BWFC 1-1 QPR

Cajunboy wrote:Is it true that The Amoeba was playing so deep that he was selling meat pies in the crowd  for part of the game?

observer wrote:

Cajunboy wrote:Is it true that The Amoeba was playing so deep that he was selling meat pies in the crowd  for part of the game?

He was playing so far back, that he needed a passport to get back out of the EU and back into the UK.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

doffcocker wrote:
If QPR created one chance in 90 minutes, I'd say there's not a lot wrong with Parky's tactics at all. Wouldn't you?

We weren't playing Aston Villa, we were playing against QPR - surely one of the teams who will be down the bottom with us.

1-1 home draws are fine against Villa, Boro, Cardiff etc. We need to beat QPR, Burton, Birmingham & co at home to stand any chance of staying up.

We have to attack and press teams at home - defending deep got us a point against one of our rivals. Big deal.

We won't stay up being defensive.

finlaymcdanger wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

doffcocker wrote:
If QPR created one chance in 90 minutes, I'd say there's not a lot wrong with Parky's tactics at all. Wouldn't you?

We weren't playing Aston Villa, we were playing against QPR - surely one of the teams who will be down the bottom with us.

1-1 home draws are fine against Villa, Boro, Cardiff etc. We need to beat QPR, Burton, Birmingham & co at home to stand any chance of staying up.

We have to attack and press teams at home - defending deep got us a point against one of our rivals. Big deal.

We won't stay up being defensive.

Defending deep very nearly got us 3 points. Ultimately that plan failed but its a game of fucking football between two shite teams who could barely muster a shot on goal for 90 minutes. You have to give up on the Match of the Day science at this end of the game and just accept that any old shit can happen... FFS did you see Manchester United's Lindelof defending Huddersfield's second goal yesterday? We have a terrible squad (understandably after the past 3 years) with a bang average manager who is doing his damndest to progress his career in the best way he knows. You're a complete dreamer if you think we were about to start turning teams over because of one result against a team who are in rapid decline. We won't stay up being defensive? We won't stay up any way we play you fuckwit! The squad is not good enough.

MartinBWFC wrote:

finlaymcdanger wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

doffcocker wrote:
If QPR created one chance in 90 minutes, I'd say there's not a lot wrong with Parky's tactics at all. Wouldn't you?

We weren't playing Aston Villa, we were playing against QPR - surely one of the teams who will be down the bottom with us.

1-1 home draws are fine against Villa, Boro, Cardiff etc. We need to beat QPR, Burton, Birmingham & co at home to stand any chance of staying up.

We have to attack and press teams at home - defending deep got us a point against one of our rivals. Big deal.

We won't stay up being defensive.

Defending deep very nearly got us 3 points. Ultimately that plan failed but its a game of fucking football between two shite teams who could barely muster a shot on goal for 90 minutes. You have to give up on the Match of the Day science at this end of the game and just accept that any old shit can happen... FFS did you see Manchester United's Lindelof defending Huddersfield's second goal yesterday? We have a terrible squad (understandably after the past 3 years) with a bang average manager who is doing his damndest to progress his career in the best way he knows. You're a complete dreamer if you think we were about to start turning teams over because of one result against a team who are in rapid decline. We won't stay up being defensive? We won't stay up any way we play you fuckwit! The squad is not good enough.

The squad is more than capable of competing in this league, the manager and tactics are not.

finlaymcdanger wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

doffcocker wrote:
If QPR created one chance in 90 minutes, I'd say there's not a lot wrong with Parky's tactics at all. Wouldn't you?

We weren't playing Aston Villa, we were playing against QPR - surely one of the teams who will be down the bottom with us.

1-1 home draws are fine against Villa, Boro, Cardiff etc. We need to beat QPR, Burton, Birmingham & co at home to stand any chance of staying up.

We have to attack and press teams at home - defending deep got us a point against one of our rivals. Big deal.

We won't stay up being defensive.

Defending deep very nearly got us 3 points.

wanderlust wrote:

finlaymcdanger wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

doffcocker wrote:
If QPR created one chance in 90 minutes, I'd say there's not a lot wrong with Parky's tactics at all. Wouldn't you?

We weren't playing Aston Villa, we were playing against QPR - surely one of the teams who will be down the bottom with us.

1-1 home draws are fine against Villa, Boro, Cardiff etc. We need to beat QPR, Burton, Birmingham & co at home to stand any chance of staying up.

We have to attack and press teams at home - defending deep got us a point against one of our rivals. Big deal.

We won't stay up being defensive.

Defending deep very nearly got us 3 points.

