shedboy wrote:

doesnt matter - we as a club are fucked unless we get St out for nothing

 
And you just know that aint gonna happen.

 Fallen at the first hurdle, this is just a duplicate of last season, relegation form from xmas till seasons end.

Last edited by Richs2Rags (24/2/2018 12:23 am)

blackandtangerine wrote:

Sit back and accept it or get of our arses and show thompson and martin how pissed off we are. 
I can take a bad result but i cannae take thompson and martin shoving around gussie park . Fans put in 65grand to help develop it. Now that pisses me off

 
This is it for me. I’m just a fan that turns up with my son to watch the football.
That’s all I really want to do.
We are at the point now though if we turn up and say nothing, we are complicit.

I’d be happy to sign any formal letter stating I won’t buy a season ticket for me or the family if either of those 2 paps are at the helm in June.
I’d be on board with tennis ball protests, chanting Thompson out - anything to show he isn’t going to have the free reign he has had.

Like I say though, I just turn up with the boy and a couple of mates.

Have you, bowers or any of the fed boys had any thoughts about protests etc?

Edited to say, I wasn’t on board with fans united protest or any of it last year - I have changed my views over this season about where we are going as a club -

Last edited by Ex Houston Arab (24/2/2018 9:34 am)

What hasn't been said much is that both Livi's offside 'goals' both infact looked very much onside. So hard for anyone to argue that we didn't infact get ehat we deserved...NOTHING!!

Incidentally what the fuck is Harry Lewis doing at that first offside goal?

691 I heard

United goal was a brilliant one for those who like the passing/possession/build-from-the-back stuff. There were 9 passes involving Stanton, McDonald, Flood, Scobie, Robson, King, Robson again, King again, Flood again before Stantons killer pass to Smith to shoot home. Much to admire possibly.

​This might be true if we could replicate it 5 or 6 times a game but our track record is probably less that once in every 5 or 6 games and given this is our main strategy, it is easy to see why we're failing.

​Plus the fact we play an out of form keeper, we play a back 4 that canny defend, we have defensive midfielders who wander off track and don't close down or provide cover,  we have too many players playing hide and seek when the going gets tough and to top it all we actually start with complete duds like Lyng and move McDonlad in midfield where he is less than useless.

​Oh and we have a manager that canny manage, a recruitment guy that hasn't signed a decent player yet and a chairman  who simply shouldna be there.

​But we can all admire the wonderful goal scored which originated straight from the training ground and if any fans are left in 6 or 7 games time, we might see another of these - maybe not very many points in the interim but glad to see everythings working well as far as United are concerned