[Albion] Where is your Albion mojo as the season draws to an end

[Icy Gull]

Mine is as high as it’s been for a long long time

A decent performance against City please, to keep it there

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Considerably higher than when the season stopped.

3 / 4 changes to the squad and I think we COULD be top half next season.

 

[sparkie]

8.

It'll be 9 if Bournemouth and Villa lose today.

 

[Acker79]

I think early this season my mojo was low because of frustration at our seemingly frequent inability to convert performances into results or even goals (newcastle, palace, etc). Then into the new year it dropped because of the demoralising effect of not winning for three months. Now I'm seeing results. But when it comes to performances, I'm not sure they are as strong as they were, and I don't know how much is that we've played Arsenal, Leicester, Man Utd and Liverpool, how much is that we've come back from 100 days without football, so need to get back up to speed, how much is the effect of having no crowds adding to the match watching experience. I think my mojo is also knocked back by the fact I can't go to the amex and watch the games, and some by the fact that the pandemic is still going and I'm not sure I'm particularly wrapped up in football the way I was before, and hopefully will be when covid-19 is in the past.

Given all that, I think 4-5 is about the most I can muster (I think that is the highest it's been in a while, tbf).

 

[lawros left foot]

8.

It'll be 9 when Bournemouth and Villa lose today.

Corrected for you

 

[Sheebo]

8 for me - really enjoyed the performances post lockdown except the Man Utd first half. Really excited for next season and also for the transfer market. We can really achieve something special here!

 

[London Irish]

Exactly the same as the previous 2 years, overjoyed we've stayed up but not overly convinced we won't be scrapping bottom 5/6 spots again next season. Bit more board spending needed to get us to that elusive mid-table calmer season

 

[Grombleton]

7. Really it's more 809, only 7 because I'm still annoyed at us losing v Man U and Liverpool...not that we should have won, I just want us to win every game.

I'm encouraged at how we've been able to at least match every team we've played post-lockdown (the only exception being the 1st half v Man Utd, we were terrible) and with some astute additions we can begin to look up, instead of down.

I'd also like us to be mathematically safe too, even tho everyone knows we pretty much are.

 

[SittingbourneSeagull]

Really high. Voted 9. I didn't want the season to restart, but I have been really impressed with the way we have approached it.

 

[lawros left foot]

Personally, I’m an 8.

The 3 month break was what we needed, I posted back in February that my mojo was about a 3, I couldn’t see anything apart from relegation, and I’m a glass overflowing type of person usually. I wasn’t convinced we would be any better when it was decided that football was coming back, but, we have been a revelation . Much credit must go to Potter and the coaching staff,and the players for the serious amount of work that evidently put in during the lockdown.We have to be the most improved team to comeback, both results wise as well as performance. It seems our players are as fit, if not fitter than before, and seem to understand Potters playing philosophy a lot better.

 

[Goldstone1976]

7. Really it's more 809, only 7 because I'm still annoyed at us losing v Man U and Liverpool...not that we should have won, I just want us to win every game.

I'm encouraged at how we've been able to at least match every team we've played post-lockdown (the only exception being the 1st half v Man Utd, we were terrible) and with some astute additions we can begin to look up, instead of down.

I'd also like us to be mathematically safe too, even tho everyone knows we pretty much are.

It's a shame that losing to United and Liverpool has caused you to dock 802 mojo points. I hate to think how far negative you'll go if we lose against City.

For me: 8. Will rise to 9 if (once?) we're mathematically safe.

 

[amexer]

As for enjoyment it wont be above 7 until I can enjoy game without worry of relegation What a pity this year had 3 home games when safe.

 

[Stat Brother]

8 for me but that's only because I want some wiggle room to get to 11 after Southampton, Newcastle and Burnley.





Obs 1 is also still an option.

 

[Grombleton]

It's a shame that losing to United and Liverpool has caused you to dock 802 mojo points. I hate to think how far negative you'll go if we lose against City.

For me: 8. Will rise to 9 if (once?) we're mathematically safe.

FFS My brain was working quicker than my fingers could operate.

 

[neilbard]

 

[Bozza]

A solid 8. Very impressed with how we've come back, United aside.

With some hope of seeing live football anytime soon, I'd be 9-and-a-bit.

 

[ozzygull]

Mines OK, I just want this season to end and hopefully get back to normality of actually being able to attend the games next season. Watching football on TV just does nothing for me.

 

[Madafwo]

A solid 7, but has the potential to be a lot higher. Fully expect us to get a hammering on Saturday but I've seen some of the best football we've played in the Premier League since lockdown and the way we played last night, despite giving them a 2 goal head start has filled me, and hopefully the team with confidence that we can push on next season, barring a catastrophic clusterfudge over the remaining games.

 

[hart's shirt]

My post (#64) on Icy's 'How's your Albion Mojo' thread after CH's sacking in May 2019.

"9/10

Looking forward to seeing the Albion play attractive free-flowing football and try to win games, rather than trying to get a result by boring the opposition to death."

https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?372913-How%92s-your-Albion-Mojo/page7

Having watched the Albion more than match the European Champions last night in terms of creativity, attacking play and team spirit, I'm delighted with the season.

It's 9/10 currently with the possibility of 10 should we have a good transfer window with a few key additions coming in, notably a striker to replace Glenn.

No complaints at all. The attractive free-flowing football is here at last!

 

[Albion Prem]

Personally, I’m an 8.

The 3 month break was what we needed, I posted back in February that my mojo was about a 3, I couldn’t see anything apart from relegation, and I’m a glass overflowing type of person usually. I wasn’t convinced we would be any better when it was decided that football was coming back, but, we have been a revelation . Much credit must go to Potter and the coaching staff,and the players for the serious amount of work that evidently put in during the lockdown.We have to be the most improved team to comeback, both results wise as well as performance. It seems our players are as fit, if not fitter than before, and seem to understand Potters playing philosophy a lot better.

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