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If you allocate 3 points for a win, we picked up 45 points from 42 games, losing 21 when we were relegated bottom of the table in 1976/77, an average of 1.07 a game.

This season we are currently 38 points from 37 games, losing 21 at an average of 1.03 a game.

We are delivering a worst league performance than when we were last relegated 48 years ago. As has been said, the league table never lies and that is the barometer of any season. This is utterly shameful from all concerned, owners, managers and players. The buck always stops with the manager though and there can be no surviving this regardless of what happens in Bilbao.
 
If you allocate 3 points for a win, we picked up 45 points from 42 games, losing 21 when we were relegated bottom of the table in 1976/77, an average of 1.07 a game.

This season we are currently 38 points from 37 games, losing 21 at an average of 1.03 a game.

We are delivering a worst league performance than when we were last relegated 48 years ago. As has been said, the league table never lies and that is the barometer of any season. This is utterly shameful from all concerned, owners, managers and players. The buck always stops with the manager though and there can be no surviving this regardless of what happens in Bilbao.
Think we are well on track to record our worst league performance in 90 years - when we were relegated... a year after finishing third. That team lost 22 league games as well...
 
If you allocate 3 points for a win, we picked up 45 points from 42 games, losing 21 when we were relegated bottom of the table in 1976/77, an average of 1.07 a game.

This season we are currently 38 points from 37 games, losing 21 at an average of 1.03 a game.

We are delivering a worst league performance than when we were last relegated 48 years ago. As has been said, the league table never lies and that is the barometer of any season. This is utterly shameful from all concerned, owners, managers and players. The buck always stops with the manager though and there can be no surviving this regardless of what happens in Bilbao.
Juno Thank you for doing the maths I had knock down rows with stupid people on social media screaming. "HOW CAN WE BE WORSE WE'VE BEEN RELEGATED!!" Lol you would be amazed at the amount of people who can not understand what you have just explained. Now I'll simply cut and paste your home work. Thumbs 👍
 
The only thing to look forward to now, is Ange and the entire backroom staff being sacked in disgrace after such a fucking shocking season.

I've been waiting for this all season. It's been the longest most painful season I can remember.
 
If you allocate 3 points for a win, we picked up 45 points from 42 games, losing 21 when we were relegated bottom of the table in 1976/77, an average of 1.07 a game.

This season we are currently 38 points from 37 games, losing 21 at an average of 1.03 a game.

We are delivering a worst league performance than when we were last relegated 48 years ago. As has been said, the league table never lies and that is the barometer of any season. This is utterly shameful from all concerned, owners, managers and players. The buck always stops with the manager though and there can be no surviving this regardless of what happens in Bilbao.
If the league table never lies, surely 17th place is better than 22nd place?
 
So harry7 if Ange is good enough to take over at City, that must mean the Brighton manager should be the next Real boss?

Well, the Burley manager who got relegated just won the Bundesliga, so anything is possible.

Brighton weren't competing across 4 competitions. No Europe. They got knocked out of the efl cup early, but did make it to the QF of FA.

It's rather interesting, because guess who's medical team Spurs poached in the summer - Yep, Brighton's!!!!
 
Fair enough. But end of the day, I think the results & table don't lie. We're a very poor team, full of gutless sissies, managed by the biggest fraud in the PL, all working for a gangster property developer parading as a Spurs-loving football chairman.

Finishing 5th last season was a fluke due in large parts to that famous 10-game stretch. That Europa League run to the final is so overblown it's not even funny anymore.

How some can still defend that shite is unreal. Not talking about you btw.

We didn't get 5th last season because of a fluke. We did very well to deal with the loss of Kane, and then suffered injuries to key players. We had to play Royal/Davies at CB FFS, and had no fit striker for much of the season.

The club keeps leaving the squad woefully short of experienced players. Holjberg was an excellent experienced player to bring on late in games to organise the team - and for whatever reason he left for nothing, to be replaced by 2 X 18 years with zero experience at this level.

I don't disagree that this season has been a major fuck up across the board. Recruitment, coaching, medical, players, but the blaim doesn't lay with a single person - it's a combination of all of those things.

Can the existing staff learn from this and improve? Or do we need to throw everything away and start again? Changing 1 part of the jigsaw achieves nothing new.
 
As I very clearly said - there have been so many chances to sack him and we haven’t done it.

Strikes me that if you have months of utterly shite performances to consider and don’t use them a reason to sack someone, winning or losing a European cup final isn’t more of a motivation to do so.

I don’t think they could get anyone in during that time as their targets were concentrating on their current clubs & they knew Mason would not have pleased anyone . As time went on the possibility of reaching a final convinced them to stick with Ange

It’s your typical ENIC balls up
 
So remember the season Leicester finished 17th and then won the league the next season , maybe that was the plan all along for Ange! :ange-arms:

They finished 14th!!

Don’t change history to suit your own Ange Man Crush agenda!!

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Ange's biggest mistake was stubborn complacency. Throughout our persistent injury crisis he continued to double down on, "I'll do it my way", rather than battening down the hatches, making us hard to score against and building slowly from there, as & when possible. It's why we're currently 17th.
His cavalier, gung-ho, swashbuckling approach has failed in the league, but he stubbornly refused to adapt until it was way too late (and to be honest, it's still not working). By & large it has worked against weaker European teams, on a one-off basis, but it won't work against Utd on Wednesday.

Stubbornness has cost him his job. Fingers crossed it doesn't cost us a trophy.
 
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