Any pessimists out there?

[Steven Toast]

Perfect outcomes are possible Dennis.
You just have to stay posative.

For some strange reason it really helps.

I must admit I prefer the bleak outlook peppered with a resultant magnified joy approach, but recently I can't help but feel optimistic before every game. I never felt like this under Phelan, even when we won those opening games.

 

[Tentotwo]

Such is Hull's improvement, I hope Dyche "parks the bus" on Saturday and a 0-0 draw would compensate somewhat for being knocked out of the FA Cup - I am certainly glad we do not have a replay between two vital away games against yourselves and Swansea. I'd be delighted with two 0-0 draws from these games.

We only had one of our regular back four against Lincoln and should play the back four that drew with Chelsea ...- Lowton, Keane, Mee and Ward.

You'll park the bus looking to catch us out with a ball over the top looking for the pace of Gray to exploit big 'Arry. We will look for an early goal to push your back four up to the halfway line instead of penalty area,if that doesn't happen we will pass the ball around all day and look good until we hit a brick wall. . Arguably 0-0 written all over this fixture. Your back four v our new attacking prowess...mmm? jumpers for goalposts again methinks.

 

[dennisboothstash]

Perfect outcomes are possible Dennis.
You just have to stay posative.

For some strange reason it really helps.

Actually I'm a really positive person generally

I just use City as my fix for a bit of pessimism!

 

[FILEYseadog]

I can tell Dennis

It shows to your credit

 

[armchairfan]

Such is Hull's improvement, I hope Dyche "parks the bus" on Saturday and a 0-0 draw would compensate somewhat for being knocked out of the FA Cup

I remember reading a Burnley forum after the first game and your lot thought we were the better side that day. Certainly Phelan and others came away disappointed we didn't get a win.