we will beat wycombe on Tuesday...the team is a disgrace with a manager who is absolutely dire.
Not sure anyone thinks that TBH.
Winning entirely depends on how much fans want to disrupt the game!
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Hopefully the atmosphere won't be as negative as today and the prospect of playing at Wembley will motivate the players. Plus it will be a different team and Burge won't be playing.
I'm trying to keep some sense of optimism, but I'm fully aware we're shit.
I'm trying to keep some sense of optimism, but I'm fully aware we're shit.
Totally different team, but most likely the same result. It shows how far we have dropped when we hope WW have a poor game to give us any chance of a result.
Your Mum.
That's a stupid comment!!!
Berating stupid protests that do more harm than good, u wouldn't call that stupid
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Yeah, what we should do is wait until it goes to pens and pelt our player with them.
I think we can, he'll have to play the team of hardworking, plucky (few more) kids who might try and drag us through like previous rounds.
I'm not going, I really can't be arsed after today. I'll watch it on the telly. At the moment it's just habit and the fact I've got a season ticket that keeps me attending. As I'm writing this I've just remembered my one bit of enjoyment from today - laughing at Burge when he came off his line to try and collect that throughball near the start of the second half. That was my highlight - it really is pathetic.
more like a wash out they play like that 4-0 drumming wonder how we ever made the semi finals at all!
And how do you make that out, protests or not this team would struggle to avoid relegation
In league 2.
on the plus side Nick, the protests have at least provided you with yet another focus To apportion blame too,
the list is getting longer all the time, in fact it's everyone involved, well except one.:emoji_thinking:
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