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threesixty wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 14:42

Eerie Decent" wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 12:13 It has shocked me how positive and nonchalant some have been about our situation, seem to be completely convinced we'll be alright because we performed the same miracle 20 years ago. Bizarre thinking.

It is the slimmest of slim chances that we stay up, and has been since the moment we lost to Fulham at home. That loss properly set up the pressure cooker, and we absolutely flunked the next 3 games. Yeah we've rallied, but we are not going to win at Anfield, or beat Man City, so we absolutely had to beat Bournemouth to stay in the fight, and we couldn't, the XG we apparently had is irrelevant.

A poster on here said he wasn't worried about collecting points when Nuno first came in, just performances mattered at that point. Crazy. Once you are down there like we've been, the chances of getting out of it are so slim. I've accepted it, the worry now is what sort of signings we're going to be making this summer after the fire sale, with our catastrophic financial state and owner as incapable as ours. Could be a double drop.

 

ffs what can anyone do? We are here now. Whats the point of being negative?? 
That stats of changing a manager twice in one season and staying up are ridiculously low, so it was not an option. Yes, we threw some points away, yes its fucked us. Everyone knows that. Why keep pointing out the obvious as if saying it over and over again will take us back in time and change it.

The positives are we are generally playing better, more watchable football, and have had pretty good run.And I'm not sure if we have this better way of playing by winging a few wins earlier on in the season that would have papered over the cracks, the reality of us being a shit football team. Nuno has improved many players. Wilson isnt the fucking messiah either as we have seen many times he has played. He's an option just like everyone else, but just that an option.

We are where we are for numerous reasons, we all know that. Just keep calm and carry on as they said in the war. Its all we can do.

honky cat" wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 14:40 So we need a fulham rout, followed by a massive ruck where they all get sent off. 



 

Eerie Decent" wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 12:13 It has shocked me how positive and nonchalant some have been about our situation, seem to be completely convinced we'll be alright because we performed the same miracle 20 years ago. Bizarre thinking.

It is the slimmest of slim chances that we stay up, and has been since the moment we lost to Fulham at home. That loss properly set up the pressure cooker, and we absolutely flunked the next 3 games. Yeah we've rallied, but we are not going to win at Anfield, or beat Man City, so we absolutely had to beat Bournemouth to stay in the fight, and we couldn't, the XG we apparently had is irrelevant.

A poster on here said he wasn't worried about collecting points when Nuno first came in, just performances mattered at that point. Crazy. Once you are down there like we've been, the chances of getting out of it are so slim. I've accepted it, the worry now is what sort of signings we're going to be making this summer after the fire sale, with our catastrophic financial state and owner as incapable as ours. Could be a double drop.

Bow_Bells wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 14:36 We will stay up then we can go through it all again next year..Woo hoo!!

Fucking hell, one crisis at time if you don't mind.

cup of tea" wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:44 Half the attendance next season will be free tickets given out to STABBY kids from NEWHAM SCHOOLS