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[Albion] Where is your Albion Mojo ( don't forget to take into account our next three games!)
- Thread starter Icy Gull
- Start date
We've regressed back to everything that was bad under Potter in previous seasons. Struggling to find any joy in watching us right now, to the point I didn't use my tickets for the match last week and stayed down south. At the moment have no confidence that we are going to have finished the season in any better shape than the last few years. Let's hope tomorrow can reignite some belief.
DarrenFreemansPerm
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I’ve had enough of this season, drab football and crap results. Maybe I wouldn’t be so down if we hadn’t have started so well and expectations artificially risen but here we are.
- Apr 19, 2018
- 2,135
Post-lockdown I'm still ludicrously happy just to be watching live football. Obviously I'd rather results were better but I'd rather be there watching us bore our way to losing 3-0 against Burnley than at home watch us win on TV. Since the pandemic I think going to games and watching the Albion in a stadium full(ish) of fans has taken on greater significance for me than just the football for the time being. It'll wear off I'm sure.
jessiejames
Never late in a V8
7 for me. Still on course for our best ever finish. I don't see us in a relegation scrap. We have a great manager, an owner who is a supporter and one of the best in football. The foundations have been laid for a sustainable and successful future.
If I wanted immediate success I would follow one of the big 6 sides. Rome wasn't built in a day. Enjoy the ride and never forget our history.
If I wanted immediate success I would follow one of the big 6 sides. Rome wasn't built in a day. Enjoy the ride and never forget our history.
Two.
Four losses on the trot, two difficult home games and then no games at all, all with the background of war and pestilence. Whoop de ****ing doo
Four losses on the trot, two difficult home games and then no games at all, all with the background of war and pestilence. Whoop de ****ing doo
Again other things are stealing the attention from football and it is definitely affecting me and, I suspect, plenty of others. Obviously the not so great recent results and the opposition does not make it better... but any kind of point from the next three games could quickly change that.
I went for a 6, but I wasn't taking into account war and pestilence. If I had, I be around a lowly 1 or 2, also. Mind you, if I took into account the coming energy/fuel/national insurance etc. increases, I'd be down to around -4.
studio150
Well-known member
If the gloom merchants were Everton or Leeds fans rather than Albion fans, no doubt they would be posting negative numbers given how both those teams are in far worse shape than the Albion are.
A solid 7 for me.
A solid 7 for me.
Relative to 25 years ago, pretty high. Relative to, say, 1979, maybe not so much.
Pogue Mahone
Well-known member
- Apr 30, 2011
- 10,949
I just voted 3. My reasons are entirely similar to yours.
It's not like I'm saying Paul Barber created Covid and made Putin mad
I'm just finding it harder to care about football against that background. A win would be a welcome distraction but I can't see it happening tomorrow. I'd probably be back up to an 8 if we did though!
It's not like I'm saying Paul Barber created Covid and made Putin mad
I'm just finding it harder to care about football against that background. A win would be a welcome distraction but I can't see it happening tomorrow. I'd probably be back up to an 8 if we did though!
Yeah, I'm with you on that. A win would be bloody wonderful, but I doubt it. However, we do tend to perform rather well against the top tea.......nah, I'm fooling myself.
Worried Man Blues
Well-known member
Best Owner, Premier league, damn good manager..... 
B-right-on
Living the dream
4.
Find it hard to generate enthusiasm to watch the game. Bit like at the end of the Hughton era, lots of losses drags me down. I go to football to get excited and forget about life, not to leave the same brought down more, hardly worth going in that case.
Biggest frustration is that we have the potential to be a very very good team with what we have. But we are not.
Find it hard to generate enthusiasm to watch the game. Bit like at the end of the Hughton era, lots of losses drags me down. I go to football to get excited and forget about life, not to leave the same brought down more, hardly worth going in that case.
Biggest frustration is that we have the potential to be a very very good team with what we have. But we are not.
Remember the days when you went to the football to FORGET life’s troubles, however shit we were? Gillingham on a Tuesday night
These days Albion being shit just seems to add to them for so many
It's the Albion way to be constantly in peaks and troughs (okay, more troughs than peaks), but I've become immune to them over the past 50+ years.
We'll bounce back from this trough, and so starts the cycle again.