Match Day Thread Hull City v Fulham

I admit I'm only listening not watching but it still feels like midfield is the problem and that as too often Irvine isn't contributing much. I know he isn't the only one not playing well but he does seem to be the only midfield player who is undroppable. Feels like every time Burnsy has mentioned him it's to say Irvine wastes a ball in midfield.

 

Well you’re wrong
Kane was awful and rightly hooked
Da Silva poor
Whole team poor
Passing control all ****e

 

This is a disgrace
From not buying it the ref is buying every dive
Allowing the trainer on all the time
Fulham killing the time
Sickening

 

I know Irvine covers a lot of ground but for an attacking midfielder his passing is very poor. Sound like the rest all the same today.

 

Fulham obviously watched the Forest game for reference

 

Da Silva got motm
Dunno how
But then there isn’t one
Full eleven have been awful

 

How’s the new lad fair Chazz?

 

Poor performance, sloppy passing, not winning enough 50/50's. Da Silva MOM? Never...

 

Absolutely ****ing ****e performance.

 

The only good news is that Leeds continue with Operation Meltdown.

 

Any positives at all from the performance ?

 

Points more towards us finishing around 8th - 12th. We never seem able to make that incisive push into the top 6 with our lack of consistency. Still, plenty to play for and there'll be bumps in the road along the way. Even if we do miss out on the top 6, there seems to be enough good things happening where we can continue to build next season. Yes, we'll likely lose Bowen, but with an improving relationship between fans and owners and the foundations of a good side being apparent, there's reasons to be positive.

 

Nobody got injured?
Pennington looks decent.
Some clubs might have lost a bit of interest in Bowen?

 

Poor mate
But it was a poor performance all round. a player would do something well then hit in touch or pas to them
It was contagious
Longs kicking was poor
And everyone else copied it
Burke and de wijs passing was awful
Just on andon really

 

Tbf going a goal down to Fulham makes it hard work
They’re good they keep the ball they make you chase and the cynicism is outstanding
Ref pandered to them too second half
If my team played like Fulham every week aNd they did that I’d give up watching football

 

Obviously will be twists and turns but agree fully with KC a finish 8-12 looks ever more likely. At the beginning of the season I'd have happily taken that. BUT, for the long term future of the club and if we can only finish 8-12 and look toward next season, do you sell Bowen in the window and maximise his price.

 

Was our last second goal offside then??
Gutting that one

 

Too many teams play like that, modern day football.
After forest and then again today it gets harder to want to return to the next match, it's just not got an ounce of entertainment about it. Ball must have been in play for an hour at most.

 

Far too many simply waiting for things to happen...

Passionless and subdued...

The team were even worse.


McCann OUT

 

Once upon a time it was just DQPR or on occasion Charlton with Danny Mills orchestrating it.

Now as we are seeing it's almost any visiting team that takes the lead at any stage of the game.

Blatant cheating by feigning injury, feigning indecision at free kicks and throw ins.

Football needs to legislate for this new cynical deception of the officials, and unsporting behaviour.

It's getting to the point where the sport is a joke with people willfully deceiving the officials in broad daylight.

How many other sports allow that?

Cheating is becoming embedded in football and the players are not being held to account by the FA/PL or whoever, in the form of fines, red/yellow cards.

Surely if we have an observer with VAR, we could afford one for monitoring gamesmanship?

Fans of all clubs hate this cheating (when they're losing!) but the real damage is done to the morality of the game and its reputation as a serious sport..

**** off Fulham you cheating ****ers.