Listening to 5 LIVE now, we are Live on 5 Live TOMOROW, Sky Sports and probably that shyte site Talksport , if we don't win tomorrow I am afraid we are going down. COME ON.
I have a great sense of anticipation right now, but come tommorow evening i'll be rather nervous. Lose tommorow = season over. However, i'm confident we will get all 3 points.
I don’t think the season will be over if we lose tomorrow, but it will certainly be a major kick in the teeth, particularly to the fans. Even if we lose, I believe we have the squad mentality and manager to keep us in this league. I’m already nervous. I’m gutted that I’m going to be stuck in Aberystwyth for the game I think is the most important since the play-off final.
We'll be coming, We'll be coming, We'll be coming down the road, When you hear the noise of the yellow army boys, We'll be coming down the road!!! Yellow army, Yellow army. Watford 3-1 Sheffield United
I find those Guardian spoofs hilarious. What do you mean by them being shameful? They never really say anything untrue or unfair- neither West Ham or ourselves are doing that well in the table and you have to admit that Aidy is a bit of a nutter. A brilliant nutter, but a nutter all the same.
Can anyone post the article or let me have a link to it as I can't trace it. Have read though that Aidy took the squad on a team building exercise which involved them climbing 50 foot up trees and supporting each other. Only hope they've still got some energy left for the match tonight.
Mean - They are all resting comfortably behind my trees now. Thanks Aidy - it was a great idea getting the players to climb the trees for me to gather my honey. Jobby - just to let you know, Coco didn't drop his honey jar
Keep an eye out for a postponement tonight jobby, no point driving up for no reason. Do you think there will be a pitch inspection announced?
Maybe difficult finding "someone in a bit", Excuse my bearish ignorance - what is a bit? Is there food in it?
I've just typed it up for you as it's not online: Motivation station, with Alan and Aidy Boothroyd: Another glorious success for you then, Pards? Pardew: Even if I say so myself Boothroyd: If only Watford could be 15th in the league. So how do you do it? Where did it all go right? Pardew: It's about belief, my friend. During our terrible run the players' heads were dropping. Their chins were on the floor. They were dragging their feet and pulling their forelocks. Boothroyd: That kind of body language doesn't get you wins, mate. Pardew: Well now they give 110%, and some have been measured at 140%. I've told them that they shouldn't stop running for 90 minutes whatever happens. Boothroyd: So how do you explain Tevez's stroppy walk-out? Pardew: A brilliant example. Pulled him off with 25 minutes to go but did he stop running? Not until he got home. What a pro.
The one from last week, after the Portsmouth game: Motivation station, with Alan and Aidy Boothroyd: High on a hill was a lonely goatherd... Pardew: Don't talk to me about Carlos Tevez, I've had enough of the useless bugger Boothroyd: I'm not, I'm thinking of the Sound of Music. Odl lay, odl lay, odl lay hee ho! Pardew: The critically acclaimed new production in London's West End? Boothroyd: That's the beauty - its star had risen from obscurity, refusing to be daunted by the challenge and taking to the biggest stage of all with technique and verve - and they're still smiling and improving. Pardew: I see what you mean - that's the kind of story that could really inspire a team in your position Boothroyd: That's what I thought. Didn't work though. Pardew: What happened? Boothroyd: I told Jay DeMerit to climb every mountain, but he climbed all over Kanu instead
The last one I still have, from after the Chelsea game: Motivation station with Alan and Aidy Pardew: You took a bit of a battering Boothroyd: Indeed we did. But getting anything at Stamford Bridge was against all odds Pardew: Ooh, take a look at me now, well there's just an empty space. I love the spud-faced bard, Phil Collins Boothroyd: Me too. I could feel defeat coming in the air tonight, oh lord Pardew: Yeah, I know how you feel. We play them next Boothroyd: How are you going to get their confidence back for that after getting done by Boro? Are you going to bring the psychologist in? Do three days of visioneering exercises and mental rehearsal to gee your boys up? Pardew: There is that, I suppose. But then again I feel so good if I just say the word, Sussudio Boothroyd: Blimey. That's what I call positive thinking Pardew: It's a game of give and take Boothroyd: Easy, lover
