weller54 Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 The greatest escape in premiership history? And the biggest achievement in our clubs history too?..
wattolcfc Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 All I know is that would be one hell of a day vs QPR! Dreaming of a 93rd minute winner to keep us up. #scenes
shailen Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement
Tielemans63 Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON You what now?
Izzy Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement Are you on glue?
Bayfox Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement Please explain how. Flowers> any of the 3 Grayson or pontus > rdl Guppy > konchesky Walsh elliot tagger > Morgan or upon Muzzy,Parker,lennon > James drinkwater king Heskey, cottee, collymore > wood, Ulloa, nugent. Now I give you that kasper may make a good back up to Keller or flowers, wasyl and huth would fit in that back 3 and drinky would probably look good with that side around him, James could fill in on occasions. But this side has proved they are not ready to compete at this level and who knows if they ever will.
Guest Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement :nuge:
chapero82 Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement Are you crazy? muzzy izzett, Steve Guppy, Neil Lennon, would walk straight into this team
Corky Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement Careful, you'll have the fans who've supported us since 1895 on your case telling you about Sep Smith. Fwiw, this team isn't anyway comparable to O'Neill's.
Hirsty The Blue 94 Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 Careful, you'll have the fans who've supported us since 1895 on your case telling you about Sep Smith. Fwiw, this team isn't anyway comparable to O'Neill's. Jamie Vardy is not fit to lick Arthur Rowley's ball sweat. And football even now is a different game to the O'Neill years both in terms of the way it is played and financially so incomparable.
Stadt Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 Careful, you'll have the fans who've supported us since 1895 on your case telling you about Sep Smith. Fwiw, this team isn't anyway comparable to O'Neill's. Fantastic
cityfanlee23 Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 Nah this is one of the worst premier leagues there has ever been IMO... 3 months without a win and we were still only 4 points off safety, 35 points or maybe less should do it this year.
daddylonglegs Posted 23 March 2015 Posted 23 March 2015 Nah this is one of the worst premier leagues there has ever been IMO... 3 months without a win and we were still only 4 points off safety, 35 points or maybe less should do it this year. not sure if serious
Donut Posted 24 March 2015 Posted 24 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement WHAT?!?! give me some of what youre drinking.
Tuna Posted 24 March 2015 Posted 24 March 2015 All I know is that would be one hell of a day vs QPR! Dreaming of a 93rd minute winner to keep us up. #scenes Wasyl Bullet header from a corner!
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 24 March 2015 Posted 24 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement have you been on some sort of mind altering drugs for the last 15 years? You weirdo
UpTheLeagueFox Posted 24 March 2015 Posted 24 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON You lost me at that bit Jamie Vardy is not fit to lick Arthur Rowley's ball sweat. Quote of the year
st albans fox Posted 24 March 2015 Posted 24 March 2015 Arthur Rowley was so good he didn't need to sweat! I was going to take issue with your 'three months since a win' and then I realised that by the time we play West Ham, it almost will be! Ugh!
AyewJoking Posted 24 March 2015 Posted 24 March 2015 With relegation looming, if we somehow manage to beat the drop would it feel better than winning promotion? I know last season we all knew for a long time we were going up but say if we didnt look like we were going anywhere then in the last 9 games we put together a run that saw us get promoted, that would be loads better. so if we escape now it will be orgasmic, probably feel like we've been promoted anyway. I just feel weve been such a bad joke this season (hardly terrible but terribly crap) it would be insane if we ended up surviving and defying all the "experts" and generally annoying everyone that we are still gonna be there next season.
m4DD0gg Posted 24 March 2015 Posted 24 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement Dafuq you smoking?
suffolk fox Posted 24 March 2015 Posted 24 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement Two things 1. Our current team is not miles better than the team we had under Mon. 2. I think you will find it was three top ten finishes under o'neil three league cup finals winning two losing one.
bovril Posted 24 March 2015 Posted 24 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement If that's the case then Pearson must be the worst manager in our history. If we can get the gap back to 3-4 points with S'land and QPR to play I might start dreaming again.
Arriba Los Zorros Posted 24 March 2015 Posted 24 March 2015 I personally think this team is miles better than the team under MON, so the great escape won't be as special as winning the league cup twice and finishing mid table the premier league. Having said that, the situation we find ourselves it would be the most unlikely turnaround in our history, but by no means our greatest achievement on a technical / ability level, probably. in terms of character, grit, drive and most of all effectiveness = not even close.
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