[Football] What’s worse?

[The Wizard]

Got me thinking after today’s game, I remember towards the end of Hughtons reign that I genuinely didn’t want to watch us anymore for the first time ever and after today I feel immensely frustrated about watching us playing well and throwing games away with crap finishing despite playing good football.

What’s more frustrating:

Watching us play utter shit and lose games

Watching us play fairly well but missing chance after chance after chance.

 

[BN41Albion]

This is the most frustrating I think I've ever found it in my 30 years watching us.
It's insane

 

[*Gullsworth*]

It's always frustrating being an Albion fan......just ask the Baggies (before today that is)

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Playing rubbish.

I was furious at halftime today and vs Palace, but in both cases we were better in the second half.

 

[Weststander]

This is frustrating and painful.

Hughton’s last 4 months were pure hell. Rugby coach Warnock of all people with his low budget squad, giving us a lesson in how to play the beautiful game.

 

[Withdean11]

The football under Hughton was much worse, but this is more frustrating.

 

[Drebin]

Isn’t that the same thing?

 

[The Wizard]

The football under Hughton was much worse, but this is more frustrating.

That’s about where I am.

We are considerably better now but that’s what makes it so frustrating, when we missed that second penalty I genuinely just gave up. I’ve never felt so angry.

The anger and frustration I feel watching us be quite decent but throwing it away far exceeds the frustration of us just being crap, seen that enough down the years.

 

[banjo]

Wouldn’t it be boring being mid table.

 

[Pavilionaire]

The most fristrating thing - and this covers last season too - is what we might have achieved with a proper striker.

Not replacing Murray has hurt us and could cost us our place in this division.

 

[Dolph Ins]

This is soo frustrating. When we were crap we deserved it. These last 2 results just seem unfair.

 

[Questions]

This is the most frustrating I think I've ever found it in my 30 years watching us.
It's insane

Same for me in 53 years

 

[Gun shot]

It's like making love to a beautiful girl and not being able to spunk.

 

[b.w.2.]

The most fristrating thing - and this covers last season too - is what we might have achieved with a proper striker.

Not replacing Murray has hurt us and could cost us our place in this division.

Exactly


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[JOLovegrove]

I guess the old saying is true, 'It's the hope that kills you.' At the moment we are doing everything right that you can in football, and I mean everything, (give or take the odd defensive mistake) apart from score. It's like being one of the most promising and talented young chess players in the world, but failing to understand the concepts of mating the King.

Those last weeks under Hughton, we couldn't really do anything right, but we had a certain man with the initials GM who often saved us when we needed it. Yes, getting battered by Bournemouth or out thought by Warnock is painful, but these last 2 game feel far worse.

I think, in some way, at least for my emotions, I'd prefer if we were just a more 'traditional' back to the walls and hope for the best, Hughton-esqe, team.

 

[Sarisbury Seagull]

Was much, much worse at the end of Hughton IMO. I hated watching us play then, it was a chore. I really enjoy watching our build up play now despite the inevitable, frustrating end result.

 

[Igzilla]

 

[barmyarmy]

Playing well and not taking your chances is harder to take for sure. Playing crap you know what your gonna get and expectations are low. Playing how we play you are just waiting and praying it will click and the goals will flood in.

 

[Screaming J]

Over the years (52 in my case) we've had some rubbish seasons and poor squads and any sort of result was a cause for celebration (The Gillingham years the most obvious example). This is far more frustrating because the level of expectation is much higher.

 

[Terry Butcher Tribute Act]

I don't think it helps that we're watching in a pandemic. I've absolutely hated watching this Brighton team for a while now (despite the guff about GPot being our best manager ever) and it's taking it's toll to an extent i don't think would be the case if we were out for a few beers in the Midlands moaning about our 2 missed pens

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