| Disappointing result 21:58 - Nov 7 with 4428 views | GlasgowBlue |
But far from a disappointing performance. |  |
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| Disappointing result on 23:25 - Nov 7 with 477 views | yorkshireblue |
| Disappointing result on 22:18 - Nov 7 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
With the tally that is likely needed this season 2 points ultimately is a poor return from the two games. We had a game in hand but Leeds have in fact grained ground on us in these 5 days, so overall it’s a disappointment. Not to take anything away from the start. |
Conversely, we gained on Leicester. |  | | |
| Disappointing result on 23:37 - Nov 7 with 447 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Disappointing result on 23:25 - Nov 7 by yorkshireblue |
Conversely, we gained on Leicester. |
I’m much more interested in the teams below us for now. |  | | |
| Disappointing result on 23:41 - Nov 7 with 438 views | Whos_blue |
When you're winning going into injury time, a draw always feels like a disappointing result.
My thoughts have always been that an away point is always a good point. (The freak Charlton result being the obvious exception).
I do find it difficult when we unleash "poor" so early.
I think it's ok to be "not as good" as some other performances, but it's a large, and I think unfair, leap straight to poor.
Let's be clear. The 2-0 home loss to Portsmouth during the lockdown games was poor.
Tonight wasn't. We just wasn't as good as other games and perhaps we need to credit Rotherham a little.
Leaping to poor after an away draw doesn't leave much wriggle room does it?
What's next? Dire? Abject? Atrocious?
We wouldn't use them after tonight, but there is little difference in intent between poor and dire. And dire we certainly were not.
I can't imagine many of us looking KM in the eye and telling him we were poor tonight.
This may be a little long winded, but when you see poor referenced maybe as many as ten times in this thread, it all just feels a little bit of an over reaction and perhaps not an accurate reflection of the overall performance/result. |  |
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