by melonhead » 12 Dec 2012 12:21
by glenroyal » 12 Dec 2012 12:24
Ramona1234 Was alerted to your site via a reference to our away seating at the SOL. Thought we could have at least let you guys sit in the middle up there. Ridiculous really. Good luck at Newcastle though, take your binoculars.
by 3 veesinarow » 12 Dec 2012 12:43
by Jackson Corner » 12 Dec 2012 14:20
by John Peel » 12 Dec 2012 14:28
Ramona1234 Was alerted to your site via a reference to our away seating at the SOL. Thought we could have at least let you guys sit in the middle up there. Ridiculous really. Good luck at Newcastle though, take your binoculars.
As for the match, well both sides have been low on confidence and i guess a good start with home advantage helped us. Would have been interesting to know what would have prevailed back in August with both clubs full of optimism.
As a Sunderland fan who has experienced a 15 pt and 19 pt relegation season, i know how you may well be feeling at the moment. That said, ive watched some of your home games and i think you just have to pick up points there. (Obvious statement.) With the Russian, Kebe and Roberts to come back in, i think you have a chance at the Madjeski.
I know you will be despondant at the moment, and im sure we will be too over the next set of tough fixtures, but like us in our relegation seasons, you havent spent a lot. Its not easy to attract players when you come up in your inaugural season. Roy Keane kept us up a few years ago and then signed assholes like Cisse, Diouff and Chimbonda. That caused a disharmony and ultimately his departure imho.
Most fans in the game respect what McDermott has done for you and its always easy to target the manager. As a few have noted, if the players arent up to it, what can he do. Ofcourse he will have to take responsibility, but confidence is massive in football and like us, you seemed a bit short of it last night. It sometimes can appear that the effort aint there, but its probably not the case.
Centre midfield is crucial at any level, and we have been awful there this season. The main reason our flair players have not performed. It did appear that that is also your issue at the moment. Particularly away from home. Sometimes one signing or a returning player can give you a spark when all seems lost. McLean did that for us last year as an unknown 21 year old. Been awful this season until the last few games.
Good luck this season and i hope you stay up at the expense of big spending QPR for starters. As long as its not usIf you go down and keep the squad together, dont be surprised to see yourselves doing well in the Championship as the confidence will be back in players who maybe just cant quite cut it in the Prem. Think WBA, a yoyo club for many years, that accumulated cash and have now stabalised themselves very well. They are the model of what most clubs should be doing. Not just throwing silly money at it. Maybe the transfer window can help you out,even if just a couple of loans. Things can change, in particular confidence.
by Royal Tezza » 12 Dec 2012 14:28
by Ramona1234 » 12 Dec 2012 20:13
by Compo's Hat » 13 Dec 2012 12:42
by Maguire » 13 Dec 2012 13:15
Compo's Hat Highlight of the evening apart from arriving late to miss the first goal and leaving early to avoid the third on a truly woeful night was updating my fb to say floyd had been arrested for losing the head on the third goal and a whole host of gullible people believing it. Certainly cheered me up on a night where i fail to see where the next point is coming from now
by Plymouth_Royal » 13 Dec 2012 13:35
Ramona1234 Ha Ha , that positive response was enough to even warm the heart of Pompey fan. Thought Id dip into your fixtures, as a geek, and you've got 4 out of the next 6 at home. Arsenal, West Ham, Swansea and WBA. Its not beyond you to pick up 7 pts there, or maybe 8 ? You beat Everton after all !!! Probs not a lot down for you at City and Spurs. I guess its a crucial month now and if you can pick up some home points, you may go away and make yourselves tough to beat rather than go for it and get picked off. Its gonna be a slog, but thats life in this unforgiving league.
Will keep my eye out on your results now. If you lose at home to Arsenal and draw with West Ham, its gotta be McDermott out hasn't itFor the record, most didnt and dont want O'Neill out as he is too earnest and lovable
I think in the end though, we need a top young coach involved in some capacity. Martinez, Clarke and Rodgers have shown the way for the next era I feel. We've always got bogged down in that North East passion nonesense that is like a monkey on our backs now. As if other fans dont care as much about their clubs. Technique and pace are the new physical presence and competitiveness.
Anyway, I'll leave it there. Have a right Royal Xmas and maybe Santa will help you jump through a few blue and white hoops. That was sickeningly unfunny. GOODBYE.
by Compo's Hat » 13 Dec 2012 14:24
MaguireCompo's Hat Highlight of the evening apart from arriving late to miss the first goal and leaving early to avoid the third on a truly woeful night was updating my fb to say floyd had been arrested for losing the head on the third goal and a whole host of gullible people believing it. Certainly cheered me up on a night where i fail to see where the next point is coming from now
Weakest "banter" ever. Pretty sure everyone went "funny if true" when they read that.
by maffff » 14 Dec 2012 00:52
or lack of.glenroyal just the overall shape
by maffff » 14 Dec 2012 00:55
Compo's HatMaguireCompo's Hat Highlight of the evening apart from arriving late to miss the first goal and leaving early to avoid the third on a truly woeful night was updating my fb to say floyd had been arrested for losing the head on the third goal and a whole host of gullible people believing it. Certainly cheered me up on a night where i fail to see where the next point is coming from now
Weakest "banter" ever. Pretty sure everyone went "funny if true" when they read that.
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