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Quite simply dissapointing with the views on the threads lately.
Tilson Out? your having a laugh. We didn't expect to be in this leauge this season, and we should be thank-full to him (and the players of course) that we are playing at this level. All you have to do is cast you minds back to 03/04 season and look at the leauge table this time then, bottom of Leauge 2 i beleive. Not only did we have an LDV final that season, but was saved from relegation from the confrence (which under wignall seemd very possible) finishing 17th. The following season another LDV Final, and an exciting season finishing 4th in the division and winning the play-offs to go to leauge 1. Last season as we are all pretty much aware we won the division, with some fine football played.
This season, dispite not doing to well in our bred and butter, the Carling cup (including the 1-0 Man u win) is still giving us blues something to cheer about. I for one as a fan wouldn't be calling for the manager to go. Hard work and determination got the club into this division, and i'd rather be travelling to places like the Leeds, Crystal Palaces and Sunderlands, than (no disrepect to them) the bostons, rochdales and maccelsfields of leauge 2. And this season its made a nice change going to an away game with a decent sized crowd and ground.
At the begining of the season the bookmakers made us one of the favioutes to be relegated, and i've never seen a poor bookmaker. I know its frustrating going week in week out without a win, and thats part of football to be annoyed, but did you seriously think that the bubble would continue through the championship and we would be rubbing shoulders with Birmingham and Preston at the top of the table? That is why it is important to get behind and support our new stadium, se we can have the same kind of set up that the larger Championship clubs have, with increased revenues, to help bolster sqauds and training facilities.
We all knew from the start it was going to be a tough season, but you need to stick by Tilly and encourage the lads to give a good performance starting on Saturday v Wolves, and get behind them, not on their back, because its added pressure. be that 12th man of Saturday.
GET BEHIND THE BLUES
n.b I know this is a message board for free speech incase you start moaning, its just nearly as depressing reading threads on here calling for heads as it is losing.
Tilson Out? your having a laugh. We didn't expect to be in this leauge this season, and we should be thank-full to him (and the players of course) that we are playing at this level. All you have to do is cast you minds back to 03/04 season and look at the leauge table this time then, bottom of Leauge 2 i beleive. Not only did we have an LDV final that season, but was saved from relegation from the confrence (which under wignall seemd very possible) finishing 17th. The following season another LDV Final, and an exciting season finishing 4th in the division and winning the play-offs to go to leauge 1. Last season as we are all pretty much aware we won the division, with some fine football played.
This season, dispite not doing to well in our bred and butter, the Carling cup (including the 1-0 Man u win) is still giving us blues something to cheer about. I for one as a fan wouldn't be calling for the manager to go. Hard work and determination got the club into this division, and i'd rather be travelling to places like the Leeds, Crystal Palaces and Sunderlands, than (no disrepect to them) the bostons, rochdales and maccelsfields of leauge 2. And this season its made a nice change going to an away game with a decent sized crowd and ground.
At the begining of the season the bookmakers made us one of the favioutes to be relegated, and i've never seen a poor bookmaker. I know its frustrating going week in week out without a win, and thats part of football to be annoyed, but did you seriously think that the bubble would continue through the championship and we would be rubbing shoulders with Birmingham and Preston at the top of the table? That is why it is important to get behind and support our new stadium, se we can have the same kind of set up that the larger Championship clubs have, with increased revenues, to help bolster sqauds and training facilities.
We all knew from the start it was going to be a tough season, but you need to stick by Tilly and encourage the lads to give a good performance starting on Saturday v Wolves, and get behind them, not on their back, because its added pressure. be that 12th man of Saturday.
GET BEHIND THE BLUES
n.b I know this is a message board for free speech incase you start moaning, its just nearly as depressing reading threads on here calling for heads as it is losing.