The Party’s Over

The party’s surely over for some of the squad. Arne’s given game time to just about everyone but the bus driver and it’s obvious there are players who are not up to the level required. Apart from the Cup game v Accrington, every time Arne has sent out the shadow squad it’s failed. Losing 2-3 at Brighton doesn’t mean anything in the grander scheme of things but we need players who can step up and give the necessary cover and some of those on view down on the south coast haven’t done that. Still the real party can start again on Sunday against the FA Cup winners can’t it.

Boo Who?

Boo who? TAA booed by some as he came on and we were struggling to hold the fort against The Gooners. Those who booed let themselves down and the team. We’d been 2-0 up and looking good, then the momentum shifted and as we have been since December we concede goals far too easily. Instead of booing our own, we should look at what’s in front of us and finish the season on a high.

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All Change At The Bridge

Chelsea 3 Liverpool 1. Well, not a lot you can say other than this result means nothing for us but a lot for Chelsea. I can hear fans of Forest raging in the background but I remember them saying they’d got inside Arne’s head. Darwin misses what looked like chance and VvD gave us a glimmer of hope. I didn’t expect anything else to be honest, after all half the side have been on the town since last Sunday. That’s my excuse and I’m sticking with it. Typical of Chelsea fans, they did their usual tragedy chanting.