it would be easy (actually some did at the start of the season) but drawing at home to Watford and Doncaster is not promotion form. We have a decent squad for this division, but, as we have said many a time, we lack a creative edge. So I find it hard to fathom why Collins came on at 1-1 and not Morrison? We can still do it, but we really need to keep up our decent away form, as it seems we play like Rabbits caught in headlights at home.
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