Match Day Thread Hull City v Wrexham
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Beautiful goal from start to finish.
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Just go to your profile and you can uncheck the profanity box
and swear as much as you ****ing like
How the **** do you get to your profile? Just had a look for the profanity button, can't find it.
Another forum I'm on had a similar update a while back but is far more functional. No idea how to see what "engine" it uses though.
Just read the Wrexham thread. They are one weird bunch of fans.
You'd think they'd just lost to a conference team.
You'd think they'd just lost to a conference team.
The managers
Hull's Sergej Jakirovic:"That type of game [the defeat to Boro] happens sometimes.
"When you watch the game again, you couldn't believe it what they're doing there.
"We gave a lot, a lot, and this is also Boro's quality to punish your mistakes.
"But also we showed good reaction and this is in football always very, very important. They couldn't wait for a new game to show that it was a bad day at the office."
Wrexham's Phil Parkinson:
"We just weren't at the levels tonight and I've got to look at that - my part in it, all the staff will, and the players themselves.
"But we'll do that together. The lads have given us a lot but tonight we were below the level, and we'll come out ready for action at the weekend.
"It's very rare in my whole time at Wrexham to have a 45 minutes that was so unlike us.
"Tonight the first 45 minutes was certainly one of those performances, but against a good side as well. Give them credit, they were excellent.
"We will look to respond, of course. That's what football's all about.
"We'll be a bit flat tomorrow because we don't like losing. Nobody does in football, but we'll work together as a group, and we'll look to putting up a good performance on the weekend."
We were "equally poor" according to their forum 
If we were that bad what the **** were we on Friday?!
If we were that bad what the **** were we on Friday?!
How the **** do you get to your profile? Just had a look for the profanity button, can't find it.
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That's on a laptop anyway
It’s most of their fans first season not supporting Liverpool. Give them chance to adapt to life as a proper football fan.
A realistic view of the game from a Wrexham fan.
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Well that was chalk and cheese from Friday night, we looked up for it. When we brought on Liam and Ollie, it was like, how strong is our bench? Thought the intensity was brilliant last night. Millwall will be a tough game, I'd take a draw now.
I ended up reading about someone's kidney transplant date coming through. Wondered who it was, turned out I was on the Sunderland board
Best of luck to him though, if he ends up on here.
As you know it can happen at this level occassionally, look at us last Friday. Boro fans are convinced we are tosh looking at their comments on a Sky Sports facebook post ahead of last nights game. Wrexham didnt show up but when I have seen them before they are much better than last night.
An improvement on Friday’s match but a better team wouldn’t have missed some of the absolute sitters that Wrexham had, so I think we did ride our luck.
It did feel like the tactics were to contain Wrexham for an hour and then turn up the heat. And it worked but it was a bit frustrating in the first half when we were slowing things down and the crowd wanted to push forward.
Could the increase in calf injuries be linked to this silly fad for tiny shin pads and holey or short socks?
It did feel like the tactics were to contain Wrexham for an hour and then turn up the heat. And it worked but it was a bit frustrating in the first half when we were slowing things down and the crowd wanted to push forward.
Could the increase in calf injuries be linked to this silly fad for tiny shin pads and holey or short socks?
