Good to hear and i hope you recover from your illnessTo be honest I nearly didn’t go. Streaming cold, hacking cough, dodgy left ankle so I felt shit to begin with. But I went and suffered football’s equivalent of self flagellation. Anyway, after all that I suppose I’m better now thanks. The loved one is still here and fine.
Just ask him where are Watford in the league nowadays and yes twatJust had my Watford mate call me and start laughing. He said I’d thought I’d give it a few days and then remind you all over again. Twat
He did say it wasn’t as bad as your rivals getting pumped 9 at Liverpool
This. It can happen. No need to wet the bed. It's only 22 men kicking a piece of plastic round a pitch for 90+ mins.Cataclysmic? It’s a game of football
Yeah sadly Dean Cox turned us down.
My daughters team lost 16-0 last year. At least that's when everyone stopped counting.
Exactly
I'm sure Tony has his algorithms already looking at the top A-level PE students with progressive ideas about possession-based football tactics.
I don’t think Watford have got much to gloat about.Just had my Watford mate call me and start laughing. He said I’d thought I’d give it a few days and then remind you all over again. Twat
He did say it wasn’t as bad as your rivals getting pumped 9 at Liverpool
Just had my Watford mate call me and start laughing. He said I’d thought I’d give it a few days and then remind you all over again. Twat
He did say it wasn’t as bad as your rivals getting pumped 9 at Liverpool
Get a grip. It happens. Yes, it was certainly a shock. I was at the City Ground too. I drove home feeling very fed up -- like everyone else, I'm sure. But that was then, this is now. I've got my ticket for Chelsea on Saturday and am looking forward to the team making amends.Having had the misfortune to be at the City Ground last Saturday I’m still trying to come to terms with why and how everything could go so disastrously wrong. Okay, there have rumblings of discontent in previous games about our inability to shut out games when we’re winning or being unable to overcome teams with ten men behind the ball. When that happened there would be a load of post match chuntering of ifs and maybes and move onto the next game.
So, last Saturday? Every man and his dog has pointed the finger at Hurzeler for his team selection and tactics. Most agree that we’d lost before kickoff. But this defeat was cataclysmic, recent drubbings being Villa (6-1) last season and Everton (5-1) the season before that. But then we had madcap Roberto in charge. He knew how to fire the team up. The perfect example being Arsenal away, less than a week after the Everton game. Arsenal, who were challenging for the League absolutely outplayed by our boys who won 3-0.
Can Hurzeler inject the same reaction for when we play Chelsea in the Cup? I sincerely hope he can. He has lost an awful lot of credit in the eyes of many fans after the Forest match, many want him gone. The question now is how has this affected team morale, are we going to get an Arsenal-like response or a ‘dead man walking’ Hyypia reaction to the infamous Millwall game? I will find out when I go on Saturday as I must be a glutton for punishment - again! Fear the worst, hope for the best - your typical football fan!
For Gawd’s sake the whole of my post was FOOTBALL related and on a football forum. In terms of defeat though that was a really bad one and therefore lingers in the system a bit longer than a straight forward loss of, say, 1-0 or 2-1. We are all Brighton fans at heart so, like you, I’m looking forward to Saturday and a night of redemption and passion - and a win!
