Window Cleaner

But in my opinion it will be better if the majority of fans accept NOW that we have a very feeble chance of making the play-offs because continuing in the current vein of "we will make it and it's the manager and players fault if we don't" will lead to the type of hysteria that we saw on Saturday evening and all day on Sunday.Our poor start to the season (and some very poor team selection by AP in the first 6 games) has always meant that we had a mountain to climb and that hasn't changed.

yes he did, he spoke of it at the time, "the players have had a trim, the Chairman has had a trim and I've had a short back and sides".

Except that 72 points will be nowhere near good enough this season. Far too many really poor teams in the division where the current top teams are sure of 3 points every time.Play-off target will be about 76/77 points this time. We won't get another 47/48 from 21 games so we won't make it. In fact if you look at last season's table 76 was the minimum and 3 of the 4 play-off teams lost 14 games, the other lost 11. Of the 4 clubs in this year's play-off places at the moment the greatest number of lost games is 7 and the lowest is 2.

What do you expect from a marine biologist, scum of the earth. Only interested to get free holidays in coral seas as a rule.

What he's stereotyped seaweed??

but that won't change the salarial mass, doesn't matter whether you pay them every month or pay up their contracts the cost is the same.

This is indeed true, we won't win every game. Trouble is far far too many people think we will make the play-offs, we won't. We wre never going to when we took 4 points from our first 6 games. Once you accept this as a FACT it changes your outlook on results like today's. We went to Millwall, thugged it out toe to toe with them and could have won,lost or drawn.In this sort of game ball players tend to just get over-run .A draw with Millwall at the Den isd a good result, it's not this one that will trash our play-off hopes but those at the start of the season when we were starting with Lancashire,Saganowski and Paterson.

Our fate vis a vis the play-offs was decided after the first 6 games of the season. Anyone wth half a neurone and some knowledge of third tier football could see that. Although AP keeps talking about play-offs I doubt if anyone at the club has really believed we will be there for a long long time. Our objective is the JPT and we had Wednesday in mind today.

We're any of them actually at the game??

chopper harris, now there's a name for a footballer

How come there's never any golf on Saturday afternoon then Glasgow, give us all a break if there was.

Yes I know that, used to live down that way, but our commentators said they were in S W London.

I see that the Millwall commentators don't know that Holmes is a winger, says we have defenders playing on the wings.Ours aren't much better, Millwall is in South West London.

Perhaps they were never really on in the first place.

yes he is

Anyway according to some "experts" Bart can't leave unless he returns to Barnsley.

Lets just see how we go with it eh. I think we will be really impressive and win fairly comfortably.

we've signed defenders because the ones we had before aren't all that great.AP keeps on saying so, so he has acted.

Perhaps Rupert wanted the last Kinder Bueno in the machine as well then. http://www.adsdb.net/wiki/Kinder_Bueno_:_Didier_Drogba (in french)

More the fool him, must be bloody cold there at the moment.

Kelvin seems to be the preferred choice for AP. If you listen to his interview of yesterday he lists Kelvin as one of the players that can 'go all the way with us' along with Lambert,Morgan,Lallana,Fonté and Seaborne (I think) although there may be others.

Could be a transfer the other way, Saga perhaps.Anyway that would be a non-starter now.

Undecided until AP starts him in preference to Antonio.

Quick someone "Facebook" him and see if he's interested, while you're at it, might as well check out his FM stats as well.

Seems fit really. Why don't Spurs want him to play for err Spurs. This rule stops clubs signing players just to keep them off the market (as Everton did in the 70s) and then just lending them out 4 or 5 times a season. Now it would seem to me that someone was talking about Lancashire going out on loan again, but as he's already played for Saints and Grimsby this season that's a no-no then. As would be any loan move for a player whos figured for us and a loan club, like Thomson for example.Perhaps bart as well. All those blokes can't be moved out now if this ruling is followed.