| Calm is needed 09:22 - Feb 5 with 1926 views | pennblue |
There is nothing to be gained from a melt down after yesterday.
We are 6 points behind auto spots and we are playing Sheffield next Saturday.
All that matters is we beat them next week.
What is done, is done, that is now history. We can only focus on what is in front of us.
We are all happy with the business done in January, and I do think Hirst and Broadhead will start firing, they both have quality.
If at the end of the season we fall short, the weaknesses will be rectified.
This is now a well run football club, and we will see continual improvement. This is how Brighton, Bournemouth and Brentford all got their success.
We have to stay with the team and show some patience. |  |
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| Calm is needed on 11:22 - Feb 5 with 319 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Calm is needed on 11:14 - Feb 5 by Herbivore |
Hot take nonsense. |
why?
we lost control of the ball in midfield, Keogh had to save us twice with last ditch tackles on 1-1 moments, we didn't see anything of edwards after the goal, and burns crossed into the first defender about 1000 times in the last 20 minutes.
2nd half may have appeared better to some as the ball was like a pingpong for both sides, rather than first half where we controlled the ball but didn't do a lot with it
but quite frankily, both halfs were sht. |  |
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| Concern is justified… some poor results on 11:30 - Feb 5 with 288 views | Sharkey |
| Concern is justified… some poor results on 11:17 - Feb 5 by pennblue |
> we need to boost the team against Weds… not make them more nervous
Yes this ^^^^^
We need to turn Portman road into a very unpleasant place to be next weekend, just as they did to us.
We should disrupt their team preparation as much as we can. |
Proper European shenanigans? Which hotel are they in? |  | | |
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