glossop is blue
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Not a fuckin chance. Yesterday's point might be the point that see's us over the line. Bob needs to play his strongest line up every game though!
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So is it all over?
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Nebuchadnezzar
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brad the blue said:Not a fuckin chance. Yesterday's point might be the point that see's us over the line. Bob needs to play his strongest line up every game though!
We said this on the way home, it could be a crucial point yet, who knows? Bottom line is, we were poor yesterday, but given the choice between gaining 0 points or 1 point, you know which you'd go for.
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newenglandblue said:No, it is not over. They came back from the dead against Chelsea and we viewed it as their strength. We had our first bad day at home in the league this year, and still came back to draw after being 2 down with 5 minutes to go. My non City supporting mates all viewed this as the sort of result associated with United. I think they still need to win 5 and draw 2 od their last 8. Keep the faith
Exactly my thoughts after the comeback yesterday. Why is it a great show of strength when United come back to draw with Chelsea and the end of the world when we do it yesterday?
Mark - TheBlue
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Bay Area Blue2 said:newenglandblue said:No, it is not over. They came back from the dead against Chelsea and we viewed it as their strength. We had our first bad day at home in the league this year, and still came back to draw after being 2 down with 5 minutes to go. My non City supporting mates all viewed this as the sort of result associated with United. I think they still need to win 5 and draw 2 od their last 8. Keep the faith
Exactly my thoughts after the comeback yesterday. Why is it a great show of strength when United come back to draw with Chelsea and the end of the world when we do it yesterday?
Because that's Chelsea away. Not Sunderland at home. But yeah for your blue specs I take it there's "No Difference"
Nebuchadnezzar
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Bay Area Blue2 said:newenglandblue said:No, it is not over. They came back from the dead against Chelsea and we viewed it as their strength. We had our first bad day at home in the league this year, and still came back to draw after being 2 down with 5 minutes to go. My non City supporting mates all viewed this as the sort of result associated with United. I think they still need to win 5 and draw 2 od their last 8. Keep the faith
Exactly my thoughts after the comeback yesterday. Why is it a great show of strength when United come back to draw with Chelsea and the end of the world when we do it yesterday?
I hadn't thought of it this way, nice point to make Bay Area Blue. What makes it even better is we did it against a team that showed no sign of collapsing - Chelsea had "meltdown" branded all over them as soon as they scored the 3rd. A very nice way to look at it Bay Area Blue, and nice one for your optimism.
Who knows. If the scum beat Blackburn tomorrow it might be.
Some have to remember though, we didn't get beat yesterday. If it was any time other than the end of the season it would have been seen as a great comeback!!
If it is over it will only be over for this year, the first year we made a concerted effort for the title. It took bacon face 6 years to win it. Next year we'll be much better - of that I have no doubt.
Some have to remember though, we didn't get beat yesterday. If it was any time other than the end of the season it would have been seen as a great comeback!!
If it is over it will only be over for this year, the first year we made a concerted effort for the title. It took bacon face 6 years to win it. Next year we'll be much better - of that I have no doubt.
Chippy_boy
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BeHereNow said:100% yes unfortunately.
1. We're behind
2. Our form has dipped
3. They are on form
4. They have easier fixtures
5. They have the experience
6. The attitude of some of our players recently leaves a lot to be desired
Did you see them last week? Obviously not.
jimharri
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I thought they beat Fulham?Chippy_boy said:BeHereNow said:100% yes unfortunately.
1. We're behind
2. Our form has dipped
3. They are on form
4. They have easier fixtures
5. They have the experience
6. The attitude of some of our players recently leaves a lot to be desired
Did you see them last week? Obviously not.
Mark - TheBlue
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jimharri said:I thought they beat Fulham?Chippy_boy said:BeHereNow said:100% yes unfortunately.
1. We're behind
2. Our form has dipped
3. They are on form
4. They have easier fixtures
5. They have the experience
6. The attitude of some of our players recently leaves a lot to be desired
Did you see them last week? Obviously not.
They were poor and beat Fulham. Like when we were poor against Sunderland and took all well.. 1 point. The Rags got beat by Blackburn at OT so my super blue logic dictates a 2-0 Blackburn win at home.
jimharri
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I love your optimism, I really do.Mark - TheBlue said:jimharri said:I thought they beat Fulham?Chippy_boy said:Did you see them last week? Obviously not.
They were poor and beat Fulham. Like when we were poor against Sunderland and took all well.. 1 point. The Rags got beat by Blackburn at OT so my super blue logic dictates a 2-0 Blackburn win at home.
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