Match Day Thread De Dale

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Season officially over after that draw.

The bottom line is that this group of players and this manager are not very good, and certainly not as good as some of them think they are. Billy Bob Bollox Bauer will no doubt rush onto Twitter on the way home with his usual "we need 3 points next game" rubbish.

Hats off to Solly and Magennis but I wouldn't give you 2p for the rest of this mob. They are a bunch of tossers.

The league table tonight makes me right I reckon.
 
8 points off relegation. We can't beat Rochdale, Oldham, AFC Wimbledon or Fleetwood. Top six budget, unlucky with injuries, blah blah blah.
 
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DickPlumb said:
Some of those posters on ITTV do my head in. They would still be bigging up Robinson and the players if he takes us into the National League.
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A Club that recently had 8 years in the Premier League. Mid Championship we could all live with, it is our natural level for a properly run club of our size. Bottom half of League One is just arse clenchingly embarrassing. Any serious fan who thinks otherwise has either had a lobotomy or should be given a lifetime ban.

As has been said before, every chance we haven't bottomed out yet. The 3,000 remaining, ageing incontinent bed wetters who do turn up on Tuesday night are a big part of the problem.
 
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Little Lewis Page just now on Twitter:

"Mad game. Good late fight and shame we could take all 3 points"

<laugh><laugh><laugh>

The kid thinks he is playing for Ebbsfleet I think
 
Funnily enough, when Royston and I were on Your Views, the OS forum, I got flak (not from Royston), for saying that I would be happy with mid-table mediocrity in Dowie's first season. Now ITTV is absolutely ecstatic with mid-table mediocrity in L1. Maybe they're right. If we get players who are good enough to play at a higher level we won't build a team round them- we'll sell them. So we're stuck at this level, which makes Rochdale a top team. Which makes an away point a top result. Hoorah.
 
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It was a good away point for an average mid table side, and that is us. We have visited two sides this week who couldn't muster 3000 fans each, and gained a point. At the end of last season, we targeted immediate promotion, which makes this season a huge failure. So who at the Valley will hold their hand up and say 'I mucked up big time, I'll leave'? Truely pathetic, and I have no time for the idiots who want to pretend failure is somehow accaptable.
 
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Watching the highlights of the Millwall v Leicester game, and the reactions of their manager and players, they have a determination and team spirit and attitude that is miles away from ours. Shamefully. Ignore the constant verbal bullsh1t from Robinson. - he is doing an utterly sh1t job. Neil Harris is proving it.
 
Nigel Leafblower said:
Watching the highlights of the Millwall v Leicester game, and the reactions of their manager and players, they have a determination and team spirit and attitude that is miles away from ours. Shamefully. Ignore the constant verbal bullsh1t from Robinson. - he is doing an utterly sh1t job. Neil Harris is proving it.
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I was just watching it and thinking exactly the same thing. No moans from the manager about the red card, he just reorganised them, and they buckled down to the job in hand, drew from their superb team spirit and got their reward with a terrific goal. Well done to them.
 
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