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Post by sirfred on Dec 25, 2017 21:50:39 GMT
For years we have struggled with our Christmas fixtures even when we were a league club- I remember one Season under Keith Curle we we well poised playing fantastic football and dropted like a stone leading to a good Manager getting the chop - I don't understand why we are so poor during the festive season - last year it started at Christmas but thank god we enough of a buffer to just about survive - this season we can't afford to lose all our games against sides around us Guiseley X2 and Hartlepool we need minimum 7 points to stay in the game it's critical - let's hope it happens we have no buffer and it's getting desperate nervous times await tomorrow
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Post by Hannibal on Dec 25, 2017 23:01:08 GMT
For years we have struggled with our Christmas fixtures even when we were a league club- I remember one Season under Keith Curle we we well poised playing fantastic football and dropted like a stone leading to a good Manager getting the chop - I don't understand why we are so poor during the festive season - last year it started at Christmas but thank god we enough of a buffer to just about survive - this season we can't afford to lose all our games against sides around us Guiseley X2 and Hartlepool we need minimum 7 points to stay in the game it's critical - let's hope it happens we have no buffer and it's getting desperate nervous times await tomorrow I think the reason we dropped from 2nd to relegation candidates under Curle was because the players weren't getting payed. I definately agree that we always seem to be poor around this time of the year historically. With that in mind I've all but given up any hope that we'll get many more wins this season. |
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Post by The Angry Agenda on Dec 25, 2017 23:15:14 GMT
For years we have struggled with our Christmas fixtures even when we were a league club- I remember one Season under Keith Curle we we well poised playing fantastic football and dropted like a stone leading to a good Manager getting the chop - I don't understand why we are so poor during the festive season - last year it started at Christmas but thank god we enough of a buffer to just about survive - this season we can't afford to lose all our games against sides around us Guiseley X2 and Hartlepool we need minimum 7 points to stay in the game it's critical - let's hope it happens we have no buffer and it's getting desperate nervous times await tomorrow I think the reason we dropped from 2nd to relegation candidates under Curle was because the players weren't getting payed. I definately agree that we always seem to be poor around this time of the year historically. With that in mind I've all but given up any hope that we'll get many more wins this season. Curle lost the dressing room completely. Massive Split between the players he brought in, and the players who were already there, and he couldn't do anything to control it, and that's what led to the dip in form, and him losing his job in the end. |
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Post by bonecrusher on Dec 26, 2017 8:40:11 GMT
For years we have struggled with our Christmas fixtures even when we were a league club- I remember one Season under Keith Curle we we well poised playing fantastic football and dropted like a stone leading to a good Manager getting the chop - I don't understand why we are so poor during the festive season - last year it started at Christmas but thank god we enough of a buffer to just about survive - this season we can't afford to lose all our games against sides around us Guiseley X2 and Hartlepool we need minimum 7 points to stay in the game it's critical - let's hope it happens we have no buffer and it's getting desperate nervous times await tomorrow 7 points? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 |
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Post by Lobster on Dec 26, 2017 10:02:19 GMT
Christmas and New Year have tended to be a sticking point for the club in recent years, but you can really call it a "Christmas curse" or anything this year. It's just a continuation of our bad form, which has now continued for a full calendar year.
It was Boxing Day at Solihull last year that started it. Maybe this Boxing Day can end it? Live in hope!
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Post by Hannibal on Dec 26, 2017 10:14:25 GMT
For years we have struggled with our Christmas fixtures even when we were a league club- I remember one Season under Keith Curle we we well poised playing fantastic football and dropted like a stone leading to a good Manager getting the chop - I don't understand why we are so poor during the festive season - last year it started at Christmas but thank god we enough of a buffer to just about survive - this season we can't afford to lose all our games against sides around us Guiseley X2 and Hartlepool we need minimum 7 points to stay in the game it's critical - let's hope it happens we have no buffer and it's getting desperate nervous times await tomorrow 7 points? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Hahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Your sense of humour certainly took my mind off another torrid day in the field for England, whose shitness is on a par with ours. |
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Post by boughtonblue on Dec 26, 2017 10:41:53 GMT
I think the reason we dropped from 2nd to relegation candidates under Curle was because the players weren't getting payed. I definately agree that we always seem to be poor around this time of the year historically. With that in mind I've all but given up any hope that we'll get many more wins this season. Curle lost the dressing room completely. Massive Split between the players he brought in, and the players who were already there, and he couldn't do anything to control it, and that's what led to the dip in form, and him losing his job in the end. Are you saying that the players not getting paid had nothing to do with a drop in form? It was blatantly obvious for years that after Xmas Vaughan started messing around with the players salaries. |
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Post by Hannibal on Dec 26, 2017 11:12:43 GMT
Probably a combination of both.
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