Not great was it? Mind you, one thing we can say - at least we only have to watch West Ham twice a season......
Not a good game really, think we would of had it won comfortably if Rodriguez had started. Bring on next week!
Heh, but we still have to close out the season in back-to-back weekends against their kindred spirit. Poor game, conditions played their part. Not a bad point, glad to have Swansea next week...ought to be a little easier on the eye.
Ah, well. With Rodriguez and Shaw fit we'll win games like that. Gaston needs to stop taking free kicks.
Probably one of the worst matches i've watched all season. Purely and simply because of the opposition. +1 to the "only 2 times a season" comment above.
Didn't he also deliver the kick we almost scored on? I think it might still be a fitness issue and he was gassed those last two kicks. They were comically awful, though.
I don't really partake in the West Ham digs/taunts/hate but I have to say that was dire football, not really unexpected though and conditions really didn't help. Point is a decent result in the end all things considered, particularly with us losing Shaw and Rodriguez. Onwards and upwards.
Positives: - Unbeaten in the last five league games - We're in 11th place - We have 38 points now - We have scored eight goals in five games - We have only conceded three goals in the last five
You do realise we were playing without 4 first teamers and were down to our 4th choice centre back? Both teams can blame injuries.
Poor game but a good point in difficult conditions against frustrating opposition Bring on next Saturday - let's hope we can bring sunshine to South Wales and bring those 3 points back accross the Severn Bridge!
What difference does that make? Any idiot can hoof the ball to Carroll Disappointed with the draw after taking the lead, but hard to be too upset. West Ham got the only result they were looking for, have to give them credit for defending well and having an, ahem, effective game plan, was surprised quite how "route one" they were though.
