AlexLaw76

We have no chance of beating Sheff United. We have 2 players injured and we can't possibly expect 3 points

the cult like status he has, given bang averag overall positioning, is very strange. Gray, F-ing Wigly, Sturrock, Souness, Merrington, Jones, Arry f-ing redknapp, Puel, Hughes, the dreadful Pellegrino and of course, Ian Branfort. None of them have been on as bad a run, let lone 2x 0-9 defeats, compared to what Ralph is serving up. No one!

it must just be Saints, Liverpool and Sheffield United who did this, everyone else is much of a muchness (it seems)

Good point. Ralph did cry when we did a Burnley and beat Liverpool, that must mean he is safe from proper criticism for a few more weeks

Unsure what we expected. Ralph is utterly wedded to this system and it is showing him up as being a very average manager. No doubt, more excuses (for the manager) will be all too quick from too many fans.

All well and good trying to play a certain way, but to constantly do so without the players is NOT the sign of such a good manager. I fully expect us to line up, with 2 strikers, massive gaps in the middle of the park, total lack of urgency to get in behind everton and get soundly beaten. That would not display the signs of a good manager.

he is miles better than our current reserve LB and would probably give Bertrand a run for his money/oust him from the team this season

Incompetent officiating again in the premier league

if it isn't a real season, does that mean we can't be relegated, or get to Wembley, or even win the cup?

When will Barbie “transition”?

Looks like Puel was actually better than Hassenhutl never thought I would say that

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Either way, Ralph seems totally incapable of stopping the rot. Usually, that means the manager is spent/done/finished.

The elephant in the room is Ralphs failure to get a tune out of Adams. He looks like scoring as much as Long did.

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He did cry when we beat Liverpool though.

Very much in a relegation scrap. Reminds me a bit like Bournemouth last year. 3rd or so early part of the season, then fell away

That was not a penalty.

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Disappointingly, Chelsea are able to pass it around/through us without breaking a sweat. Bar for a poor shot or a mis-placed final ball, we have not found ourselves in trouble yet... It is not as if we are parking 10 men behind the ball either. Just really in-offensive! Can't constantly blame injuries. We have two starters unavailable - most teams will have that, or worse. weird.

Considering how wide Chelsea will have players, Djenepo is very central 🤔

Anyone principled enough to avoid Southampton FC, noting the shady background of the owner (execution trial in home country)?

if we lose by less than 2, it will be a decent result. if Fulham win (which is highly likely), time to start looking at the bottom 3 and have a little concern.

No really.

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