Match Day Thread Brighton v QPR

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Just fast forwarded thru the game.
When you're down, you certainly are down.
1 nil on 11 mins to a quality goal.
Headrush for a stupid penalty.
A red that even has the Sky Commentators coming out in sympathy for Ned.
This needs fixing very quickly indeed.
After losing to three barely believable goals against Ipswich at Portman Road, I want to see blood and fire on Monday. If we win, great. If we lose, at least can we go down fighting?!!
 
stick said:
Enough positives for me today for me to believe we will soon turn this round. We need a little luck. Every challenged ball at the moment spins away to the opposition. We need a goal but it isn't far away.
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Huge respect for your positivity and I sincerely hope you are right. I agree with you about the luck but it seems ot have been like that since we used it all up when we stayed up at Bolton's expense who (with poetic justice / injustice depending on your team) we may be passing as they come back up!
 
As SussexR points out, neither Cousins nor Luongo have thus far chipped in with a goal. Of course, you could say the same for our so-called strikers too, but therein lies one of the more significant problems with the balance of this squad. You would normally expect your midfield to chip in with a few goals, but with Chery out of sorts, Elkie Kawasaki (?) seemingly unfancied, and nobody else capable of walloping the ball goalwards with anything resembling purpose, it is no surprise that we're sinking faster than Dracula's teeth into fresh pussy.
 
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Whilst a better striker would certainly help, unless our defence miraculously mans up, and the midfield starts creating we are going nowhere. We are simply poor all over the pitch other than in goal. Combined with no leadership on the pitch it's a recipe for relegation.
 
My son got us a couple of tickets for the Blackburn match,
Watford_R said:
He's not as he's completely ****ed to the point of being unable to run at all after about 50 minutes and for those 50 minutes he's bang average.
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Why the **** cant olly etc kick his arse till he gets fit?
 
Sooperhoop said:
My big concern is who the f*ck is in charge of transfer policy? If it is Sir Les then he shouldn't be given any more chances to further f*ck this team up. We need at least four players in the window and they must be experienced at this level and show some leadership because this rabble are rudderless. The team has no drive at all, look at how Brighton's players moved off the ball and the shift they all put in. Even when we came back into the game in the first half they weathered the storm and then upped a gear to blow us away in the second half.

Our central defence are hopeless and we don't cover them from midfield. March was toying with Perch throughout, I could go on and on but I'm totally pissed off with the same old same old. Fifty years of being an R and this is as bad as it's ever been, we're worse now than in 1966. Thanks for nothing TF...
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It must surely be SLF that makes the final decision on transfers based upon football virtues and team-fit. The owners then act or not on his recommendation. Sure, there have been financial constraints, and we still have the arbitration hanging over us, but there was surely enough in the kitty to get in better quality than we have. If Ollie walks, the DOF needs to fall on his sword or be pushed.
 
deano58 said:
My son got us a couple of tickets for the Blackburn match,

Why the **** cant olly etc kick his arse till he gets fit?
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Nothing to do with Holloway. I think the bloke is just crocked. He's not played a full season for years. He's also about five years older than his official age I would guess.
 
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GoldhawkRd said:
It must surely be SLF that makes the final decision on transfers based upon football virtues and team-fit. The owners then act or not on his recommendation. Sure, there have been financial constraints, and we still have the arbitration hanging over us, but there was surely enough in the kitty to get in better quality than we have. If Ollie walks, the DOF needs to fall on his sword
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Watford_R said:
Nothing to do with Holloway. I think the bloke is just crocked. He's not played a full season for years. He's also about five years older than his official age I would guess.
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Yeh just working his ticket.
 
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