Hull City v Aston Villa Post-Shambles Thread

[Rudy65]

Lerner wont sack him but I thought he might resign, after the post match interview it would appear not, were in a whole load of trouble and with Lambert staying in charge were almost certainly sunk, im girding my loins for whats to come, its so fuckin sad.

Lambert looked a beaten man in his interview. However he has too much £ to lose by resigning

[frank black]

Sinclair, looks like it's a good job it's only a loan based on his first start. Gabby? Why. Delf flattered to deceive not a leader, a midfield including Westwood, Cole and Gil is too lightweight and cissoko is pointless when not defending. Oh and Lamberts not going anywhere.

[kippaxvilla2]

Tonight was the first sick feeling I had in my stomach, the one that told me that we are definitely going down.  The idea we are going to get 12-15 points and suddenly start banging in the goals after scoring 12 in 24 games just doesn't stand up to scrutiny on any level.  As for Lambert, it ihas gone beyond the point of just wanting him out now.  Honestly, it is at the stage that whenever I hear him or read a quote, I just want to punch him such is the absolute drivel he is spouting. 

[curiousorange]

I'm going to go to bed in a minute. Tomorrow, I'll log on to my computer at work, and there'll be a mock-sympathetic article on the Beeb about our plight which is actually a gleeful hatchet job. There will be complete silence from the club up until Thursday, when there'll be a pre-FA Cup press conference in which Lambert says 'we have to keep going. We'll try to win'. And I'll die a bit more.

[Mister E]

Just got home from Hull.
Lacklustre, lacking direction or purpose, predictable, easy to defend against, immobile. These are some of the words to sum up the Villa play. It's not that we were bad: we were just completely ineffectual.
As a result of which, we will be relegated unless action is taken now and someone can be brought in to perform a minor miracle.
Lambert seems to be clueless and incapable.
The fans at the game also clearly exuded a lack of hope or expectation. Which smacks of an acceptance of the inevitable.

[Kingthing]

He has "no doubt they'll get out of it" is he on fucking Crack?

Do you really expect, or want, the manager to say "that's it, we're fucked and getting relegated"?

Actually yes, I want him to say we are fucked if my players, the one's that I've picked, the ones that can't hit a cows arse with a fucking banjo, can't score more goals that the other team. I don't doubt we're going down, judging by the previous 14 pages neither does anyone else. Just be honest, he's knows he's shit and nobody wants him, whats he got to lose.   

[markeeeebeeee2005]

"I was aware of it months ago" is the thing that makes me really angry.

There was no protest months ago, he has had more patience shown to him than any other manager in recent times.

To turn around and say that is fucking disgraceful.

That really is in bad taste. There were no protests months ago. We've been more patient than has been called for. Very disrespectful.

[Eurochamps82]

Maybe tempt Redknapp into deferring his knee op with the offer of a short term contract based on a £2-3million payment into his dog's bank account subject to him keeping us up!   

[myf]

Another unwanted record gained. Least number of goals after 25 games in Premier League history.

Gulp

[dave.woodhall]

When we lost to Forest in 1988-89 Sir Graham called it "the most disgraceful and inept performance I have known in seventeen years as a manager." Somehow I can't imagine the current incumbent being so honest. 

[PeterWithesShin]

It's one thing wanting him to say along the lines of "that simply isn't good enough or acceptable" etc and another wanting him to say we aren't staying up. He would be slaughtered by absolutely everyone if he said that.

[AlexAlexCropley]

He can fuck off to Rangers.Ashley can suck his knob

[Proposition Joe]

Silver lining?  QPR's first away win of the season wasn't against us.

[Rudy65]

Silver lining?  QPR's first away win of the season wasn't against us.

Their second one wil

[Walmley_Villa]

When we lost to Forest in 1988-89 Sir Graham called it "the most disgraceful and inept performance I have known in seventeen years as a manager." Somehow I can't imagine the current incumbent being so honest. 

That is something that really winds me up on Lambert, I think he fears losing the dressing room if he blames the players.