Do you 'enjoy' watching The Albion?

[Barham's tash]

Yes I do. More resilient in defence, more confident moving forward, more purpose and definitely more opportunities.

Genuinely think our best front two (based on current personnel) would be Zamora and Baldock. Then post January one of the South Americans plus rotation of Zamora/Baldock/Hemed.

Great times.

Even Elvis looked more promising today despite being asked to play a less familiar role.

 

[essbee]

I often wonder why I put myself through the torture - but win, lose or draw - it's part of my make-up. I couldn't
really function without looking forward to the Albion.

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Enjoy it week in week out. This season is a million times better, than last both H and A. CH is doing a superb job, a few tweaks still needed here and there but any eejut moaning compared to last term will never be happy.

Keep giving it your best lads, automatic, play-offs or League 1....we'll be there.

 

[Mackenzie]

Oh yeah, really enthusiastic.

 

[Icy Gull]

In a masochistic way I am loving watching us this season. Hoping Manu gets the nod over Hemed next game though, Hemed is starting to annoy me

 

[chaileyjem]

Listening on the radio is even worse...

 

[Albion in the north]

Yes.
Have enjoyed this season more than any for quite some time. Not just because we are doing well but because , somehow, the crowd seems more chilled out about it all.
Thought there was a great atmosphere in the away end at Leeds and that was the first time for a while that I said to myself that the fun has come back into watching us. Never really enjoyed the Poyet years when we were in a similar position.

 

[Elvis]

Before the interweb, I used to have to "watch" on teletext - that was torture.

I remember watching a cricket one day international on teletext. Strange when I think back to it.

 

[cunningplan]

Sums it up for me really......

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

It's a strange one for me. I look forward to games all week then feel nervous, frustrated and edgy for pretty much the entire 90 minutes... the ref blows the final whistle and I start looking forward to the next one.

But do I actually 'enjoy it'. I'm not sure!

how's your sex life .
regards
DR

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Snooker on Teletext....now there's a challenge.

 

[We're the Stripes]

Listening on the radio is even worse...

Much, much worse. I tend to be fine when watching us in the flesh, little bit less fine when watching on telly/stream, but can barely tolerate listening on the radio these days. Which is a shame as I find it an underrated medium for live football coverage, just not the Albion.

 

[RossyG]

I like watching us live, most ot the time, but don't like watching on the telly.I feel a lot more nervous when we're on the box

I'm exactly the same.

 

[RossyG]

how's your sex life .
regards
DR

It lasts 45 minutes each way with an orange at half time.

 

[severnside gull]

I'm a nervous wreck watching live. Radio I can cope with because I can keep busy doing other stuff while listening. Yesterday on the telly box was a nightmare. Kept checking Twitter in the forlorn hope there might be a delay in the TVs stream and if we let in a late goal I'd at least be forewarned. Horrid!

 

[Megazone]

The unbeaten record makes the games feel more edgy. It seems there's more to lose.

Very enjoyable but not as relaxing as the League 1 title win. Would be nice to see us demolish a team 3-0.

 

[Triggaaar]

It's a strange one for me. I look forward to games all week then feel nervous, frustrated and edgy for pretty much the entire 90 minutes... the ref blows the final whistle and I start looking forward to the next one.

But do I actually 'enjoy it'. I'm not sure!

I was thinking the same thing when watching the last 20 minutes yesterday. I often feel like that when listening to the radio, as I don't get a good sense of what's happening, but I don't normally feel like that when watching, it's largely to do with where we are in the league and how much it matters.

 

[tinycowboy]

I feel the same as the OP, except that I don't look forward to the next one until at least the following day - I think I'm too mentally exhausted to want to go straight back. When I'm standing on the platform at Falmer waiting for the next train back into town, I rarely think about the next game - more likely to be thinking about getting home/dinner/going into Resident than coming straight back.

 

[Big Bill]

If you enjoy it, you're not a proper fan.