Mexit

[Tel (they/them)]

If there is a God, and he looks down on Mackems with spiritual favour, while having omnipotent hatred of anything black and white, then Brighton will score for fun tomorrow night while key magpie players get straight reds.

I think you've exhausted all of the gods these past few years mate, I'm sure I saw one of your fans trying to rub Zlatan's belly the other day outside the ground.

 

[Nacho]

I think you've exhausted all of the gods these past few years mate, I'm sure I saw one of your fans trying to rub Zlatan's belly the other day outside the ground.

Think you're right, like what happened to Wigan our luck is bound to run out at some point. You can't spend 90% of your time in the bottom three year after year without eventually getting relegated.

 

[Tel (they/them)]

Think you're right, like what happened to Wigan our luck is bound to run out at some point. You can't spend 90% of your time in the bottom three year after year without eventually getting relegated.

It'll be sods law that the season where you've never actually looked dead and buried (as you're well within touching distance) will be the season that you run out of steam.

Many suspected this might be the case, but that M'Vila farce will possibly cost Ellis Short £100m.

 

[Beardsley's Shimmy]

Dorty Mag will like this homage to his thread.

 

[Canny Lad]

I can see a way out in that one win and we're only in the relegation zone by goal difference, we haven't been cut adrift whatsoever and even if we had been we have a knack of coming back from the brink.

Moyes isn't doing as well as I'd hoped but I don't see him as a disaster either. If we go down I'd keep him and he'd be the best manager in the Championship with one of the best sides so we'd have a solid chance of coming back up.

Nacho Totally agree with this, yes he hasn't performed as well as we would have liked. At the same time he hasn't really had much chance due to the budget, a few better players which could have been the difference between a loss to a draw or a draw to a win and we could have been a few places higher. Then nobody would be talking about Moyes weakness, the comments would be, survive this season and Moyes will build up a good team....

The difference a few wins make is staggering; we are not the only supporters that think this, it's a global thing.

I have always said when we appointed Moyes, stick with him no matter what. Let's have some consistency from the top and give it time.. Sometimes you do have to go back one step to go 2 forward. hate to say it but look at the Mags; that one step back is already looking like they will make that one step forward and then who knows.

Let's say we beat Burnley and Watford and draw with Leicester, assuming we lose against Man City... Everyones opinion will change..

It's all If's and But's I know but KTF.. I think having supported the lads for more years than I can remember I've become immune . to the negative stuff...