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Thread | Our trajectory is exciting….
at 13:11 17 Sep 2023
Great trip to Sheffield, lovely to see Kelham Island booming. Gardeners rest, Fat Cat, the Tavern and Wellington all going strong.
Shame the match day experience at a once great ground couldn’t match those of a nice ‘creamy’ pint at the aforementioned public house. From start (picking up tickets) to the game/finish (toilets overall state of the ground) shows how Chanseri is running the club at an incredibly low cost, does it remind you of anyone?
It highlights how lucky we have been with the new owners, and how they’ve not really made a misstep so far. Only enhancing my excitement this season, on to St Mary’s now.
My March report:
Now the dust has settled and I’m on the train home, review time:
On the whole an assured victory, with Sheffield Wednesday barely laying a glove on us & not having a shot on target!! Upon reflection i was needlessly worried having not got a second goal - though we had several chances and on another day we could have been 3 or 4-0 winners.
We had moments of controlling the game which resulted in some great team/individual moves - the one back-to-front where Ladapo should score - and the other where Hirst shoves a man off the ball, wins it high and should pass for an easy 2nd.
For me Burgess was man of the match, they had countless corners and free kicks (which we gave away softly) but burgess and co dealt with them all. The only half chances they created were from our lack of concentration/error.
Morsy/luongo as good as ever hunting in twos and if one misses out, the other sweeps up.
Davies going off with an injury that looked quite serious could be problematic but Williams came on and impressed.
Remarkable to see how both clubs have reacted to being promoted, and we should be quite smug with our trajectory in comparison (especially with their noise throughout last season). Dare I say their match on Tuesday V Boro is must win?
15 points from 18 is quite sensational really, even the more positive fan couldn’t have predicted this start, I see we’ve already matched the number of wins we had in our relegation season. |
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Thread | Stewards Last Night
at 13:46 26 Jan 2022
Why were there so many stewards/security last night?
Why did half look under 18?
Was it a council requirement?
Why were they all watching the game and not the safety of fans?
It was all very odd.
P.S I sat in block 116 near the scoreboard and 4 massive coins behind me who wouldn't stop slapping our backs and shoving us. Hope they never return to support my club Ipswich Town |
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Thread | What has happened to the club I loved?
at 11:00 4 Mar 2020
Honestly speechless.
Last night signifies yet another fall in to a deeper hole. A hole I didn’t think could get any deeper. What happens next in the hands of this disgraceful owner?
A manager who makes 6 (six!) changes and a debut for a lad who has never seen the bench. In a must win game!!!! Poor McGavin been treated like that and to take him off after 45mins.... if that’s how he treats our young players I fear for the future of our young side, especially if Lambert sees more than the end of this season!
Ultimately however, he leaves two/three of our best players on the bench (wolf/sears/bish). The man is utterly clueless, doesn’t know his best XI. Like I have said before Lambert is definitely not the answer!
I can’t even merit one player from yesterday. Not one showed an ounce of passion or drive in this ‘must win game’.
Absolute shambles and with the fixture list of Cov and Portsmouth to come at home, this is still going to get worse/ more painful before it gets better.
What happened to this club that I loved |
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Thread | iFollow Refund
at 20:16 14 Jan 2020
Anyone know if we get one when this game gets called off? |
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