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Sad times - RIP John

I always thought it was.... Those were the days my friend We took the Stretford End We went to Arsenal, and took the North Bank too, We took the Millwall Den, and then went back again Those were the days Oh yes those were the days! Also remember, We're Wednesday, we're barmy, we're off our flipping heads!

Understandable (at press conferences / in interviews)

Chelsea will have tomorrow off training.....they've had their training match today.

Fox is crap. The plan to frustrate Chelsea has worked, but there is no plan of attack. Most entertaining bit of the match is listening to our fans. Go for it 2nd half lads.

I don't remember one after the game but remember one when people who went for a slash at half time were trying to get back on the terrace.

Can't wait!!

Keep checking on here and other sites to see if he's been sacked yet. Fed up of it now! See you next Saturday for another set of posts of us all in shock that he hasn't gone yet. Regardless of finances etc he should just be gone. I'd do a better job.

Was my 1st ever away game! What an experience that was! Sure it was his 100th league goal too! Like everyone says - hard working, got stuck in, gave his all - was a good lad!

I don't get the fascination about United. I'm not bothered how they played. I'm not bothered how great / crap they are. I'm bothered that we as a team under Jos are lacking leadership, lacking ideas, lacking creativity and personality which all stems from him. Be honest sonofbert2, do you think the future looks good with him as manager? c'mon take the blue and white tinted glasses of mate.

....sounds like what Jos did in his 1st game in charge last season......yes last season........and what has changed, errrrrr nothing. I'm not advocating McCarthy, but at least we'd have had maybe one decent attempt on goal - we even had one of them last season.

The biggest problem for me with those who are saying 'how well we did' last Friday night and 'what do we expect in the club's situation' is that we should have higher expectations for our club and also have higher expectations of our manager. To go into a game and not have a bit of a go at winning is really poor in my book. If people are honest, and all things were equal would you really choose Jos to take the club forward? I wouldn't. Last Friday reminded me of Graeme Taylor being in charge of England all those years ago. You're heart didn't want England to lose, but you just knew that he wasn't the right man for the job and it was a double edged sword when England didn't reach the world cup. I feel the same about Jos. Apart from making us a tight unit, he hasn't got a plan. He doesn't connect with the fans either. The little run we put together to get us into the play-off places gave a false view of the team and it was hardly scintilating football - in many ways it was a lot of dross with a few blinding longe rangers from Reach. I understand about FFP and all the clubs issues, but for gods sake! If it was a manager trying to play in the right way, having a go, I think there would be a lot more forgiving people on here. Objectively - yeah, well done we got a point. Players like Cameron, Penny, Reach, Bannan, Fletcher deserve credit. Realistically - In their heart of hearts people know it wasn't good enough. 1 shot on target (well kind of). They weren't world beaters, and we made them look good - and that is the point. Expect more people, and push the club forward, not stick with what we've got, because it was better rubbish than the rubbish served up in the previous game.

Glad we're not getting hammered score wise, but we are pretty clueless - lump it and hope - yeah they're a good team but it shouldn't be this easy for 'em.

I agree that having the semis there takes the gloss off the cup - it was a proper dream as a kid to play there in the final. Everyone seems to play / have played there nowadays. I also think the FA screwed up massively when they re-built / re-designed it not to have the changing rooms at a 'tunnel end'. The long walk to the centre circle just added to the occasion and history of the place - that's all lost now. I'd even go as far to say that they should've kept the old style nets too - they were iconic too!! I'm not against change but think they really lost some history when they changed those things......it's those that make a place.

If West Brom fans love him, why weren't they breaking their necks to keep him when Pulis went?? Bolton fans hated him - and he just used to shut up shop wherever they played - home and away. Inspired a comeback at the lane??? Where was he at the start of the game. It wasn't like we appointed him at half-time to turn that match round!! Like his enthusiasm and love for the club, but football has moved on and he's a non-league manager at best. No ta - God I hope we don't appoint hI'm.