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RE: Hull vs WBA - Match Thread - WBA-Josh - 06-12-2014
Nice post Squirrel.
Now onto more pressing matters. Will Varela start against the Villa?
I personally think the Villa match is the best time to unleash the beast from the start given that it is a very important derby, his appearance from the start will give the Hawthorns a massive lift and his match fitness levels should now be at a good level after the 60 minutes that he has played in the past 2 matches.
Ultimately though it comes down to how Irivine, his coaching staff and Varela feel but it will be a big bonus if he does start.
RE: Hull vs WBA - Match Thread - Worldclassalbion - 06-12-2014
Squirrel. I echo Josh's comments. Thats a great post. I've had a few Jack Daniels and a kebab. The world is nearly ok again.
We got ourselves a love in and the world is good. Haha
Still not watching MOTD though
RE: Hull vs WBA - Match Thread - Ska'dForLife-WBA - 07-12-2014
Got a jar of Bonks's on the go and watching The Walking Dead instead of MOTD. Terrifying how much a shambling horde of zombies resembles our midfield on the attack.
RE: Hull vs WBA - Match Thread - Baggievicar - 07-12-2014
Thankfully the nursing home next door have put a stonking great Christmas tree in the window, so I can't see MOTD on their telly while I'm writing sermons. There have been seasons when I would have resented that. Now I think I'll send them a Christmas card to say thanks.
RE: Hull vs WBA - Match Thread - silverbaggie - 07-12-2014
(06-12-2014, 21:12)TheBaggieMan Wrote:(06-12-2014, 19:35)Beefy 1965 Wrote: Welcome Trousers,
Show me any one who did want Ted as head coach
Beefy, I'll show you a certain Jeremy Roland Peace !
About the only one mind you. (I wonder if he is known as 'JR' by his family)
If he is known as JR; perhaps he should be ????????
Nah only joking!!
RE: Hull vs WBA - Match Thread - BBB - 07-12-2014
(06-12-2014, 20:33)betterthanbaird Wrote:(06-12-2014, 19:54)BBB Wrote: A point lads a point, which is great, cos you never know it might be the point we need to stay up.
A for the game it was dross, and Dorrans penalty was predicted and pathetic.
We can't now lose to Villa cos if we do, then
We need 3 points in these types of games but I commend you for looking at the positives, not enough of us do it imo.
I'm confident of a loss against Villa followed by Irvine's sacking.
You could be right on both points - we'll see.!! Like to be at the game though.
BBB
RE: Hull vs WBA - Match Thread - Salopbaggie - 07-12-2014
Genuinely just got back from doing two performances of a pantomime, so had to miss the game today. Reading the match report and the comments above sounds like you guys were at a pantomime as well.
Irvine gone - oh no he hasn't
RE: Hull vs WBA - Match Thread - drewks - 07-12-2014
Is there a time when a post quotes a post that quotes another quote ....and you forget where you started??
Well, onto the last 40 mins of the game which is all I saw......pardon me for being a lone voice but I didn't think we were anything like as bad as all the other posts suggest.
That's it.
RE: Hull vs WBA - Match Thread - Ska'dForLife-WBA - 07-12-2014
I suppose it depends what your yardstick is. Yes, I'll readily admit we've been far worse at times both this season and last season than we were today; this wasn't like Everton in September or Cardiff away last December. But at the same time, Hull were awful, and we were poor enough that we couldn't punish that at all. (To be honest, it wouldn't surprise me if Hull fans were saying the same thing in reverse about us; it was just one of those games). The football is still tedious and toothless, and there are few if any signs of progress. I'd love to believe that we're on the first rung of a ladder and Irvine's taking us upward, but I just can't see the evidence for it right now.
At the moment, I'd love someone at the club to just come out and talk about a long-term plan. If this conservative approach at the moment is just laying the groundwork to build an expansive, attacking side around soon (as you could argue Hodgson's organisation allowed Clarke to deliver that fantastic autumn in 2012), then fair enough; I could get behind that. But it feels like we've taken a step back without any idea of how to take the next two steps forward.
RE: Hull vs WBA - Match Thread - Dingle-Dingle - 07-12-2014
Dear Oh Dear. Nuffing else to say.. That`s it .... It`s over. WORST Performance ever. DD
AFI OUT.