Another mildly disappointing result then, just squeezed in before the
pantomime season draws to a close for another year.   Three red cards in
three games - the old chants of "Dirty Leeds" grow louder week by week. I'm
not so down - hearted though as I would've been a year or two ago.  Against
the undying and huge support we have and many of the other attributes of a
first tier club,  our performances place us firmly in the Championship where
we rightfully belong - for the time being.  There was an air of
inevitability today given that Milwall hadn't won away all season.
Statistics like that seem to floor us. We have good patches and then self
combust. Wolves lost to Forest,  of course,  showing that nothing can be
taken for granted, but Wolves will bounce back and learn from it, whilst we
carry on much the same, if not  a little  more damaged, in preparation for
the lighting of our own blue touch paper again  and poor subsequent poor
performance.  The Newport legacy may haunt us for some time. Things have
been better in parts this season, but I've never thought we were ready for
promotion. We've never "dazzled" or properly  hung teams out to dry - more
of a scraping single goal victory with a higher percentage of possession .
The Championship is truly hard, but some top teams are noticeably a cut
above the rest - we're not one of them yet. TC appears mildly naive and I
wish Monk had remained. I'm expecting a higher mid table finish (if we can
regularly field a team that isn't scuppered through suspension) to the
season with the stability of TC remaining. If and when we do gain promotion,
it has to be on the back of a solid season that we can take with us into the
Premiership, not what we're offering in some matches currently.

 

Dave

 

 

 

 

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