If the rot continues what happens ?

[doobyedoobye]

Don't think it would tarnish just the nature of the game

He's not overnight gone from the greatest manager of all time to not very good at his job though..

 

[decmancity]

They aren't anywhere near the potential of the 3 leavers.

We won't know till they get a chance.

 

[Father Paul]

If the rot continues, we’ll have a bad season. That’s all. Not the end of the world.

Two bad seasons under Pep isn’t at all bad (the first and this one, if that’s what happens). If we go on to have 7 seasons after this one, even half as good as we’ve had in the previous 7, then we’re in for a great time ahead.

I highly doubt this will carry on next season, so we grit our teeth, tough it out and get behind the manager and the team. Anyone not getting behind them is a ****. Don’t care who that upsets. These moaning fuckers are happy to celebrate when we’re good but can’t get behind them when they’re bad, that’s the opposite of a supporter.

If you talk down to people like that don't be surprised to receive no respect in return. We are all entitled to our views if they are expressed in a reasonable manner.

 

[blue ranger]

Realistically, I'd imagine all could be far worse than Walker, Lewis and Gundo.

Though I do agree with giving either Wright or O'Reilly a go alongside one of the senior players.

Walker and Lewis are costing us around 1 goal each per game at the moment. Really hard to understand how any of the youth players could be any worse. Let’s see what happens on Sunday.

 

[Palerider]

If we can sign 3 top class players, plus Rodri returns as new then I think all our problems go away. However, if is a very big word.

 

[bluemurray]

we're doooooooooooomeeeeeeeeeeeed!!

Haaland is playing like Lee Bradley, the rest of them not much better. Too many tired players, great in their day but now spent forces... others just out of form, injured or maybe just not bothered..? The thing is, for a club that has been so well run and managed for close to 15-years now, what on earth have they been doing to get to this stage?

 

[Palerider]

Walker and Lewis are costing us around 1 goal each per game at the moment. Really hard to understand how any of the youth players could be any worse. Let’s see what happens on Sunday.

Lewis is not a defender as he is not quick, tall or strong enough. What he is, is a very good young footballer. He tends to be really busy in the first half but then tires in the second which is not surprising seeing he is expected to play full back, midfield and striker.

Walker looks mentally tired to me. Needs to just concentrate on defensive duties.

 

[kaz7]

Wish i hadnt read a bit of this thread, more tired than ever now ! Same few posters being happy we are struggling , i have always though they are rags or dippers , now i am sure

 

[KingAguero]

Owners need to wake the fuck up and support the manager in January. Anything less than 3 first team players would be a travesty.

Outspent by the likes of Nottingham Forest and West Ham over the past five years, let alone the rags, the dippers, the chavs, and both North London clubs.

 

[Pelegrinni]

Walker and Lewis are costing us around 1 goal each per game at the moment. Really hard to understand how any of the youth players could be any worse. Let’s see what happens on Sunday.

Lewis is not playing on Sunday. So I'm looking forward to the new scapegoat.

Their first and second goals yesterday had nothing to do with Lewis. Gvardiol misplaced pass created the chance for their second. But you did not mention his name.

Gvardiol gave Spurs two goals as well. His misplaced header gave Feyenord their first goal while playing them on for their second.

But all I read are fans mentioning Rico Lewis while ignoring the real culprit who has cost us many times in games this season.

Walker and Gvardiol has been largely responsible for most stupid goals we have conceded during this challenging period.