| Positive Thread Anyone ? 13:01 - Jan 16 with 1676 views | Metal_Hacker |
20 games to go with all still to play for
Upcoming fixtures are going to be a big test for the Weds and Plymouth
Weds have consecutively Barnsley A , Plymouth H and Town A
Plymouth have coming up Weds A , Portsmouth H and Peterborough A
Not easy games those
We have some friendlier fixtures IMHO along with Weds at home and starting with Oxford A but we shouldn't fear either
Come on guys lets be positive
Two cracking signings made along with great back up with Luongo and who else coming in [Post edited 16 Jan 2023 13:47]
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| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:06 - Jan 16 with 1622 views | Bobbychase |
Need to get back to being (relatively) imperious away from home as the Lincoln and Pompey draws and Wycombe defeat have put a dent in us being the best away side in the division.
When you look at what's to come at home, Wednesday aside, we should be winning most of them IF we play how we can and the new signings click.
Bolton, Barnsley, Posh and Derby away are going to be challenges. However I haven't given up on top two. |  |
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| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:14 - Jan 16 with 1595 views | 44_not_out |
Nah, we need more ‘we sing louder than you’ posts or ‘it’s the acoustics innit’ posts |  | | |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:22 - Jan 16 with 1547 views | Metal_Hacker |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:14 - Jan 16 by 44_not_out |
Nah, we need more ‘we sing louder than you’ posts or ‘it’s the acoustics innit’ posts |
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| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:29 - Jan 16 with 1518 views | le2blue |
Never done this before, but watched the game back yesterday, and watched it in full and without commentary. Interesting to see it without all the emotion of the day and beer, and it changed my views on the game....
Walton wasn't as bad as I thought at the game, there were 3 poor long kicks to no one and a nervy bit of kicking out, but in general, he was pretty good with some good distribution to beat the press and took some good high balls.
Chaplin was our best player i thought, drops deep, spins and is so good at the press, he deserved to get a goal out of the game given his work rate and the positions he got into.
Plymouth really were not all that at all. With the exception of the open goal and their actual goal, they created virtually nothing. The Norwich guy was soo poor it was unreal, he was out of position frequently, had a poor touch and gave the ball away so many times....don't think there is much chance of a Norwich recall at all given his performance.
Think we need to put that into one of those game categories, very frustrating but I'm sure KM will address the issues and we will start learning.
I don't entirely get the doom and gloom. Much in the same way that Man City are not out of the Premier League title race, I don't think we are either, we now have a really good opportunity to put a run together and get some momentum back. Hopefully, Broadhead will be involved on Saturday, and with a week of training I would be bringing in Hirst to start in place of Freddie. |  | | |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:36 - Jan 16 with 1451 views | Illinoisblue |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:29 - Jan 16 by le2blue |
Never done this before, but watched the game back yesterday, and watched it in full and without commentary. Interesting to see it without all the emotion of the day and beer, and it changed my views on the game....
Walton wasn't as bad as I thought at the game, there were 3 poor long kicks to no one and a nervy bit of kicking out, but in general, he was pretty good with some good distribution to beat the press and took some good high balls.
Chaplin was our best player i thought, drops deep, spins and is so good at the press, he deserved to get a goal out of the game given his work rate and the positions he got into.
Plymouth really were not all that at all. With the exception of the open goal and their actual goal, they created virtually nothing. The Norwich guy was soo poor it was unreal, he was out of position frequently, had a poor touch and gave the ball away so many times....don't think there is much chance of a Norwich recall at all given his performance.
Think we need to put that into one of those game categories, very frustrating but I'm sure KM will address the issues and we will start learning.
I don't entirely get the doom and gloom. Much in the same way that Man City are not out of the Premier League title race, I don't think we are either, we now have a really good opportunity to put a run together and get some momentum back. Hopefully, Broadhead will be involved on Saturday, and with a week of training I would be bringing in Hirst to start in place of Freddie. |
I think the doom and gloom is because we’re all feeling a bit punch drunk since the Charlton game. It hasn’t all been bad since then, but draws feel like defeats given how well Sheff Weds and Plymouth are doing. But it is far far from over. COYB |  |
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| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:37 - Jan 16 with 1438 views | Metal_Hacker |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:29 - Jan 16 by le2blue |
Never done this before, but watched the game back yesterday, and watched it in full and without commentary. Interesting to see it without all the emotion of the day and beer, and it changed my views on the game....
Walton wasn't as bad as I thought at the game, there were 3 poor long kicks to no one and a nervy bit of kicking out, but in general, he was pretty good with some good distribution to beat the press and took some good high balls.
