Johnthewhite wrote: ↑Sun Mar 22, 2026 1:05 pm
Probably agree with that, Okafor must have shown something in training you would have thought
I thought James was OK in the time he had, certainly lifted the crowd which led to our best spell in the match by far. In hindsight the wingers should probably have been given longer to make an impact.
Lots of good debate on here about last night's match, but we do need to keep sight of the ultimate pre-season target which was, to stay up nothing more nothing less and that is what the money men (the people that matter) will judge DF on, not if we all left last night feeling entertained
My expectations have increased with the realisation it's a weaker division and two teams self destructed early, which hadn't happened the previous three seasons. So for most of the season we've been playing for the final relegation place
Pre season I may have been happy with a: get a point at West Ham and stay up, but I think we should be safe by now. Somewhere near Sunderland and Palace, not Forest and West Ham
Anyone who thinks we're nailed on to beat Burnley/Wolves and West Ham final game if we need to is going to be in for a shock imo.. We might win but it's not a sure thing and two losses there are just as likely the way we're playing
Farke changed things up last season, didn't the season before. Lets see which way he goes this season..
Again for the sake of clarity I'd rather be in our position than Burnley, Wolves and Forest, I'll hold fire on West Ham, they need to get beaten today. if they win I think I might prefer their position even if it's a couple of points worse off.
Forest or Spurs are more likely to go down than us as it stands