Wor the biggest pile of ***** I've ever seen.</p> Woeful, gutless, inept. </p> Steele must wonder what the hell he has to do to get a game wi that bumbling numpty between t' sticks. </p> On top of that, Norwich won, and Forest keep chipping away. I think we are shafted. </p>
I didn't think it was THAT bad... We played some good stuff, without finishing off the chances. Combine that with horrible defending/goalkeeping, and at this level, you won't get very far.
Yes, and it was pitiful we are a gonner under this dipshit....... and sorry Poet if you thought that was ok then you've got problems pal.
RE: Yes, and it was pitiful we are a gonner under this dipshit....... Completely agree. We play some pretty one touch stuff when we want to and its looks ok on the eye but its ok being able to pass it round in circles in the centre of the park but we never tested them all afternoon. To be honest, Swansea never broke sweat today - they didn't have to get out of second gear and if that is as good as it gets then we are in the wrong division. The phase "Routine Away Win" was never more apt.
You obviously didn't go to the Ipswich match at home... It boils down to this: Football is a simple game. You take your chances when you get them and you try your damndest to stop the opposition taking theres. We (despite playing pretty well today) did neither of those things. It doesn't matter how good you play, if you don't take your chances and allow the opposition the easiest of goals, then you're screwed.
Poet, it was THAT bad. at times we looked like we had no idea what to do. Whether you blame the manager, or the players, it is hard to deny in a match we HAD to win, we didn't turn up.
RE:swansea won in a canter,we were inept nt Correct after half time ime sure they all came out puffin a cuban apiece. (blaze)
Swansea never dreamed that we'd give it to them that easily I bet in the dressing room before the teams came out the Swansea manager was saying: 'Well lads here we are. It's Barnsley away. It's been a long season and you're a quality football team. They're fighting for their lives and they need these three points to survive this year. If they're going to have any chance of staying up they've got to win today. They're going to hit you with everything including the kitchen sink. They'll start at 100 miles per hour and they're never going give us anything for free. It will be a long hard day - but give me forty-five minutes of commitment this half, get the ball down and do your stuff and we'll be a step closer to the play-offs.' Chuffing hell - they could never expect us to roll over like we did. In our dressing room, Simon Davey would probably be giving it: 'Right-ho lads. Swansea. Best football team in the league. They will probably over run us in midfield because, no offence, they are better than us. But if we try really hard, I think I've come up with a way to stop us losing this one... (insert insane tactic here) and remember - whatever happens - we can't afford to lose this one today. [As they are walking out of the dressing room] Oh and Heinz - no more howlers today eh? Remember what we talked about...'