You said a bit more than that my friend.Muskrat wrote:No there wasn't anybody at all in about 6 rows in front of me. I just feel that atm ppl are getting far too carried away with our laboured wins over poor teams. The old mantra that you can't properly judge the division until Christmas holds true imo so let's see where we are come 31st December shall we?
It was the same ref who did the 6-4 we had at Spurs a while back and, as we know, he never had the hang of penalties then, so probably didn't want to risk giving another.Westwood52 wrote: Ref: started OK, then got worse & worse-clear penalty for the foul on Samuels-what was he thinking of ? Just not up to it.
The last time we won 4 on the spin we got promoted.Royal Ginger wrote:Winning 4 on the trot is nothing to be sneered at against any opposition in this division, and i am indeed elated and enthused by the results, however, all four of those teams are 18th or lower. 5-6 points from our next three and i'll move from 'quietly optomistic' to 'a bit excited'.
Christmas is the 25th December.Muskrat wrote:No there wasn't anybody at all in about 6 rows in front of me. I just feel that atm ppl are getting far too carried away with our laboured wins over poor teams. The old mantra that you can't properly judge the division until Christmas holds true imo so let's see where we are come 31st December shall we?
lightning strikes wrote:Christmas is the 25th December.Muskrat wrote:No there wasn't anybody at all in about 6 rows in front of me. I just feel that atm ppl are getting far too carried away with our laboured wins over poor teams. The old mantra that you can't properly judge the division until Christmas holds true imo so let's see where we are come 31st December shall we?
That's the old cliche about not looking at the table until 10 games have been played is it ?Muskrat wrote:No there wasn't anybody at all in about 6 rows in front of me. I just feel that atm ppl are getting far too carried away with our laboured wins over poor teams. The old mantra that you can't properly judge the division until Christmas holds true imo so let's see where we are come 31st December shall we?
You're joking surely ... we had a lot of games last season that had 'comfortable home win' written all over them and we managed to lose or draw them.Dr_Hfuhruhurr wrote:To suggest we would have lost this game last season is pure folly in my opinion. This game had "comfortable home win" written all over it all week, and would have done last year as well.
If they knew a little more about Mr Allen, such as where he was born and brought up, where his Dad played for the majority of his career, it might explain his almost gushing praise for his hometown club.genome wrote:http://www.northstandchat.com/showthread.php?345175-Championship-on-C5-tonight
NSC rattLOLed that Martin Allen compared us to Barcelona.
"I always regarded Reading as one of those sides that is annoying, don't ask me why"
"F**k I hate them"
"o oxf*rd I hate them"genome wrote:http://www.northstandchat.com/showthread.php?345175-Championship-on-C5-tonight
NSC rattLOLed that Martin Allen compared us to Barcelona.
"I always regarded Reading as one of those sides that is annoying, don't ask me why"
"F**k I hate them"
+1 with all of that. Also thought rendition of The Last Post before the silence was brilliant, and really set the scene.WAZZOCK wrote:I dread to think how dull life is for people who can't even bring themselves to be happy about our current situation.
We've got a novice manager, not much money, and it's off the back of 3 dire seasons - YET we find ourselves third in the sodding division. We are above some a whole host of teams whose resources eclipse ours, yet our plucky team have won four on the bounce and haven't conceded in the process.
My advice for people looking to pick holes in the situation is relax a bit and enjoy this whilst it's happening. It may not last long, so enjoy it while lasts!
Game wise, I thought we were pretty comfortable yesterday. People can comment that Burton were in the game second half, but in my opinion that was a classic case of '2-0 football'. Whereby the team that are 2-0 down enjoy more of the ball and chances simply because they are chasing the game.
I thought that was one of Evans' best games for the club, he mopped everything up in the midfield. Obita looked brilliant after a ropey opening 15 minutes. Meite's raw pace looks very exciting to me, he just needs a bit of refining.
The minute's silence before the game was one of the best I've ever been apart of too.
I'm not sure we ever will. I'm not even sure any Championship team ever will. Williams and Swift works quite well for now, though.Lower West wrote:How many of the players you named (currently) have the ability to impose themselves and dictate a game?Royal Ginger wrote:Eh? Midfield!? Really? Swift, Van Den Berg, Evans, Williams, Quinn and Kelly? I'm really not sure what more we could ask for.
As yet we don't any sign of a partnership of the Harper/Sidwell ilk.
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