Time For a Boycott?

Tringreen wrote:

GreenSam wrote:

Freathy wrote:

125 is back.  We must have scraped a rare win.  Doubt we'll see him again this season.

If wins are 'rare' (13 of them this season) then how would you describe a loss (10 of them this season)?

Sad Act using the same bait and still reeling 'em in

In the name of Aviva.

Freathy wrote:

125 is back.  We must have scraped a rare win.  Doubt we'll see him again this season.

A rare win, have you been hibernation ?

2 wins in the last 10 games, sounds bloody rare to me!

#stripesareback

ejh wrote:

2 wins in the last 10 games, sounds bloody rare to me!

13 league wins plus 7 draws with 10 defeats is not rare, actually it's not bad at all, agreed it should have been better

I still think that Xmas and January slump will be the difference come April.
The Luton Game was massive

Punchdrunk wrote:

I still think that Xmas and January slump will be the difference come April.
The Luton Game was massive

The losses of Hartley, Kellett, O'Connor and Reid really affected us, no coincidence our drop in form was those losses.
I actually thought last Saturday we played reasonably well, just left our bleddy shooting boots at home, if we stay clear of injuries we can have a good run in

Graiser wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:

I still think that Xmas and January slump will be the difference come April.
The Luton Game was massive

The losses of Hartley, Kellett, O'Connor and Reid really affected us, no coincidence our drop in form was those losses.
I actually thought last Saturday we played reasonably well, just left our bleddy shooting boots at home, if we stay clear of injuries we can have a good run in

Your the only one who did think we played well. We werent that great and profitted from a very poor side in accrington.

Angry wrote:

Graiser wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:

I still think that Xmas and January slump will be the difference come April.
The Luton Game was massive

The losses of Hartley, Kellett, O'Connor and Reid really affected us, no coincidence our drop in form was those losses.
I actually thought last Saturday we played reasonably well, just left our bleddy shooting boots at home, if we stay clear of injuries we can have a good run in

Your the only one who did think we played well. We werent that great and profitted from a very poor side in accrington.

I did say reasonably well, I refer to the amount of times we got into their box, the amount of corners, defenders deflecting 2 certain goals on the line by fluke, Reid leaving his shooting boots at home, yeh we were lucky accy were a crap side but I don't think we were as bad as we're making them out to be.

Yeah, we played ok on Saturday.Sorry if that offsets the general self-loathing around fans of the club.

TBH the run-in has started and I'll take the ugly 1-0 and 3 points please. During Dave Smiths promotion season their form for the same 8 games (dates) was very similar to our last 8 (pre-Wycombe) and they then knocked off 8 or 9 wins on the bounce. Maybe .. just maybe!

pilgrimfather wrote:

Yeah, we played ok on Saturday.Sorry if that offsets the general self-loathing around fans of the club.

i was actually there and we didnt play that well. Had we played a better team than Accrington we would have lost especially as so many chances went awol.

I think you simply cannot say we played well or didn't play well against Accrington.

In the first half we played absolutely dreadfully. Looked turgid, spineless, unimaginative and fortunate to go in ahead.

In the second half however, we created enough chances to score about 8 times over playing very well indeed and doing absolutely everything bar putting it back in the net.

I'd have to agree with both of you then, in a roundabout way. It seems as though the last game and a half have been very good indeed.

We have a lazy group of players who play badly against poor sides and make some effort against reasonable opponents.
W13 d7 l 10 is mediocre

Wycombe boss says that we won cos his side played shit.

Iggy wrote:

Wycombe boss says that we won cos his side played shit.

Well he would, wouldn't he !

Aren't you, like, in the play off places?

I know you should be in the Premier League to reflect the mahoosiveness of your club, but this is better than you have done for years so FFS suck it up and enjoy it while it lasts.

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Aren't you, like, in the play off places?

I know you should be in the Premier League to reflect the mahoosiveness of your club, but this is better than you have done for years so FFS suck it up and enjoy it while it lasts.

Two places ahead of City supported by 2500 fans? I know that makes you happy, makes me feel like we are underachieving. If I was that ambitious when I left school I would probably be living in central park now on a bench.

Doesn't Lord Tisdale perpetually want his manager sacked because he isn't delivering enough for his wages?

The same gaffer who couldn't bring in a player all summer because of a transfer embargo.

The same gaffer who just sold a snot nosed kid for £2m and has others already on the conveyor belt nearly ready for the shop window.

Then Lord Tis comes on here and campaigns for a fresh 'sense of perspective' regarding our expectations.

Be honest Tis, you are a bit of a tool!

Let's face it, all fans have unrealistic expectations for their club.

pilgrimfather wrote:

Let's face it, all fans have unrealistic expectations for their club.

The Avivas protecting Jimmy don't. They just want a nice little ground to brag and swan about in and be the ,'Epicentre of football in Devon'.

Tringreen wrote:

pilgrimfather wrote:

Let's face it, all fans have unrealistic expectations for their club.

The Avivas protecting Jimmy don't. They just want a nice little ground to brag and swan about in and be the ,'Epicentre of football in Devon'.