Saturday 3pm kick off
Carry on regardless
Mcburnie to take the penalty
Carry on regardless
Mcburnie to take the penalty
Match Day Thread WBA v Hull City
- Thread starter Chazz Rheinhold
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They haven't won yet in 2026, let's do them no favours, 3-0 City.
another awayday incoming for me hopefully another away win bring crooks back in for this one
no easy games and potential banana skins, etc
but for a team in our position trying to cement a play off place, 3 games in a row against the bottom 3 you couldnt ask for much more of an opportunity, just got to make sure we take it.
but for a team in our position trying to cement a play off place, 3 games in a row against the bottom 3 you couldnt ask for much more of an opportunity, just got to make sure we take it.
Strange that this season I'm more confident of bagging 3 points on the road then I am at home. But if ever we needed a typically untypical City performance this is the one, no charity gifting points to those clubs suffering, go for the throat, squeeze it tight and don't let go til the final whistle.
Im pretty sure everyone os more confident we win away over at home.... I dont know what it is, but some serious thinking re supporter positioning, an exorcism or something else has to be done...
Hasn't that been the case for a few years now? My kids only go to home games and are getting a complexion over the number of wins they've seen.
Tbf I think this season its highlighted even more due to the excellent away form, but I get what your saying about our home form being shyte for a few seasons now
Not even just the lack of wins but the number of defeats. Getting beat at home and watching away fans celebrate stings and it used to be relatively rare but it's happened so much over the last few years. It started when Grant McCann was manager and bar a couple of spells like the start of this season and Rosenior's first 6 months or so, home defeats have been a regular thing ever since.
I mentioned recently that many of us believe we wouldn't have won the L1 title had fans been allowed in the grounds. As you say, the poor home form started around the beginning of McCann's reign but I'm pretty sure our home results compared with aways during that L1 season were an anomaly. Any stattos in?
Good job wembley is essentially an away fixture!
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