When does a blip become a crisis ?

By Andrew677/1/2016 11:27Thu Jan 7 11:27:56 2016

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So it seems beating Farnborough was just papering over the cracks .. Last night at leatherhead we witnessed another woeful performance. No stand out performances. It seems we lack tactical ability.
We can't blame poor decessions by referees anymore , somethings fundamentally wrong and before we get dragged into a relegation dog fight things have to change.

On a positive note ..

The away support this season has been amazing .. last night faced with watching utter garbage on the pitch we the fans did our bit, sang for 90 minutes .. personally makes you proud to stand with these guys week in week out

Let's bring some pride back on the pitch ...

And don't forget

" it's all swings and roundabouts "

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Re: When does a blip become a crisis ?

By G.HARBERD7/1/2016 12:15Thu Jan 7 12:15:04 2016In response to When does a blip become a crisis ? Top of thread

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Once again we are in a crisis !!
Hardly any of the players seem to have any desire to play for the club. Last night only two players ( Jack Hutchinson and Jack Bennett ) gave anything like the performance needed. Every game they turn up do the same things,generally lose , never any change in tactics go home come back next week and do the same things all over again.
Why not give the younger players a go Van Couten looks to have the ability, certainly can't do any worse than the so called senior players.
We miss Lodgey so much how could they let him go? better to have let two others go to have the finances to have enabled us to keep him.

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Re: When does a blip become a crisis ?

By Follow the Swans7/1/2016 12:33Thu Jan 7 12:33:42 2016In response to Re: When does a blip become a crisis ? Top of thread

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Totally agree with Andrew that the support was fantastic again! Just looking up the lyrics for ... I get knocked down but ...

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