kpturner

It's LOSE not LOOSE!!!! .....carry on.....

A good troll does it with some subtlety - but you hit us in the face with a shovel Give it a rest!

How on earth do you reach the conclusion that morale looks well shaky after the last two games? Were you saying that after 0-0 away to Swansea?

Hallelujah

Perusing the Sunderland forums is quite amusing - and the Geordies have never been so disappointed to see them lose

Fantastic thread - thanks for wasting valuable disk space!

Read it a few times but couldn't make any sense of that

I wouldn't like to have some of the posters on here on my side in the trenches - jeez! It's almost like you want us to go down!

Sessegnon presumably now banned for our match against them?

Wow - bad bad night for the North East

I didn't realise we were not allowed to do that? I guess I will have to take my Bearsy mask off now

Who cares whether you do or you don't? Jeez, I am so ashamed that I actually posted on this latest "look at me" thread!

Where is the evidence to support that assertion? Just one bad result presumably, because there was nothing to suggest that in the previous 6 fixtures.

There is absolutely no evidence for that. Before the WBA result, the period where you say this has been coming, we scored 8 goals in four games (against some tough opposition), and kept a clean-sheet in the two games that we failed to score in. Do you think we should be scoring in every single game? That would be nice. There is also absolutely no evidence to suggest that the team already think they are safe. In fact the rhetoric from the player interviews before this game would suggest just the opposite. This, combined with actually witnessing each of the performances since the QPR game in person, would make me tend to agree with the poster you took issue with - i.e. that the WBA was probably indeed a "bad day at the office". You seem to be basing your opinion on pure guesswork.

Stop pretending to be so dense. You seem to think that two of the remaining three fixtures are a big problem for us? Why is that? What makes Stoke and Sunderland different from the other teams around us that we have taken valuable points from? An please answer the question - why has this WBA result been coming?

Did you do English comprehension at school? I do consider them to be teams around us - that is the whole point!! They are teams around us whom we have taken very important points from. That is why your assertion that two of our three remaining fixtures are, by default, going to be a huge problem for us has no substance. There is every likelihood that, based on recent form, we can get a result from those games. Please tell me why this result has been coming? How many of our games have you actually witnessed?

What on earth are you on about? Please clarify what you mean by "teams around us"? Since losing at home to QPR, we have drawn away to Norwich, away to Swansea, at home to West Ham. Do any of these teams qualify as one of these teams around us? Do any of them fall into you convenient category of "well organised physical fighting teams"? Would a similar result against either Stoke or Sunderland (or Spurs even) be more than enough? You seem to have an issue with somebody claiming that the WBA was a bad day at the office, so presumably you feel that the unbeaten run since the QPR game (regardless of opposition - I say again) was a complete fluke, and the writing was on the wall the whole time? EDIT: Oh, and I forgot beating Reading away - but presumably they do not qualify as a "well organised physical fighting 'around us' team".

That is a complete irrelevance. The only reason that WBA has become "one of the teams around us" is because of our recent good form (regardless of opposition).....and what is it that qualifies as "around us" anyway? You could level that description at two thirds of the league at the moment.

I think you'd better get that key sorted out on your keyboard

I would expect Clyne to switch sides and Richardson to come in.

That was a very good post - until you ruined it by saying "loose" instead of "lose"

Even worse than that, Man Utd deliberately beat us as well - and the crooked b@star ds at the FA let both Utd and WBA off scott free!

Apart from the fact that the majority on this thread are not panicking at all, it is quite a good analogy.

I can see why deliberately losing might be deemed as "doing the dirty" - but deliberately winning ??

when did WBA last "do the dirty on us"??