So, the current thinking is that because we have had a crap season and the team/club imploded since Chelsea, it is ok to use another defeat as fuel for the bonfire that is Aston Villa. Is that right and fair. I do not want people saying that my club was humiliated when it was an exaggeration to a defeat just to make a headline. Or should I just curl up and accept it like others.
Sorry to sound pedantic but it depends on what you mean by humiliated.I found it humiliating because it was so predictable. I did not expect us to beat Bradford and we did not. I did not expect to beat Millwall and we did not.
Sorry to sound pedantic but it depends on what you mean by humiliated.I found it humiliating because it was so predictable. I did not expect us to beat Bradford and we did not. I did not expect to beat Millwall and we did not.I find so many of our games humiliating because they are winnable and we just panic and run up the white flag.I find the fact humiliating that only Ron Vlaar had the guts to come and face fans who had frozen their nuts off in a vile and hostile environment to witness yet another feeble performance. All the others, including the manager turned their backs on us and slunk off. the pitch.I find it humiliating that an average player like Danny Shittu towered above our attack and our defence like Franz Beckenbauer.The humiliation is cumulative.
For me it's been a cumulation of events since we were soundly thrashed by Chelsea.
The word 'humiliation' is an easy soundbite when describing a Premier league team being knocked out by a side in a lower division.