We will survive - it's in the stars
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2018 2:40 pm
Am I the only person that reads this forum that thinks we can still stay up ? and feels Paul Casson should be given a bit of slack.
From the games I've seen this season, yes we've lost matches but not every game you lose is down to lack of effort. When you're struggling you don't tend to get the breaks and that seems to have been the case on a number of occasions.
We all know Paul Casson promised too much but in fairness that's been his only fault - if he'd said at the take over "I'll make the side full time, get new floodlights, level the pitch and make some minor improvements to the Cross Bar" we'd have probably been pleased with that. The trouble always seems to be when people get involved with football clubs, logical thinking tends to go out of the window and passion takes over.
We can stay up - it's still in our own hands. All is not lost yet. - Remember Kidderminster.
As Glory Gaynor once said "We will survive"
From the games I've seen this season, yes we've lost matches but not every game you lose is down to lack of effort. When you're struggling you don't tend to get the breaks and that seems to have been the case on a number of occasions.
We all know Paul Casson promised too much but in fairness that's been his only fault - if he'd said at the take over "I'll make the side full time, get new floodlights, level the pitch and make some minor improvements to the Cross Bar" we'd have probably been pleased with that. The trouble always seems to be when people get involved with football clubs, logical thinking tends to go out of the window and passion takes over.
We can stay up - it's still in our own hands. All is not lost yet. - Remember Kidderminster.
As Glory Gaynor once said "We will survive"
Ady asks for sweet Caroline to be playing and sung on Saturday.....radio Cumbria play it!