Anyone starting to get worried?

[brian green]

It all depended where Ellis went for his holidays.  As of today with only UK holidays on offer he would have gone to Cornwall and come back with Colin Wanker.

[Richard E]

It all depended where Ellis went for his holidays.  As of today with only UK holidays on offer he would have gone to Cornwall and come back with Colin Wanker.

Or my mother in law, who possibly wouldn’t do any worse.

[Richard E]

Maybe a rename “Anyone else just resigned to the inevitable?”

Or just ‘Anyone Not Resigned to the Inevitable?’

[mr underhill]

Brian - Colin won a game yesterday, his first in charge for a club near relegation. We could do with some of that.

[VinnieChase84]

I don’t think we will win a single game from what remains. Would make the “fight” to stay up even more laughable. So much for these “ten cup finals”

[Richard E]

I don’t think we will win a single game from what remains. Would make the “fight” to stay up even more laughable. So much for these “ten cup finals”

Ten 2015 FA Cup Finals.

[ChicagoLion]

I would take 6 games with Colin Wanker in charge right now.

[Axl Rose]

I would take 6 games with Colin Wanker in charge right now.

Haha. Me too, mate. Anything to see our useless bunch of twats squirming a bit. They need a fucking rocket up their arses.

[ChicagoLion]

My worry now is, that we will get an absolute shoeing against Liverpool.

[ez]

For all his faults (and there were many), Ellis would not have allowed this situation to be prolonged - he would have fired Dean before Christmas. Not sure why Purslow and the owners are so reluctant to pull the trigger, especially given their stated goals for the club.

It could be something to do with the new contract Smith was given. Smith gets until the end of the season and if we're relegated we can cut him loose easier.

[Lastfootstamper]

For all his faults (and there were many), Ellis would not have allowed this situation to be prolonged - he would have fired Dean before Christmas. Not sure why Purslow and the owners are so reluctant to pull the trigger, especially given their stated goals for the club.

He didn't sack Taylor.

[PaulWinch again]

My worry now is, that we will get an absolute shoeing against 'The Mighty Reds YNWA'.

If Liverpool are remotely interested I think they’ll give us a belting.

[tomd2103]

My worry now is, that we will get an absolute shoeing against 'The Mighty Reds YNWA'.

If Liverpool are remotely interested I think they’ll give us a belting.

Which like the last time we got relegated, will probably be the point where the whole lot of them down tools completely and write it off as a bad job.

[SoccerHQ]

Pretty bad if we can't even reach 30 points in a premier league season.

38 was usually a sacking offence. It's what O'Leary, McLeish and Lambert all finished on in their final full seasons here.

With Watford again losing 30 points will probably be pretty close to staying up!

[RamboandBruno]

Meanwhile whilst we are all staring at our shoes, feeling sorry for ourselves and looking out for our championship fixtures (me included), Watford continue to slide! 1 win in 10.  Wednesday is now massive, Bournemouth must be looking at Newcastle at home as the ‘must win’ for them. We will lose at Liverpool, no doubt, but if we can get past that and Bournemouth don’t beat Newcastle, West Ham don’t beat Chelsea, this is far from over, however poor we are. If we can get past the Man Utd game only 1 or 2 points max behind those three, it really is all to play for with palace, Everton, arsenal and West Ham to come. It’s going to be who is the most shit.