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The *WHEN* we go down thread

I keep telling my mates that we're going to pull it out the bag but after this weekends fixtures I can't even pretend I believe it anymore. Yesterday was a big disappointment as I was hoping for just a bit more to cling on to but the 2nd half performance was dire.

The big thing the teams around us are showing is fight and they are scrapping for points and picking up results because of it. Our players look done in. Next weeks games are massive and I really hope De Zerbi pulls off a psychological masterclass in training this week because if the players don't step it up against Brighton with the other teams fixtures we could be nearly out of it.
 
stratnumberone said:
Stadium seemed positive to me before and during the last home game. How did that turn out?

I admire your positivity but I think it’s misplaced. I don’t think our squad has got a single pair of gonads between them, there are no leaders and they’ve thrown in the towel and thanked whatever GHod they do or don’t kneel to that they’re getting paid 50/60/100/200k a week for being utterly brick at their jobs.
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A positive stadium won’t win a game on its own but it has to be more helpful than a negative one. We are where we are. We either go down swinging or we accept our fate now just so we can point fingers and say we were right all along and the players/the board/the managers are a shower of clams.
 
P.D. said:
Law of averages should eventually kick in, even the worst teams got occasional results. Can we really go 20 games without a win?
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Yes to the latter.
Maybe the law of averages is waiting to spring the 60pt deduction on Emirates Marketing Project with four games left to play? :)

Not that Emirates Marketing Project will get anything except a fine & slap
 
DeanoAustin said:
A positive stadium won’t win a game on its own but it has to be more helpful than a negative one. We are where we are. We either go down swinging or we accept our fate now just so we can point fingers and say we were right all along and the players/the board/the managers are a shower of clams.
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There is a third way, support the team while accepting that this year has not been good enough, that the form has been poor but that we have also had a lot of injuries and bad luck.
I think we are going down, I don't think it will be either easy or fun to be in the Championship.
It won't affect how I feel or my support for our club.
 
glasgowspur said:
There is a third way, support the team while accepting that this year has not been good enough, that the form has been poor but that we have also had a lot of injuries and bad luck.
I think we are going down, I don't think it will be either easy or fun to be in the Championship.
It won't affect how I feel or my support for our club.
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I 100% accept the season hasn’t been anywhere near good enough. It’s been fudging horrible. Every last bit of it. It’s a scandal that we are where we are. There are a lot of people at the club that I’m beyond furious at. But being negative right now is counter productive IMO.

I still believe we can stay up. The players and manager have to believe it to.
 
Glenda's Legs said:
Totally random thought/post but when I was at school (back in the dark ages) we called that “Ching Chang Chonga”. Absolutely no idea why. Is that familiar to anyone else?
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Something for Spotify playlist… maybe we should use this as the pre-match music for our next home match to really psyche the players up :D

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