Agree, things aren't as bleak as they seemed after Leicester or as great as
after Chelsea or Arsenal
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That’s where I am right now… it’s clear JM has made mistakes, he is not
blameless for our current position, but he also did ok in the first few games
of the season (and at the end of last season!).
We should not have short memories because we are on a poor run. We need to give
JM at
"I continue to believe that if just a couple of the turning points in
recent matches (e.g. the ref's failure to send off Saliba for his pull-back
on Bamford; the missed penalty versus Arsenal, etc.) had gone our way, we'd
be having a totally different conversation."
Very true..and
Dave,
It's absolutely NOT Marsch's fault "that we have no left back worthy of a first
team place and are still relying on an unfit Bamford or a failed Rodrigo up
top." Just a reminder to all the Marsch-haters (and closet anti-Americans): Our
useless left-back Junior Firpo, our failure of a
I get what you are saying and you do have a point. It is not JMs fault that v
Arsenal Rodrigo gave away a goal and that Bamford missed a penalty. Equally
individual errors ( Roca this week, Cooper v Palace, Llorente nightmare v
Brentford) have cost us other games/ points and that is down to
