by Ryn » 09 Nov 2009 08:41
by winchester_royal » 09 Nov 2009 09:31
Ryn So. How many people are concerned that we played well on Saturday, postively battering Ipshit in the second half, yet still only came away with a draw?
The team is blending well together, now that Mr Rodgers has seen fit to decide on a starting 11 and a proper formation, the lads really seem like they are putting everything into their performances now.
Unfortunately all of that has come together, and we can still only manage a point at home to the bottom of the league side.
The RTGs are chirping again that Rodgers is the man to take us forward and that he will come good, but the truth is that his action plan is now in place and yet we are still facing relegation.
If we are playing well and still not winning, then we will be relegated.
by CMRoyal » 09 Nov 2009 09:32
Sarah Starfacaldaqui It's becoming accepted on this thread that the goal went in off Church fortuitously. Both the commentator and Claridge didn't give him much credit for it. But I've just rewatched it several times on iPlayer, and I think it's definitely a shot, however instinctive. In which case, I'd say it's an excellent goal by Church, resulting from instinctive reaction.
I thought that from the replays at the stadium, but whether he knew much about it or not, he was there in the right place at the right time.
by Wycombe Royal » 09 Nov 2009 09:34
Humanistic Good post but could you explain why he 'deserved' the stick he got? He wasn't the greatest player we've had, sure, but I thought he was a perfectly reasonable championship right back and always gave his all.
by CMRoyal » 09 Nov 2009 09:35
Terminal Boardomrotherwick_royal Thought the first 45 mins was one of the worst I've seen, however the second 45 was the most exciting of the season, we actually went for it and were unlucky not to win.
You make a very interesting point there RR. If the first half great and the second half poor, the initial reaction is one of disappointment. Whereas, a poor first half follwed by a much improved second half leaves a better taste in the mouth. Reality being that there has been 2 halves of shit and 2 halves of decent stuff.
This explains why so many people are getting carried away by a performance NO BETTER OR WORSE than what we have already seen this season!
by Royal Rother » 09 Nov 2009 09:47
winchester_royalRyn So. How many people are concerned that we played well on Saturday, postively battering Ipshit in the second half, yet still only came away with a draw?
The team is blending well together, now that Mr Rodgers has seen fit to decide on a starting 11 and a proper formation, the lads really seem like they are putting everything into their performances now.
Unfortunately all of that has come together, and we can still only manage a point at home to the bottom of the league side.
The RTGs are chirping again that Rodgers is the man to take us forward and that he will come good, but the truth is that his action plan is now in place and yet we are still facing relegation.
If we are playing well and still not winning, then we will be relegated.
What an unbelievably stupid post. So we'd be less likely to get relegated if we created zilch but scored a few more scrappy goals?
by Ryn » 09 Nov 2009 09:59
winchester_royalRyn So. How many people are concerned that we played well on Saturday, postively battering Ipshit in the second half, yet still only came away with a draw?
The team is blending well together, now that Mr Rodgers has seen fit to decide on a starting 11 and a proper formation, the lads really seem like they are putting everything into their performances now.
Unfortunately all of that has come together, and we can still only manage a point at home to the bottom of the league side.
The RTGs are chirping again that Rodgers is the man to take us forward and that he will come good, but the truth is that his action plan is now in place and yet we are still facing relegation.
If we are playing well and still not winning, then we will be relegated.
What an unbelievably stupid post. So we'd be less likely to get relegated if we created zilch but scored a few more scrappy goals?
by Dorset-Knob » 09 Nov 2009 10:21
Rynwinchester_royalRyn So. How many people are concerned that we played well on Saturday, postively battering Ipshit in the second half, yet still only came away with a draw?
The team is blending well together, now that Mr Rodgers has seen fit to decide on a starting 11 and a proper formation, the lads really seem like they are putting everything into their performances now.
Unfortunately all of that has come together, and we can still only manage a point at home to the bottom of the league side.
The RTGs are chirping again that Rodgers is the man to take us forward and that he will come good, but the truth is that his action plan is now in place and yet we are still facing relegation.
If we are playing well and still not winning, then we will be relegated.
What an unbelievably stupid post. So we'd be less likely to get relegated if we created zilch but scored a few more scrappy goals?
If we scored a few more scrappy goals we would be mid table and not bottom three.
If you play badly, you can improve. If you play well, there's not a lot you can do.
There is no doubt in my mind that our performances are much improved recently, we are creating much more, but failing to capitalise, and are still wobbly at set pieces.
The team is lacking a killer edge, and Rodgers is not the man to give it to them.
He asks for a little bit of luck or the rub of the green every week, yet when we get it (Church's goal) he still wants more. 16 games in and you make your own luck, and the table so far tells no lies.
by Uke » 09 Nov 2009 10:22
Ryn table so far tells no lies.
Today's Table 14 Sheff Wed 16 -2 17
15 Sheff Utd 15 -3 17
16 Coventry 16 -7 17
17 Derby 16 -8 17
18 Barnsley 15 -8 17
19 Scunthorpe 16 -12 17
20 Doncaster 16 -3 15
21 Plymouth 16 -11 15
22 Reading 16 -10 14
23 Ipswich 16 -11 12
24 Peterborough 16 -9 11
by Ryn » 09 Nov 2009 11:12
by sandman » 09 Nov 2009 11:30
by Silver Fox » 09 Nov 2009 12:08
by Ian Royal » 09 Nov 2009 12:56
Rynwinchester_royalRyn So. How many people are concerned that we played well on Saturday, postively battering Ipshit in the second half, yet still only came away with a draw?
The team is blending well together, now that Mr Rodgers has seen fit to decide on a starting 11 and a proper formation, the lads really seem like they are putting everything into their performances now.
Unfortunately all of that has come together, and we can still only manage a point at home to the bottom of the league side.
The RTGs are chirping again that Rodgers is the man to take us forward and that he will come good, but the truth is that his action plan is now in place and yet we are still facing relegation.
If we are playing well and still not winning, then we will be relegated.
What an unbelievably stupid post. So we'd be less likely to get relegated if we created zilch but scored a few more scrappy goals?
If we scored a few more scrappy goals we would be mid table and not bottom three.
If you play badly, you can improve. If you play well, there's not a lot you can do.
There is no doubt in my mind that our performances are much improved recently, we are creating much more, but failing to capitalise, and are still wobbly at set pieces.
The team is lacking a killer edge, and Rodgers is not the man to give it to them.
He asks for a little bit of luck or the rub of the green every week, yet when we get it (Church's goal) he still wants more. 16 games in and you make your own luck, and the table so far tells no lies.
by Ryn » 09 Nov 2009 14:23
by TommyF » 09 Nov 2009 14:40
by Royal Lady » 09 Nov 2009 14:42
by rhroyal » 09 Nov 2009 14:52
IdealRoyal Lady Home to Blackpool will be a telling game then. They are, I believe, currently 5th, but a fair few on here seem to think we will beat them.
Plymouth v Blackpool was on tv the other week, and it looked like they had a well-organized team, playing to eachothers strengths. Very much unlike our "insane clown posse" randomly selected by Krusty the Clown Rodgers.
I have a feeling this may be another QPR style result.
by zummerset » 09 Nov 2009 14:58
by Royal Rother » 09 Nov 2009 15:26
zummerset Blackpool are going to hammer us...
by Dirk Gently » 09 Nov 2009 15:31
zummerset Blackpool are going to hammer us...
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