Re: England Academy vs Australia : Wed Dec 17, 2014 7:51 am  

hull smallears wrote:

I reckon all posters negative or positive want this.

Most. But not all I fear. And not all posters are either negative or positive. Many are able to question the bad stuff and give credit where it's due.

Re: England Academy vs Australia : Wed Dec 17, 2014 8:17 am  

Staffs FC wrote:

Most. But not all I fear. And not all posters are either negative or positive. Many are able to question the bad stuff and give credit where it's due.

Indeed, and how it should be. I just worked out I am probably going to miss 3 of the first 4 away games so am quite depressed about that at the mo!!

Re: England Academy vs Australia : Wed Dec 17, 2014 8:47 am  

hull smallears wrote:

Indeed, and how it should be. I just worked out I am probably going to miss 3 of the first 4 away games so am quite depressed about that at the mo!!

I'd wait and see how the results go first - it could be a blessing

Re: England Academy vs Australia : Wed Dec 17, 2014 9:00 am  

ccs wrote:

I don't.

It's odd that, for some, Radford bashing is perfectly acceptable as a reason for poor performances, but any suggestion that previous regime(s) might have contributed is attacked with disgusting and abusive comments.

1. I didn't see any disgusting or abusive comments by Mr Zucchini Head.
2. I (and from the content of the posts, I think Mr Zucchini Head, too) am not advocating blaming Radford for everything and Gentle for nothing. I just have an issue with the perceived balance of where the amounts of blame are currently being apportioned.

Re: England Academy vs Australia : Wed Dec 17, 2014 1:14 pm  

Staffs FC wrote:

Possibly. But there's plenty of egg to go around if Radford does well. And that's what we all want as FC fans.

Don't we ?

Eggs?

Re: England Academy vs Australia : Wed Dec 17, 2014 2:16 pm  

Egg on yer face. Or humble pie to eat. That kind of thing.