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1. Everyone else around us right up to Bolton in 19th all lost
2. And apart from Bolton all shipped at least 3 goals
3. We put the ball in the net twice for the first time this year
4. No injuries (I think )
5. Good to have Marlene back in the team
6. MM 1 more loss closer to getting the boot (though if we beat ‘Pool he may just live another day….and I can live with that for the sake of 3 points)1. Everyone else around us right up to Bolton in 19th all lost
2. And apart from Bolton all shipped at least 3 goals
3. We put the ball in the net twice for the first time this year
4. No injuries (I think )
5. Good to have Marlene back in the team
6. MM 1 more loss closer to getting the boot (though if we beat ‘Pool he may just live another day….and I can live with that for the sake of 3 points)We won’t beat Blackpool! ;)
I really noticed tonight the number of people who were chatting to me and each other, even those who normally just nod a greeting. We seem to have got back to earlier times where the JCLs have gone back to supporting whoever they used to, and we are left with a (fairly miserable, I’ll agree) bunch of loyal supporters who are starting to recognise each other.
I’m not at all saying that people who didn’t go tonight for one reason or another aren’t loyal, but I think if you came out on a Tuesday night to watch that against Cardiff, then the vast majority will be back next season no matter what division.
The cameraderie has a feelgood factor perversely about it.
I really noticed tonight the number of people who were chatting to me and each other, even those who normally just nod a greeting. We seem to have got back to earlier times where the JCLs have gone back to supporting whoever they used to, and we are left with a (fairly miserable, I’ll agree) bunch of loyal supporters who are starting to recognise each other.I’m not at all saying that people who didn’t go tonight for one reason or another aren’t loyal, but I think if you came out on a Tuesday night to watch that against Cardiff, then the vast majority will be back next season no matter what division.
The cameraderie has a feelgood factor perversely about it.
An uncanny acceptance about the whole fiasco more like! Gates will drop a further 3000 if we go down!
I really noticed tonight the number of people who were chatting to me and each other, even those who normally just nod a greeting. We seem to have got back to earlier times where the JCLs have gone back to supporting whoever they used to, and we are left with a (fairly miserable, I’ll agree) bunch of loyal supporters who are starting to recognise each other.
I’m not at all saying that people who didn’t go tonight for one reason or another aren’t loyal, but I think if you came out on a Tuesday night to watch that against Cardiff, then the vast majority will be back next season no matter what division.
The cameraderie has a feelgood factor perversely about it.
An uncanny acceptance about the whole fiasco more like! Gates will drop a further 3000 if we go down![/quote]
If we go down ?
I don’t remember the east stand looking so empty for league game for a long, long time, many voted with their feet tonight, I sit in the south west corner so cant judge the west stand from where I sit but that looked just as sparse – anyone in the east/west. know what the south looked like.
ps – forgot the positives, Bong looked half decent but poses the question – ‘how has Taylor been keeping this mon out of the side’. Second half Boycie, Pennant and Kim started linking up quite well and made a few openings, seeing its the first time they have played together it looked promising, then strangely MacKay decided to bring Cowie on for Pennant and end the building threat.
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