I'm afraid to say that it's over. The same issues happen most weeks with missed chances, soft goals gifted to the opposition. The transfer window spoke volumes. This does remind me of the poorviett/watte era. The lack of investment, getting experienced players off the books and bringing the youth through before they were ready e.g. mcgoldrick and blackstock etc. The guardian described saints passing as comical which prefixed with tragi describes the last three seasons. All the respect we once had is now pity at best and pathetic at worst. The defence issue will not change, an effective reliable striker will not be solved, the new manager bounce has gone we need to prepare for prexit. After all we are a 'small club's (TM Ralph)

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Boring. Calvin galling over his own feet and sadly lacking at this level. Delaney not good enough at all either and therefore two men down from the off. We were poor. Hendo - rare poor performance from him.

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The Maestro referred to this as the Main Event......turned out to be yet again another Home damp squid!

Really poor show again.....Our dilemma is that we have a squad with some talent but they are loanees and we have to play our own donkeys because rules is rules. Our lot are still used to getting dicked at home.

PS Well done Jim McNulty.....did ok today.

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This thing we have about a massive improvement and the player's great improvement is like a version of 'The Emperors New clothes'. In reality, nothing has changed, similar style, similar going nowhere moves, similar can't concentrate for 95minutes, similar careless passes, Cant score.
The big change is the manager can talk the talk and he has introduced a few academy players.
What has definitely not changed is there is a real possibility of relegation

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I'm normally a happy clapper but feel dejected after that. After last week's handball cost us 3 points, Stephens gave the game to a limited but organised Cardiff with a sloppy pass when momentum had swung back our way. Despite lots of possession we didn't look like scoring and really missed Ings. PEH had an off day and Cardiff had worked out that if they shut Redmond out we'd struggle to create. Ralph had few options on the bench to change the game, I'm struggling to see the point of Elyanoussi.

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Oh dear. Jack Stephens hero to villain in 2 minutes.

Thought we were lacking in all departments today.

I thought it would be nip and tuck until the end of the season. Sadly I think I was right.

'Prexit' laughing through the tears. COYR

9

Bloody awful, clueless, shapeless, no direction, no effort until one down and substitutions were laughable. Time for Mr Hill to leave while he still has some credit left.

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I'm normally a happy clapper but feel dejected after that. After last week's handball cost us 3 points, Stephens gave the game to a limited but organised Cardiff with a sloppy pass when momentum had swung back our way. Despite lots of possession we didn't look like scoring and really missed Ings. PEH had an off day and Cardiff had worked out that if they shut Redmond out we'd struggle to create. Ralph had few options on the bench to change the game, I'm struggling to see the point of Elyanoussi.

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I'm normally a happy clapper but feel dejected after that. After last week's handball cost us 3 points, Stephens gave the game to a limited but organised Cardiff with a sloppy pass when momentum had swung back our way. Despite lots of possession we didn't look like scoring and really missed Ings. PEH had an off day and Cardiff had worked out that if they shut Redmond out we'd struggle to create. Ralph had few options on the bench to change the game, I'm struggling to see the point of Elyanoussi.

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The team we have got now would struggle to win a game in the Championship.

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