Last season,we were down "among the deadmen"most of the time,and yet,I was convinced that we would survive.....check out my posts at the time!!This season,I am seriously worried.We are in trouble,and we must get Catts back ASAP!!!Our mid-field is poor with Bridcutt,Gomez et al.Where is the positivity?Let's try to look like a side that wants to score goals.At the moment,we are too negative,and in trouble.....help!!!
I check out your posts every thread you start after each game. If we win we've turned this magical corner, if we get beat or draw we're in some kind of serious trouble. Every result isn't an automatic forecast for the rest of the season you know? Maybe take it one match at a time and review each performance on it's own merit. It's always Apocalypse or 2nd coming of Christ. Your threads collectively read like a zig zag\/\/\
Funky,no one can read everyone's threads!!Are you positive this season that we will survive??I am worried now because we failed to beat a team that hadn't even got a point away from home this season!!Like most posters on this board,me and you included,we love our club.Today's result was a disaster.
Mate, your last thread was titled 'on track' claiming "our club are on track to have a season that will prove that,at last,we are not going to be in a relegation-battle." now it's 'help we are in trouble'. Then the game before that against Liverpool it was back to the 'relegation dogfight', the palace game in November you proclaimed it a six pointer, and when we won in you were going on about competing with Liverpool. 1st game of Connor and Defoe and you were hailing them as the next Quinn and Philips. Your views baffle me if I'm honest, you swing drasticly from result to result and predict our season from individual performances. We were cut adrift last season and I was still positive of survival so what do you think fella? I'll be consistent though and won't proclaim us doomed every time we loose or on track every time we win. We're exactly where I expected to us to be this season, I knew we had massive weaknesses going into the season(like going into the season short on defenders, no central attacking threat, no pace and **** strikers) All proved true. Everything is going exactly as expected but for one thing, and that's I didn't count on my views of Gus changing so fast. We were always going into a scrap this season and we were always going to be scrapping it out with ****e teams. Every is going as expected, but there's still no need to panic. I think we'll be ok, just. Just like I thought at the start of the season. You're a curiosity fella but I must confess I don't get you at all. No offence intended, you're a lovely bloke as a person, you just baffle me.
It was a set-back, just like the previous 3 games we had took giant steps forward. We'll beat Bradford on Sunday then you can tell us all how you are already booking your hotel for the final
It's rapid cycling at it's best. But I get that for short bursts followed by long spells of mania or depression. Bizarre seeing it applied to a football supporter like. Sunderland is the one thing I can always remain consistent on, airing on the side of optimism of course.
Being a bit harsh on the OP on here, the guy has posted in periods of elation and now deflation and he has posted how he more or less felt with each result. My reaction is that I will not the re-run of the game purely because of the result, I just do not have the stomach for it.
I can't argue with much of that but I find it difficult to weigh you up tbh ....... I expect you drink, watch, post in that order. Perhaps watch, post, drink would be a better sequence
I hope it is the second coming of christ. we need a new coach that can inspire our players to believe. The pope is a mackem, so he can have a word.
I wish i'd opted for just going to bed last night. Was tired enough, but foolishly stayed up to watch as it was the chosen game being shown live. After 10 mins i thought, 'just go to bed, this is going to be a disaster', but trooped along getting infuriated. At half time i decided to drink 2 cans to get me throug the second half. Thank god i didn't touch anything else. Took me a good hour and a half to calm down and go to sleep. Thanks Gus.
I'm just going to pretend it didn't happen and hope that they sort themselves out by the WBA game when I will be taking my son to the SOL for the first time. A win at Bradford is a given of course!!
