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Fauxstralian wrote: ↑11 Feb 2026, 06:35 Reckon we need to win 5 of the last 12 which probably means some games we aren’t expected to
Anfield would be a good place to start

We almost played the perfect game last night (just missing the 2nd to kill it) , massive credit to the players, Nuno and his coaches.   This was a Man Utd side that won at Arsenal and beat Man City and we gave them hardest game they've had since Carrick took over.   

Reckon we need to win 5 of the last 12 which probably means some games we aren’t expected to
Anfield would be a good place to start

fraser wrote: ↑11 Feb 2026, 05:40

Manuel wrote: ↑11 Feb 2026, 02:35 Just my 2 cents, but I think what is now adding to the frustration is we are beginning to see why Nuno is rated in the game as a top coach, add to that we have some very good players, and with 1 or 2 more youngsters coming through and a couple of good additions in the summer the future would be looking quite promising. So in short, we have a lot to lose. We need to find a way, and it can start with Wolves doing us a favour later.

This "a lot to lose* not much more than a month ago I was beginning not to care because I thought even if we did the unthinkable and survive what was the point because it just meant another season of this, but now as you say there's a lot of potential.. A lot to lose indeed 

Manuel wrote: ↑11 Feb 2026, 02:35 Just my 2 cents, but I think what is now adding to the frustration is we are beginning to see why Nuno is rated in the game as a top coach, add to that we have some very good players, and with 1 or 2 more youngsters coming through and a couple of good additions in the summer the future would be looking quite promising. So in short, we have a lot to lose. We need to find a way, and it can start with Wolves doing us a favour later.

Chelsea were coasting at 2-0 and inexplicably gifted Leeds - who hadn't been in the game up until then - two goals. It was after that that Palmer missed an absolute sitter.

West Ham should have paid more attention to doubling up on Mbeumo after he went out wide into his most effective position. I'm never comfortable with inviting the opposition to attack at will. All hindsight I know but it's much more difficult to see it as a point won when you are leading in the 95th minute.

We do need to grab the odd unexpected win as there are sure to be hiccups in the 'winnable' games.   

To be fair I thought the subs weren't at all negative and just like for like and if anything we had the better chances in the last few minutes. 

Scarles should never have passed to an offside Wilson and shortly after that we should have had a free kick to keep the ball up their end  even after all that their goal was ridiculous. Then Leeds comeback from 2 down and from what I've read Palmer misses a complete open goal from a few feet out, normally he would score and Sesko wouldn't and we're only 3 points behind them, the dice really aren't landing in our favour this season our predicament is down to us but we're also not getting and breaks and we need a couple. 

Just read a couple of the broadsheet match reports and they both seemed a lot less negative about West Ham's predicament - at least one welcoming a potential "hair raising" season run-out.

Chim - Yea that's how I see it, I'm not blaming anyone else. To add, we had we had chances to score a second, but could not do it.

What else is also working against us is, as has been said, is that we now need to win some other games apart from the winnable ones, but we can't do it, as we witnessed last night and against Chelsea - how come Leeds can come back from 2 down at Chelsea yet we couldn't defend a 2 goal lead?? We have Liverpool month end and we need to go there and win, but does anyone think we will. Everything points to us going down unfortunately.

Like someone else said earlier almost every match had 6-7 minutes of injury time tonight, not just us.

Let's not be silly about it, once you get over the sting of drawing that game against the form team of the moment the mancs had it drilled into them that if they cracked on they'd get something out of tonight.

It's probably not a secret that we cannot hold on to a lead. That MUST influence their players and ours. 

It's a bit like everyone hanging their coat on the fact we couldn't defend corners earlier in the season, a fact that got regurgitated long, long after Nuno sorted it out.

The only way to stop conceding late on is to make positive substitutions instead of more defenders and attack the opposition like we're a goal down, like every other team we seem to play.

It's probably too risky for Nuno to get his head around but game management seems to be a bit too complicated a concept this season. 

Just my 2 cents, but I think what is now adding to the frustration is we are beginning to see why Nuno is rated in the game as a top coach, add to that we have some very good players, and with 1 or 2 more youngsters coming through and a couple of good additions in the summer the future would be looking quite promising. So in short, we have a lot to lose. We need to find a way, and it can start with Wolves doing us a favour later.

Mad Dog" wrote: ↑10 Feb 2026, 23:10 Where the fuck did that cսnt ref get 7 mins injury time from?  

It's actually devastating but the reality is we couldn't see the game out and is anyone really surprised? We need a favour from Wolves tonight.

Fauxstralian wrote: ↑11 Feb 2026, 00:08 Probably one of Bowen’s worst games
Id put him on the bench at Burton to freshen him up
Deeply frustrating but needed to get hold of the ball in midfield more & stop the crosses
Disasi has made a big difference 
Wilson didn’t put as much pressure on their defenders as Taty and obviously had to score that one on one at the end. 
Tottenham lost and need some unlikely favours from Burnley & Wolves at Palace & Forest tomorrow 

 

Probably one of Bowen’s worst games
Id put him on the bench at Burton to freshen him up
Deeply frustrating but needed to get hold of the ball in midfield more & stop the crosses
Disasi has made a big difference 
Wilson didn’t put as much pressure on their defenders as Taty and obviously had to score that one on one at the end. 
Tottenham lost and need some unlikely favours from Burnley & Wolves at Palace & Forest tomorrow 
 

Any ideas why Nuno stuck Traore left and Walker Peters right when they came on? Maybe Walker Peters may have been better defending that cross. Clutching at straws!

southbankbornnbred wrote: ↑10 Feb 2026, 22:39 So fucking frustrating.

But that was a decent point against a much-improved Man Utd side.

Saw some serious effort - and full-on commitment - from the players today. More of it.

Mad Dog" wrote: ↑10 Feb 2026, 23:19 Still despite being gutted about the late equaliser, at least we wont get blamed for that manc cսnt being able to cut his hair 

 

Yep.
Thought Bowen & Summerville were sensational tonight, soon as they went off we lost that presence upfront, but understandable subs at that late point in the game. 
 

RootsRadical wrote: ↑10 Feb 2026, 23:23

The 7 minutes injury time that wasn't 7 mins killed us obviously. 
Haven't seen their goal again but looked a good goal that maybe we could have stopped by reacting quicker?

Still despite being gutted about the late equaliser, at least we wont get blamed for that manc cսnt being able to cut his hair 

onsideman wrote: ↑10 Feb 2026, 23:01

Gary Strodders shank" wrote: ↑10 Feb 2026, 22:59 Gutted 

I knew it was going to be a tough ask not to concede but we were holding out ok and Wilson had a chance to put it to bed.

 

He was given offside anyway

Fuckin manc cunts .
Proud of the boys tonight...
Literally gave it everything ...
credit to the fans too...got behind the boys.
Keep the faith

Where the fuck did that cսnt ref get 7 mins injury time from?