So how long will it take all the Wengeraht diehards to stop blaming AW

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Originally Posted by WES

Yes, I knew you weren't doing it in a serious way, but others are so this was directed at them. :-)

F*ckssake, give me a little credit :rolleyes:

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Fair enough.

There is a vague truth underlying my nonsense, though. I found myself genuinely surprised that I just didn't give a toss about Sunday's game. I think on some level I'd thought that the first game of the season under a new manager might revive my interest, but it just didn't. 4 O'Clock came around, England were hunting down a win in the test match and I just couldn't be arsed turning over. I switched over briefly just in time to see City's second go in and found I felt nothing about it whatsoever. Not angry, sad, disappointed - nothing. :shrug:

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Originally Posted by Burney

Fair enough.

There is a vague truth underlying my nonsense, though. I found myself genuinely surprised that I just didn't give a toss about Sunday's game. I think on some level I'd thought that the first game of the season under a new manager might revive my interest, but it just didn't. 4 O'Clock came around, England were hunting down a win in the test match and I just couldn't be arsed turning over. I switched over briefly just in time to see City's second go in and found I felt nothing about it whatsoever. Not angry, sad, disappointed - nothing. :shrug:

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I’d guess that’s the default position for most supporters tbf. Emotions tend to become more amped when there’s a distinct possibility of either winning something, or performing considerably below par.

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Originally Posted by Burney

'suffer' :hehe:

Such people are bedwetting little nancy boys and ought not to be allowed outside without their mummies.

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:hehe: Same as you! Distinction is, you don't like "their" sort.