Chaplin was our best player i thought, drops deep, spins and is so good at the press, he deserved to get a goal out of the game given his work rate and the positions he got into.
Plymouth really were not all that at all. With the exception of the open goal and their actual goal, they created virtually nothing. The Norwich guy was soo poor it was unreal, he was out of position frequently, had a poor touch and gave the ball away so many times....don't think there is much chance of a Norwich recall at all given his performance.
Think we need to put that into one of those game categories, very frustrating but I'm sure KM will address the issues and we will start learning.
I don't entirely get the doom and gloom. Much in the same way that Man City are not out of the Premier League title race, I don't think we are either, we now have a really good opportunity to put a run together and get some momentum back. Hopefully, Broadhead will be involved on Saturday, and with a week of training I would be bringing in Hirst to start in place of Freddie. |
I agree with all of the above
I think a lot of the discontent and negativity can perhaps be attributed more so to disappointment - but two totally different emotions
I've still got the faith albeit it's very frustrating but again , we've got two attacking additions yet to make a worthwhile contribution for obvious reasons - they've been here two minutes !! | |
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| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:42 - Jan 16 with 1380 views | le2blue |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:36 - Jan 16 by Illinoisblue |
I think the doom and gloom is because we’re all feeling a bit punch drunk since the Charlton game. It hasn’t all been bad since then, but draws feel like defeats given how well Sheff Weds and Plymouth are doing. But it is far far from over. COYB |
Yeah don't disagree at all, I was sat in the extra time with a feeling of impending doom which I'm sure others were (just as we all knew Jackson would miss the derby penalty!). Hopefully, we've had our dodgy period now, Wednesday haven't and as posted above have some tough games coming up including us. | | | |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:46 - Jan 16 with 1343 views | pafcprogs |
It's Pompous at home for us....
Mind you with our terrible home form...... | | | |
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| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:47 - Jan 16 with 1316 views | Metal_Hacker |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:46 - Jan 16 by pafcprogs |
It's Pompous at home for us....
Mind you with our terrible home form...... |
Sorry I stand corrected I'll edit | |
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| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:48 - Jan 16 with 1302 views | StockholmBlue |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:42 - Jan 16 by le2blue |
Yeah don't disagree at all, I was sat in the extra time with a feeling of impending doom which I'm sure others were (just as we all knew Jackson would miss the derby penalty!). Hopefully, we've had our dodgy period now, Wednesday haven't and as posted above have some tough games coming up including us. |
We Will have overtaken Wednesday with a game in hand by the time we beat them 2-1 at home. Remeber this |  |
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| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 15:41 - Jan 16 with 1097 views | HighgateBlue |
The new signings are very much worth being positive about. Let's get behind the team and hope that we can start going the right way. |  | | |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 17:44 - Jan 16 with 955 views | Metal_Hacker |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:48 - Jan 16 by StockholmBlue |
We Will have overtaken Wednesday with a game in hand by the time we beat them 2-1 at home. Remeber this |
Oh I’ll remember alright. The pain will be unbearable up here in Sheffield if Wednesday get promoted and we don’t
Positive vibes !! | |
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| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 17:52 - Jan 16 with 926 views | DavoIPB |
| Positive Thread Anyone ? on 13:29 - Jan 16 by le2blue |
Never done this before, but watched the game back yesterday, and watched it in full and without commentary. Interesting to see it without all the emotion of the day and beer, and it changed my views on the game....
Walton wasn't as bad as I thought at the game, there were 3 poor long kicks to no one and a nervy bit of kicking out, but in general, he was pretty good with some good distribution to beat the press and took some good high balls.
Chaplin was our best player i thought, drops deep, spins and is so good at the press, he deserved to get a goal out of the game given his work rate and the positions he got into.
Plymouth really were not all that at all. With the exception of the open goal and their actual goal, they created virtually nothing. The Norwich guy was soo poor it was unreal, he was out of position frequently, had a poor touch and gave the ball away so many times....don't think there is much chance of a Norwich recall at all given his performance.
Think we need to put that into one of those game categories, very frustrating but I'm sure KM will address the issues and we will start learning.
I don't entirely get the doom and gloom. Much in the same way that Man City are not out of the Premier League title race, I don't think we are either, we now have a really good opportunity to put a run together and get some momentum back. Hopefully, Broadhead will be involved on Saturday, and with a week of training I would be bringing in Hirst to start in place of Freddie. |
Was going to post same thing. Watched it back as well. We were actually very good. Plymouth were best I've seen in league but that's not saying much. Mumba was awful. Davies was superb especially first half. Ipswich played some really good football and gave it everything. We are streets ahead from last year in terms of players and how we okay. | | | |
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