Bristol City, Swindon and MK Dons all won today so we lose ground
Scunthorpe who lost to Bristol also had their keeper took off with a broken arm and then the reserve keeper suffered the same fate!!
We just might have a keeper they can borrow.
Please rest,relax and enjoy life. Your depressing me and you promised last night you wouldn't
Bristol City, Swindon and MK Dons all won today so we lose ground[/QUOTE]
Good teams looking for promotion realise it and strengthen their teams which enables them to kick on and pull away from their rivals.
Its that simple.
PNE league 1 next season - AGAIN and if so it is because of a lack of ambition by all that management team
Careful Neal lad.Mr Burgundy will be on soon telling you off,after tending to his rose filled garden.History repeating itself here...
When we played Brentford at home pre-Xmas, I think I'm right in saying we could have gone above them, or did they leapfrog us after our totally inept performance?
However we did bounce back and ground out some wins, and when we went to Wolves in January, who were wobbling at the time, we still harboured hopes of automatic. But again we failed to show ourselves as genuine contenders, and handed them the platform to storm to the league title, and they never looked back from that stage.
Think we were closer to the top 2 at this stage last season than we are this, and we know how that ended up! 8 points is a huge mountain to climb, especially for a team lacking skill, pace and never plays with any air of authority or superiority.
Promotion winning sides dominate weaker teams, and hand out the odd pasting. Sadly we never do, which is why Pedestrian North End will be spending AT LEAST one more season at this depressing level of football.
History repeating itself here...
When we played Brentford at home pre-Xmas, I think I'm right in saying we could have gone above them, or did they leapfrog us after our totally inept performance?
However we did bounce back and ground out some wins, and when we went to Wolves in January, who were wobbling at the time, we still harboured hopes of automatic. But again we failed to show ourselves as genuine contenders, and handed them the platform to storm to the league title, and they never looked back from that stage.
Think we were closer to the top 2 at this stage last season than we are this, and we know how that ended up! 8 points is a huge mountain to climb, especially for a team lacking skill, pace and never plays with any air of authority or superiority.
Promotion winning sides dominate weaker teams, and hand out the odd pasting. Sadly we never do, which is why Pedestrian North End will be spending AT LEAST one more season at this depressing level of football.
History repeating itself here...
When we played Brentford at home pre-Xmas, I think I'm right in saying we could have gone above them, or did they leapfrog us after our totally inept performance?
However we did bounce back and ground out some wins, and when we went to Wolves in January, who were wobbling at the time, we still harboured hopes of automatic. But again we failed to show ourselves as genuine contenders, and handed them the platform to storm to the league title, and they never looked back from that stage.
Think we were closer to the top 2 at this stage last season than we are this, and we know how that ended up! 8 points is a huge mountain to climb, especially for a team lacking skill, pace and never plays with any air of authority or superiority.
Promotion winning sides dominate weaker teams, and hand out the odd pasting. Sadly we never do, which is why Pedestrian North End will be spending AT LEAST one more season at this depressing level of football.
+1
Thanks for saving me typing.
100% spot on.
And just to emphasise the point and put our situation into perspective, last season after 25 games we had 1 point more than we have now. So even after all Grayson's tinkering and player transfers, we have (as things stand) actually gone backwards, when we should be going FORWARDS!!
History repeating itself here...
When we played Brentford at home pre-Xmas, I think I'm right in saying we could have gone above them, or did they leapfrog us after our totally inept performance?
However we did bounce back and ground out some wins, and when we went to Wolves in January, who were wobbling at the time, we still harboured hopes of automatic. But again we failed to show ourselves as genuine contenders, and handed them the platform to storm to the league title, and they never looked back from that stage.
Think we were closer to the top 2 at this stage last season than we are this, and we know how that ended up! 8 points is a huge mountain to climb, especially for a team lacking skill, pace and never plays with any air of authority or superiority.
Promotion winning sides dominate weaker teams, and hand out the odd pasting. Sadly we never do, which is why Pedestrian North End will be spending AT LEAST one more season at this depressing level of football.