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Rub of the green perhaps? (1 Viewer)

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  • Start date Dec 7, 2024
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Sick Boy

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  • Dec 9, 2024
  • #36
Ring Of Steel said:
They had their tails up for a while, as any team getting a goal back at home would have done- but we outclassed them. More shots, more shots on target, more corners, more possession. All they had was muscle and directness and a bit of momentum after their first which we soon snuffed out, we were clearly much the better team. Even if it had gone to 2-2, we were the better team that night by some distance.

But it’s the SBT way to paint as bleak a picture as possible about everything, rewrite history as much as possible to downplay things, and generally to be as negative as humanly possible.
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And it’s the SBT way for you to be overly dramatic and try to create an argument out of fuck all.
 

Ring Of Steel

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  • Dec 9, 2024
  • #37
Sick Boy said:
And it’s the SBT way for you to be overly dramatic and try to create an argument out of fuck all.
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I’d say trying to pretend that a 4-1 hammering was lucky is a slightly more dramatic flex than someone pointing out the silliness of such a view, but that’s SBT for you. The dominant narrative is essentially that everything is shite, Robins was lucky & actually not that good, we’re in a relegation battle, we got badly ripped off in buying all the players etc etc- that is “overly dramatic”.
 
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Sick Boy

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  • Dec 10, 2024
  • #38
Ring Of Steel said:
I’d say trying to pretend that a 4-1 hammering was lucky is a slightly more dramatic flex than someone pointing out the silliness of such a view, but that’s SBT for you. The dominant narrative is essentially that everything is shite, Robins was lucky & actually not that good, we’re in a relegation battle, we got badly ripped off in buying all the players etc etc- that is “overly dramatic”.
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I said at the point of their goal to make it 2-2 being wrongly disallowed.
Sick Boy said:
Agree, it’s still my best game overall, the atmosphere afterwards was something else.
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And yes, this just reeks of negativity.
 
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Monty

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  • Dec 10, 2024
  • #39
Ultimately in football you make your own luck. Work hard get the ball in the right areas and generally results will reflect this. There are always the odd games where a team does all the right things but just cannot score maybe there keeper has a blinder etc but this generally over a season will balance out. Simply have a plan, work hard at delivering that plan and generally you have a chance of getting a positive result
 

shmmeee

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  • Dec 10, 2024
  • #40
This thread is why we can’t have nice things.
 
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