The equaliser was inevitable though.
Who amongst us didn't mutter "surprise, surprise" when Sylla got it?

finlaymcdanger wrote:Defending deep very nearly got us 3 points. Ultimately that plan failed but its a game of fucking football between two shite teams who could barely muster a shot on goal for 90 minutes. You have to give up on the Match of the Day science at this end of the game and just accept that any old shit can happen... FFS did you see Manchester United's Lindelof defending Huddersfield's second goal yesterday? We have a terrible squad (understandably after the past 3 years) with a bang average manager who is doing his damndest to progress his career in the best way he knows. You're a complete dreamer if you think we were about to start turning teams over because of one result against a team who are in rapid decline. We won't stay up being defensive? We won't stay up any way we play you fuckwit! The squad is not good enough.

finlaymcdanger wrote:I wasn't at the game

finlaymcdanger wrote:I wasn't at the game

Natasha Whittam wrote:

finlaymcdanger wrote:Defending deep very nearly got us 3 points. Ultimately that plan failed but its a game of fucking football between two shite teams who could barely muster a shot on goal for 90 minutes. You have to give up on the Match of the Day science at this end of the game and just accept that any old shit can happen... FFS did you see Manchester United's Lindelof defending Huddersfield's second goal yesterday? We have a terrible squad (understandably after the past 3 years) with a bang average manager who is doing his damndest to progress his career in the best way he knows. You're a complete dreamer if you think we were about to start turning teams over because of one result against a team who are in rapid decline. We won't stay up being defensive? We won't stay up any way we play you fuckwit! The squad is not good enough.

finlaymcdanger wrote:I wasn't at the game

I think your second point trumps your first you absolute bellend.

This team proved against Sheffield Wednesday they could press and create chances. They didn't press against QPR, dropped too deep, and therefore created fuck all.

But, of course, you know better.

finlaymcdanger wrote:I wasn't at the game

finlaymcdanger wrote:

wanderlust wrote:

finlaymcdanger wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

doffcocker wrote:
If QPR created one chance in 90 minutes, I'd say there's not a lot wrong with Parky's tactics at all. Wouldn't you?

We weren't playing Aston Villa, we were playing against QPR - surely one of the teams who will be down the bottom with us.

1-1 home draws are fine against Villa, Boro, Cardiff etc. We need to beat QPR, Burton, Birmingham & co at home to stand any chance of staying up.

We have to attack and press teams at home - defending deep got us a point against one of our rivals. Big deal.

We won't stay up being defensive.

Defending deep very nearly got us 3 points.

The equaliser was inevitable though.
Who amongst us didn't mutter "surprise, surprise" when Sylla scored?

Not quite my reaction when they scored but I get you. 

Natasha Whittam wrote:

finlaymcdanger wrote:Defending deep very nearly got us 3 points. Ultimately that plan failed but its a game of fucking football between two shite teams who could barely muster a shot on goal for 90 minutes. You have to give up on the Match of the Day science at this end of the game and just accept that any old shit can happen... FFS did you see Manchester United's Lindelof defending Huddersfield's second goal yesterday? We have a terrible squad (understandably after the past 3 years) with a bang average manager who is doing his damndest to progress his career in the best way he knows. You're a complete dreamer if you think we were about to start turning teams over because of one result against a team who are in rapid decline. We won't stay up being defensive? We won't stay up any way we play you fuckwit! The squad is not good enough.

finlaymcdanger wrote:I wasn't at the game

I think your second point trumps your first you absolute bellend.

This team proved against Sheffield Wednesday they could press and create chances. They didn't press against QPR, dropped too deep, and therefore created fuck all.

But, of course, you know better.

finlaymcdanger wrote:I wasn't at the game

doffcocker wrote:Take no notice of the fat bitch Finlay.

You don't have to have been at the game to know that more or less every player in the squad is either some youngster who's nowhere near breaking into their parent clubs' side, or a freebie who nobody else in the division is poor enough to even consider taking a chance on.

But yes, this squad is well capable, it's just Parky holding us back. Trouble is, he could be left with Moss Bank Under 13s to pick from and Whittam would still find a bone to pick with him.

finlaymcdanger wrote:So you can't offer your thoughts on here unless you attended the game or just agree with you. Is that how it is?

Natasha Whittam wrote:

finlaymcdanger wrote:So you can't offer your thoughts on here unless you attended the game or just agree with you. Is that how it is?

I watched Ipswich v Norwich on TV yesterday. That doesn't make me an expert on either team.

Norpig wrote:i was at the game and i can tell you i spent all 2nd half shouting to push up and not be so deep but we just got deeper and deeper 

Boggersbelief wrote:

Norpig wrote:i was at the game and i can tell you i spent all 2nd half shouting to push up and not be so deep but we just got deeper and deeper 

And you wonder why you were getting funny looks