| Relegation 2023 12:58 - Mar 5 with 8216 views | nomar |
Hi all and sorry this is my first post, but can anyone on here see us getting even just one more point this season?
I genuinely can’t.
It’s reached the point that I don’t know any football team in any league on this planet that this lot could beat.
I’ve already accepted that we will be in League One next season. Don’t know how the rest of you feel, but I can’t see anything but this outcome now. | | | |  |
| Relegation 2023 on 10:43 - Mar 6 with 1661 views | CFW |
This is going to be very tight and the points we gained earlier in the season might, just might get us over the line. BUT looking at the form of the other teams around us they are picking up points and we are not.
Huddersfield 5 points out of the last possible 24
Wigan 8 points out of the last possible 24
Blackpool 6 points out of the last possible 24
Cardiff 9 points out of the last possible 24
Birmingham 7 points out of the last possible 24
Rotherham 10 points out of the last possible 24
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QPR 2 points out of the last possible 24
This is not looking good, the games against Blackpool, Wigan and Birmingham will define out=r season I feel. | | | |
| Relegation 2023 on 10:43 - Mar 6 with 1660 views | TheChef |
I agree, I mean it looks pretty awful right now - but with Chair and others coming back to fitness plus playing those teams in and around us I think we'll just about manage it. And I think Ainsworth is gradually improving our attacking play and we're looking more likely to score, just need to find a way to stop conceding so many goals.
Next season looks grim though unless we can find some cheap and decent new players. | |
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| Relegation 2023 on 11:32 - Mar 6 with 1556 views | enfieldargh |
To think that Shodipo would give us more of an attacking threat than that lot on Saturday.
As mentioned Masterson would be better than Dickie, Travelman would be better than Dickie!!!
This is all so sad | |
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| Relegation 2023 on 11:36 - Mar 6 with 1548 views | stanistheman |
That is grim reading.
It was a poor pre season transfer window that left the squad short on quality replacements for a number of positions. The fact that half of those signed permanently or on loan were injury prone made it all the worse. Responsibility for this can be put on the trecherous 'Ian' Beale , but I think it should be shouldered by the so called DoF. He should be the one deciding on which players to sign and how he could have thought signing players with a history of injury problems or not signing a centre forward backup for Dykes, a decent cover for Paal etc is beyond me.
I can only hope that the injured players will return to fitness within the next 2 weeks as the longer this run goes on the harder it will be to pick up another 6-10 points that will be needed to avoid L1 next season.
As for the summer transfer window and next season, the DoF needs to be gone and someone else to oversee it. Preferably someone like Warburton or perhaps an experienced DoF from Europe where they have been more common place than in the UK. | | | |
| Relegation 2023 on 15:45 - Mar 6 with 1328 views | ellersliehoop |
I'm a season ticket holder. I've not been since we lost to Luton Dec 29th.
Simply cant be bothered with it anymore | | | |
| Relegation 2023 on 16:00 - Mar 6 with 1285 views | Monkey_Roots |
What do the owners get out of all this?
(I don't buy the line that its because they love the fans, and its certainly not for the money)
What will they do if we are relegated? | | | |
| Relegation 2023 on 18:26 - Mar 11 with 1036 views | nomar |
Hi Terry
Yes it’s me. Sorry, been so busy I haven’t had the time to log back on this week.
Hope all is well with you. | | | |
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