We were shite for 90% of the game. If I were Warnock I'd have said..
   They are bottom of the league and low on confidence.. Get out there and
   play at 100 miles an hour for the first 15 mins, batter em, if you
   scores one, you'll score 2 or 3, then you can coast for 70 mins and
   still come off to rapturous applause.
   Instead they came out and looked fucking clueless as per usual. Passing
   dire, defence looked uncomfortable and when we hoofed it upfront it was
   the usual, wrong pass or miscontrol (becchio)
   I heard Warnock on the radio saying he thought we were terrific in the
   2nd half.. Well 2 points I'd like to make Neil...
   Firstly, I paid for 90 mins entertainment nor 45, so can I have 1/2 my
   money back (take it out their wages for not turning up first half)
   Secondly.. If you thought they were terrific in the 2nd half, then you
   are a fucking idiot who knows as much about football as I do about
   thermo dynamics (I know fuck all about thermo dynamics)
   We were marginally better in the 2nd half, but rarely raised our game
   above 3rd rate.
   I won't rate the players.. But.... Byram diouf and barkley showed
   flashes of class, mcCormack and Austin were decent, except for Kenny,
   were poor.
   So half the team were decent the rest dragged us down to an average
   team, the managers tactics dragged us down further to a truly poor
   championship side...
   This email was brought to you with the help of jack Daniels honey.....
   I thank you
   Wayne
   -------- Original Message --------
   From: Sutton / Smail
   Sent: Sat, 19/01/2013 19:44
   To: Richard Walker
   CC: Leeds List (Post to list)
   Subject: Re: [LU] Slightly less abject shite than usual
   Not a report, I wasn't there, just an opinion.
   I recall reading an article a few months ago (can't remember where or
   by
   whom) taking all the Championship teams one by one. By this time we had
   dropped from our higher league position earlier in the season and the
   thinking was that this was no great surprise as many of our games had
   been
   on a knife edge and a single goal decided it. Nothing really wrong with
   that
   except that we sail so close to the wind all the time and can't really
   look
   back at games we've won with style. I would so much prefer to be
   drawing or
   even losing games having played well as this usually shows a great
   future.
   As the clichés say "If you keep doing the right things it will
   eventually
   pay you back" or something like that. Problem is, we don't! It's the
   huff
   and puff and long ball stuff we seem to hear about all the time. 2 wins
   out
   of 2 would normally be a good omen (and it may still be) but when a
   team is
   disjointed and lacks direction, that will also find you out.
   Dave
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: "Richard Walker"
   To: "Sutton / Smail"
   Cc: ; "Leeds List (Post to list)"
   Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2013 7:25 PM
   Subject: Re: [LU] Slightly less abject shite than usual
   Thanks for the report. Now if I'd have written that I would get deluged
   by
   folk saying 'come in we're not Barcelona' and that's 2 wins in 2. Can't
   ask
   anymore than that can you?
   On 19 Jan 2013, at 19:20, "Sutton / Smail" wrote:
   > I was hoping for a good 4-0 win to help our appalling goal
   difference. I
   > would have taken a draw or even a home defeat if the comments from
   those
   > at the game were saying we played some great stuff
   > and nobody could quite believe how we didn't score or win - that
   would
   > bode well for the future. Early reports suggest though we beat the
   bottom
   > club with a hoof and hope based game. This must give rise to an even
   > greater salute and acknowledgement to those faithful who attend to
   watch
   > such depressing rubbish week in week out. And to think our reward for
   > beating Birmingham is the prospect of a home mauling by Spurs (a la
   > Chelsea) - will it be a full house again based on the "You never
   know"
   > principle? Perhaps not, based on the "Oh yes you do" theory.
   >
   > A manager can shape how a team plays - does Warnock ask his defenders
   to
   > whack it up there in the hope that our strikers will make something
   of it.
   > He could forbid this tactic but obviously doesn't.
   > Perhaps though he does and his posse of poor players have neither the
   > brain, skill or presence of mind to to do anything else. Does he
   bollock
   > them afterwards for this play before doing his post match interview
   when
   > he makes a generic comment about it being a great game and anyone can
   beat
   > anyone in this league twaddle with his rye smile. I'd like him so say
   > something controversial for once and try and show passion rather than
   just
   > a comment you'd expect from a neutral fan who had nothing better to
   do on
   > the day.
   >
   > Looks like Warnock is not going to make his record breaking promotion
   this
   > season at least. Will our new owners give him more time I wonder?
   Based on
   > the muppets he's brought in so far (apart from Diouf and Kenny for
   > example) I fear (hope) not. He would defend this saying Bates held
   the
   > money back and that's all he could get at he time with the funds. Who
   > knows the truth? For me, we've been stuck nowhere for too long and
   our
   > current league position is very flattering with the inevitable, and
   > meaningless, Spurs home defeat just round the corner.
   >
   > I wonder if the squad is out of the bath after today's victory or are
   they
   > still all sitting there (water now tepid) contemplating in silence
   how
   > rubbish you have to be to beat the bottom club by a margin of 1 goal?
   >
   > Dave
   >
   >
   >
   >
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