Peter wrote: |
Some post-match reaction:
JG talking to BBC Surrey - https://audioboo.fm/boos/2407531 Bobson Bawling talking to BBC Surrey - https://audioboo.fm/boos/2407524 JG interview on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kuf20vy_fg Bobson Bawling interview on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxUo74YjkkE |
lee 66 wrote: |
It's just gone quarter to 6 and I'm sitting in the van going to work.I'm still in shock from last night's match but not sure if I'm angry about it or just disappointed.
Having just read Armchairs post has brought home a reality that we must all share.Is this the start of the decline and inevitable slide back to non league. I'm begining to realise the thought has always been there,hidden away in the back of my mind suppressed and unchallenged because I didn'tt want to think about it.I can't be alone in this thought.We must all be wondering the same thing,is this the beginning of the end as a football league club? The dismantling of well known and popular players must have had an affect.I think the club knew this when they started the meet your new heroes campaigne a few weeks back.We lost some decent and popular players and as a result fans lost their attachment to the team.We may have had little option but to let them go,it was a medicene we had to swallow,trouble is,medicine like that needs sugar in it to sweeten it up or it leaves a nasty taste. The club needs support.We won't be getting it from the people of West Sussex. The club were hoping the county would take an interest but that was never going to happen,not in a million years.We all know how they feel about our town. Talking of our town,why have they deserted us.Is it to expensive?Will we always be non league in their eyes and forever irrelevant to their thoughts. Let's hope this dark mood in my mind clears and JG can show me the light . |
lee 66 wrote: |
It's just gone quarter to 6 and I'm sitting in the van going to work.I'm still in shock from last night's match but not sure if I'm angry about it or just disappointed.
Having just read Armchairs post has brought home a reality that we must all share.Is this the start of the decline and inevitable slide back to non league. I'm begining to realise the thought has always been there,hidden away in the back of my mind suppressed and unchallenged because I didn'tt want to think about it.I can't be alone in this thought.We must all be wondering the same thing,is this the beginning of the end as a football league club? The dismantling of well known and popular players must have had an affect.I think the club knew this when they started the meet your new heroes campaigne a few weeks back.We lost some decent and popular players and as a result fans lost their attachment to the team.We may have had little option but to let them go,it was a medicene we had to swallow,trouble is,medicine like that needs sugar in it to sweeten it up or it leaves a nasty taste. The club needs support.We won't be getting it from the people of West Sussex. The club were hoping the county would take an interest but that was never going to happen,not in a million years.We all know how they feel about our town. Talking of our town,why have they deserted us.Is it to expensive?Will we always be non league in their eyes and forever irrelevant to their thoughts. Let's hope this dark mood in my mind clears and JG can show me the light . |
lee 66 wrote: |
It's just gone quarter to 6 and I'm sitting in the van going to work.I'm still in shock from last night's match but not sure if I'm angry about it or just disappointed.
Having just read Armchairs post has brought home a reality that we must all share.Is this the start of the decline and inevitable slide back to non league. I'm begining to realise the thought has always been there,hidden away in the back of my mind suppressed and unchallenged because I didn'tt want to think about it.I can't be alone in this thought.We must all be wondering the same thing,is this the beginning of the end as a football league club? The dismantling of well known and popular players must have had an affect.I think the club knew this when they started the meet your new heroes campaigne a few weeks back.We lost some decent and popular players and as a result fans lost their attachment to the team.We may have had little option but to let them go,it was a medicene we had to swallow,trouble is,medicine like that needs sugar in it to sweeten it up or it leaves a nasty taste. The club needs support.We won't be getting it from the people of West Sussex. The club were hoping the county would take an interest but that was never going to happen,not in a million years.We all know how they feel about our town. Talking of our town,why have they deserted us.Is it to expensive?Will we always be non league in their eyes and forever irrelevant to their thoughts. Let's hope this dark mood in my mind clears and JG can show me the light . |
Armchairfan wrote: |
I was slated a little for my comments regarding the low crowd against Swindon.Im thick skinned,I'll live.
I feel compelled to raise the issue again tonight. People can make excuses about August traditionally being poor for crowds,and I agree......but didn't we average about 3500 last year? I know figures can be swayed over a season due to differing away followings,but after two games we have had about 5000 through the turnstiles. My basic mathematical skills suggest we are 1000 down (per game) on average. Any particular reason for this? Hopefully it won't be suggested that they are all in Spain,because they're not. |
Red, Red & Red wrote: |
it's a miracle we didn't lose by more goalsy |
Crawley001 wrote: |
If we'd been offered 6 points from those 3 matches, I think anyone on here would have taken that, so it's been a good start results wise especially given the number of changes (most expected it would be a couple of months before we started gelling). |
lee 66 wrote: |
It's just gone quarter to 6 and I'm sitting in the van going to work.I'm still in shock from last night's match but not sure if I'm angry about it or just disappointed.
Having just read Armchairs post has brought home a reality that we must all share.Is this the start of the decline and inevitable slide back to non league. I'm begining to realise the thought has always been there,hidden away in the back of my mind suppressed and unchallenged because I didn'tt want to think about it.I can't be alone in this thought.We must all be wondering the same thing,is this the beginning of the end as a football league club? The dismantling of well known and popular players must have had an affect.I think the club knew this when they started the meet your new heroes campaigne a few weeks back.We lost some decent and popular players and as a result fans lost their attachment to the team.We may have had little option but to let them go,it was a medicene we had to swallow,trouble is,medicine like that needs sugar in it to sweeten it up or it leaves a nasty taste. The club needs support.We won't be getting it from the people of West Sussex. The club were hoping the county would take an interest but that was never going to happen,not in a million years.We all know how they feel about our town. Talking of our town,why have they deserted us.Is it to expensive?Will we always be non league in their eyes and forever irrelevant to their thoughts. Let's hope this dark mood in my mind clears and JG can show me the light . |
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