Is it me...
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Is it me...
...or is this season a bit boring?
Lots of crap rumours about ground sharing, going bust and, er, other stuff that has been too boring to even remember. None of it founded in fact and all just re-badged rumours from years gone-by. It's like watching Hollyoaks the same old plot lines (murders, people turning gay, teenage sex) done by new actors.
BORING.
Lots of crap rumours about ground sharing, going bust and, er, other stuff that has been too boring to even remember. None of it founded in fact and all just re-badged rumours from years gone-by. It's like watching Hollyoaks the same old plot lines (murders, people turning gay, teenage sex) done by new actors.
BORING.
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It's striking to me how few people want to discuss the football. I've not been to all the games but it seems worth saying that it's been pretty good on the whole - we've got wingers, a good supply of enterprising attackers, a couple of genuinely good players in Foster and Murray - we're not far off from real playoff contenders. But somehow the urgency has gone, maybe we've collectively accepted being a mid-table side who are reasonable at home.
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Foster - yes."Werthers Original" wrote: a couple of genuinely good players in Foster and Murray
Murray ??? Well imho it does not show in the way he has been playing a lot of the time. A disappointment.
Genuinely good players - You fail to mention Sam Deering.
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I am not too sure that the season is boring- oufc is like a soap opera.
The football itself is much less exciting than all of us would have expected and hoped for.
We occasionally play good football (Cambridge, Rushden), but too often the entertainment has been poor. As with the last few years (except maybe when we came second in The Conference) we have underachieved.
Some of us I guess are maybe coming round to Pena's way of thinking and moving toward being entirely disenchanted.
The football itself is much less exciting than all of us would have expected and hoped for.
We occasionally play good football (Cambridge, Rushden), but too often the entertainment has been poor. As with the last few years (except maybe when we came second in The Conference) we have underachieved.
Some of us I guess are maybe coming round to Pena's way of thinking and moving toward being entirely disenchanted.
It’s certainly not been the best of seasons so far, and it does run the risk of being as bad as last season eventually turned out to be unless the following things happen…
a) FA Trophy – barring getting to Wembley then I think it’s really nothing more than a distraction. And even if we do get there it’s just some cash in the bank and a good day out for us.
b) FA Cup – If we win at Dorchester and then get past Torquay then we’ll have some prestige and maybe a bit of serious money to make Ian Lenagan’s wallet happy. After that anything could happen and that could change our season, or at least make it better than last season.
c) Division V – We need to seriously challenge for a play off place rather than have to keep saying to ourselves “wow, we’re only ‘x’ points off the play-offs, so if we win the next ‘x’ games things will get really interesting
a) FA Trophy – barring getting to Wembley then I think it’s really nothing more than a distraction. And even if we do get there it’s just some cash in the bank and a good day out for us.
b) FA Cup – If we win at Dorchester and then get past Torquay then we’ll have some prestige and maybe a bit of serious money to make Ian Lenagan’s wallet happy. After that anything could happen and that could change our season, or at least make it better than last season.
c) Division V – We need to seriously challenge for a play off place rather than have to keep saying to ourselves “wow, we’re only ‘x’ points off the play-offs, so if we win the next ‘x’ games things will get really interesting
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[quote="Snake"]It’s certainly not been the best of seasons so far, and it does run the risk of being as bad as last season eventually turned out to be unless the following things happen…
a) FA Trophy – barring getting to Wembley then I think it’s really nothing more than a distraction. And even if we do get there it’s just some cash in the bank and a good day out for us.
b) FA Cup – If we win at Dorchester and then get past Torquay then we’ll have some prestige and maybe a bit of serious money to make Ian Lenagan’s wallet happy. After that anything could happen and that could change our season, or at least make it better than last season.
c) Division V – We need to seriously challenge for a play off place rather than have to keep saying to ourselves “wow, we’re only ‘x’ points off the play-offs, so if we win the next ‘x’ games things will get really interesting
a) FA Trophy – barring getting to Wembley then I think it’s really nothing more than a distraction. And even if we do get there it’s just some cash in the bank and a good day out for us.
b) FA Cup – If we win at Dorchester and then get past Torquay then we’ll have some prestige and maybe a bit of serious money to make Ian Lenagan’s wallet happy. After that anything could happen and that could change our season, or at least make it better than last season.
c) Division V – We need to seriously challenge for a play off place rather than have to keep saying to ourselves “wow, we’re only ‘x’ points off the play-offs, so if we win the next ‘x’ games things will get really interesting
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Indeed. But perhaps in the same way as fanzines still exist, in a virtual afterlife. http://www.football-pools-betting.co.uk/"boris" wrote:Do pools coupons still exist? I haven't seen one for years.