Sorrel
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However many goals we score tonight, doubled and plus one, will be where my mojo is at.
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[Albion] Pre Brentford, where is your Albion mojo?
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I am my usual glass is half empty…
- Nov 15, 2006
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Agreed, I thought we were unlucky against WHU, we were just shit and rolled over against Palace
nevergoagain
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Pretty low when realising we were 2nd and now could be bottom half tonight.
- Feb 22, 2014
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Is that a posh way of saying,"It's the hope that kills you"?My wife calls it pathological optimism
Frankie
Put him in the curry
I'd of put 8 but went with a 7 purely on how disappointing we've been without Welbeck/Veltman in the team,the managers job is to get results with the players he has at any time,and without those two we do not seem the same team.
TB spent a lot of money in the summer but I'm still quite happy we're on the shirt tails of the European qualifier places.
Overall happy but can do better.
TB spent a lot of money in the summer but I'm still quite happy we're on the shirt tails of the European qualifier places.
Overall happy but can do better.
Yep. Re the fitness...we hired some top German chap... it's very strange.
A pathetic 4.
It should be so much higher but I am just not that excited by what I see. Maybe that extends to the whole football product, but I don’t think so.
I see a team floundering a bit. They are going through the motions but it all feels a bit half hearted.
We need a big performance to lift us.
It should be so much higher but I am just not that excited by what I see. Maybe that extends to the whole football product, but I don’t think so.
I see a team floundering a bit. They are going through the motions but it all feels a bit half hearted.
We need a big performance to lift us.
A mex eyecan
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- Nov 3, 2011
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Sadly I’m down at a 4.
The first time in yonks I‘ve woken feeling like Im struggling to have much excitement about going to this evenings match. To be fair though that’s also being contributed to by the fact my BIL passed away a few months back and his seat next to mine remains empty ….
The first time in yonks I‘ve woken feeling like Im struggling to have much excitement about going to this evenings match. To be fair though that’s also being contributed to by the fact my BIL passed away a few months back and his seat next to mine remains empty ….
DarrenFreemansPerm
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5. Feeling largely meh, I think the excitement of signing so many players and a new manager created a lot of hype, feels like that has very much fizzled out and we’re playing a nondescript style of imitation pressing football. Not expecting a win tonight.
4
As above
The season was really exciting at the beginning. New players. Didn't know what you were gonna get. Scraping great results.
Now it's dire. Boring football. Players that don't look interested with behind the scenes rumours of unhappy players. Wellbeck injured/off. An average of 8 players injured every game which is frankly ridiculous . Our place in the pyramid now taken by the likes of forest/Fulham and Bmuff who have good managers and motivated players.
Not going tonight or arse. Next game Ipswich away.
As above
The season was really exciting at the beginning. New players. Didn't know what you were gonna get. Scraping great results.
Now it's dire. Boring football. Players that don't look interested with behind the scenes rumours of unhappy players. Wellbeck injured/off. An average of 8 players injured every game which is frankly ridiculous . Our place in the pyramid now taken by the likes of forest/Fulham and Bmuff who have good managers and motivated players.
Not going tonight or arse. Next game Ipswich away.
JJ McClure
Go Jags
Hard to put a number on it, but somewhere between meh and pfft
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
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Low enough that I'm hoping the game gets called off for fog so i can stay in, eat cheese and get pissed instead of watch us labour to a one all draw, or worse
Iggle Piggle
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- Sep 3, 2010
- 6,041
5
Standing in the gods at West Ham was a great opportunity to look at patterns of play and movement. Under RDZ and Potter there was always clear evidence of coaching and identify. Last Saturday I didn't see any evidence of anything other then 11 blokes running around the pitch.
Mine will go up when we look like a team again as much as winning a game.
Standing in the gods at West Ham was a great opportunity to look at patterns of play and movement. Under RDZ and Potter there was always clear evidence of coaching and identify. Last Saturday I didn't see any evidence of anything other then 11 blokes running around the pitch.
Mine will go up when we look like a team again as much as winning a game.
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Doug-ees-evil
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- Nov 18, 2011
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Was just about to post something very similar. I left West Ham feeling more deflated than I have for a long time. It's very hard to see a clear identity, style or pattern of play currently. I am also really starting to notice quite poor body language from some players (see Pedro laying into Minteh for his complete lack of effort [or brain] at one point at West Ham – I agree with Pedro here!).
The team does not look happy overall to me and to be honest we were also surrounded by some of the most unpleasant, toxic moaning Albion (supposed) fans I've had the displeasure of standing next to for a long time... I left that soulless void feeling quite down, wishing I'd stayed in the pub or at home.
Set my Mojo at 4, but with the additional news that I'll now have 3000 gobby away fans sitting 7 seats away from me in W1A from 2027, I could have easily put it at 2. No idea how we'll play tonight. My favourite moments of the season so far (Everton and Newcastle away) seem like they belong to another team/season. I am patient and can see the rebuild will take some time with many young players and manager but I can't shake the nagging feeling that I'm watching a team who currently don't look particularly happy, motivated or convincing. Meh.
Taybha
Whalewhine
I put 10 because I'm entitled to
We need to, or else we'll be sliding inexorably into a relegation scrap.
Milano
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8 - and here's why.....
On the pitch - We're building a ridiculous collection of young players.
We've been nowhere near as bad as our recent results might suggest. We've dominated games for long periods (Fulham, Leicester, WHU) and not got what we've deserved. Also when it clicks it really clicks. We seem to be in one of those football spells where every mistake is ending up with an oppo goal and we're missing chances and the chance to create a chance, either through bad luck or bad decisions. We also have key experienced players out, which might be a link.
Off the pitch - Tony doesn't show any signs of 'sticking' anytime soon. The club moves from strength to stength. I reckon privately our board must be f***ing livid with Southern Fail, it is the only (big) negative on a home match day, and the one thing they can do little about.
On the pitch - We're building a ridiculous collection of young players.
We've been nowhere near as bad as our recent results might suggest. We've dominated games for long periods (Fulham, Leicester, WHU) and not got what we've deserved. Also when it clicks it really clicks. We seem to be in one of those football spells where every mistake is ending up with an oppo goal and we're missing chances and the chance to create a chance, either through bad luck or bad decisions. We also have key experienced players out, which might be a link.
Off the pitch - Tony doesn't show any signs of 'sticking' anytime soon. The club moves from strength to stength. I reckon privately our board must be f***ing livid with Southern Fail, it is the only (big) negative on a home match day, and the one thing they can do little about.