KeanoMagicHat
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There is as good of a chance of United winning the league than getting relegated.
Why? Some of us aren't bullish enough to assume that it isn't a possibility. This would have been a ridiculous thread two seasons ago, not so much now. We get worse every year.
It's like those people never actually followed any other team in any other sport.No, it is plainly ridiculous. Christ almighty, people have lost the plot.
The R word..
I’m not seeing any significant improvements on the field and the players are lacking belief. Our forwards simply aren’t good enough and we look vulnerable at the back. If the keeper also loses confidence then we’re in the shit for the rest of the season. If we get less than 3 points over the next 3 games, then I think we’ll be in a relegation battle for the rest of the season, this is how these things work from my experiences because you end up in a downward spiral which is very hard to get out of no matter how good the players or coaches might be.
Or do you think I am over dramatizing things ?
City (A)
Bournemouth (H)
Wolves (A)
Newcastle (H)
Liverpool (A)
I see maybe one win in that. There is two almost guaranteed losses to City and Liverpool. Newcastle regularly do us these days. Might win one of the Wolves/Bournemouth matches.
We're into the new year then and the gap to the bottom three will be closer. These things can snowball.
I miss the days when I'd look at RAWK and laugh at how clueless and reactionary they were. 15 years later, it turns out redcafe is actually worse.I'm a relative newcomer to the caf, but one thing I've noticed is how bipolar the fanbase is.
Every time there is a win, there's talk that 'we're only x points off top 4!'
Every time we lose, the depression sets in and the doomsayers come out of their caves.
The truth is somewhere in between - we are a mid-table club.
Having said all that, it is entirely possible the club will go into to freefall *if* Amorim doesn't build some momentum.
ETH had the luxury of starting with a clean slate. He had two shocking matches, then won against the odds against Liverpool, and carried that momentum until around February that season. He was also carried by Rashford's purple patch.
Amorim has been given a really raw deal.
Liverpool were never this bad.I miss the days when I'd look at RAWK and laugh at how clueless and reactionary they were. 15 years later, it turns out redcafe is actually worse.
Liverpool were never this bad.
Yep if the results on the pitch are depressing enough, coming on here is a different level.I miss the days when I'd look at RAWK and laugh at how clueless and reactionary they were. 15 years later, it turns out redcafe is actually worse.
No they haven'tStranger things have happened.
It is the manager's job to steady the ship when needed, yes Amorim inherited a mess in the middle of the season, while ETH inherited a mess in pre-season.I'm a relative newcomer to the caf, but one thing I've noticed is how bipolar the fanbase is.
Every time there is a win, there's talk that 'we're only x points off top 4!'
Every time we lose, the depression sets in and the doomsayers come out of their caves.
The truth is somewhere in between - we are a mid-table club.
Having said all that, it is entirely possible the club will go into to freefall *if* Amorim doesn't build some momentum.
ETH had the luxury of starting with a clean slate. He had two shocking matches, then won against the odds against Liverpool, and carried that momentum until around February that season. He was also carried by Rashford's purple patch.
Amorim has been given a really raw deal.
No, we won't be. Who are we going to be in the battle in place of?The R word..
I’m not seeing any significant improvements on the field and the players are lacking belief. Our forwards simply aren’t good enough and we look vulnerable at the back. If the keeper also loses confidence then we’re in the shit for the rest of the season. If we get less than 3 points over the next 3 games, then I think we’ll be in a relegation battle for the rest of the season, this is how these things work from my experiences because you end up in a downward spiral which is very hard to get out of no matter how good the players or coaches might be.
Or do you think I am over dramatizing things ?
So you're saying next 3 games are the key to the whole season or next 3 games are most important.The R word..
I’m not seeing any significant improvements on the field and the players are lacking belief. Our forwards simply aren’t good enough and we look vulnerable at the back. If the keeper also loses confidence then we’re in the shit for the rest of the season. If we get less than 3 points over the next 3 games, then I think we’ll be in a relegation battle for the rest of the season, this is how these things work from my experiences because you end up in a downward spiral which is very hard to get out of no matter how good the players or coaches might be.
Or do you think I am over dramatizing things ?
Exactly we need 21 points more and that’s our first target, Amorim needs to learn and learn quickly, SJR has already proven even if he buy s you out of your current contract, if he doesn’t see results he’s an impatient owner, extremely impatient!Silly thread isn’t it. We’ll be nowhere near relegation.
I think it's generally easier to deal with a mess in pre-season than it is half-way through the season.It is the manager's job to steady the ship when needed, yes Amorim inherited a mess in the middle of the season, while ETH inherited a mess in pre-season.
About relegation I don't think we will be that bad, but I see us finishing anywhere between 8th and 14th.
Must be a very slow Monday for the poor ladIt's a good job I noticed it was Rams who made this so he's clearly taking the piss. Good bait though
Well, if we lose to Citeh & Bournemouth, then god forbid lose at Wolves.. then in the best case we’d be only 5 points off the relegation zone at the half way mark. Only saying like..So you're saying next 3 games are the key to the whole season or next 3 games are most important.
Not sure why people say this, if we really wanted to we could do that, no need to get relegated for it.We're obviously not getting relegated but if we did, not sure it would be too bad. Complete reset, get used to winning again, get rid of the big earners etc
Yeah, but are all the teams below us going to win all three of their games during this time?Well, if we lose to Citeh & Bournemouth, then god forbid lose at Wolves.. then in the best case we’d be only 5 points off the relegation zone at the half way mark. Only saying like..
We're doing nowt in January. We are skint.Calm down dear.
We'll finish midtable or better if we buy well in January.