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I'm gonna get dressed for success
shaping me up for the big time, baby.
That job interview was going so well until I realized I was fukked up on acid in the middle of a cornfield naked and talking to a scarecrow.
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Remove emotions of a tight run-in out of the equation, and yes.
Very successful season in the big picture.
7th to 2nd.
I am very much gutted that we couldn't land the big one, and am still feeling it.
Come next season we will all be happy with our 13/14 season.
Has been great to watch some attractive flowing football.
100+ goals, awesome.
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On the whole the season was a massive success it was just the last few games that cost us the title
I look at it like this
on the whole the season was a success
the last 4 games were not but we cant win every game and if we had won the last 4 wouldn't that have been like 15 wins in a row that would be a mean feat for any team ever.
So i think if we sort out the defensive\tactical frailties we could go one step further next season
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united never won more than 11 games in a row under bacon face, so we cant call it a failure.
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Vish thanks for the insult you never let up do you ? you might be logical but you have no emotional intelligence football is about emotion not statistics or your precious demand curves.
Of course it was successful in terms of start of season targets I said that in original post and twice since. But we blew the title and spectacularly too.
That has to hurt for any fan and given the players were in tears I presume they felt so too unless they were tears of joy at palace ?
Why does this matter ?
Because I want the team to win the title I want the fans to hurt like hell and the team squad I want FSG to sign top players and start a squad next year with fire in their belly and stuff it down man city and Chelsea's throats
That's what I want
You can stuff your logic and accepting our second best achievement (albeit in line with past expectations) I want the club to be a winner and that does not come through accepting second best or being pragmatic Hope you don't drown in you illogical emotional crap. Success is not built over a game or one season but step by step. You need to have the objectives and be happy when you reach them. Of course I would have wanted us to win it, but then it would have been a miracle, a winning team is built over time instead of a one off miracle. Nothing to do with second best, if you want the club to be a winner, it has to be built on a solid base, not on emotions.
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What is this all about ey?  Of course it was a massively successful season, why ask? 
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What is this all about ey? Of course it was a massively successful season, why ask? Well, the poster who is never happy about anything is not happy about....anything.
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Vish thanks for the insult you never let up do you ? you might be logical but you have no emotional intelligence football is about emotion not statistics or your precious demand curves.
Of course it was successful in terms of start of season targets I said that in original post and twice since. But we blew the title and spectacularly too.
That has to hurt for any fan and given the players were in tears I presume they felt so too unless they were tears of joy at palace ?
Why does this matter ?
Because I want the team to win the title I want the fans to hurt like hell and the team squad I want FSG to sign top players and start a squad next year with fire in their belly and stuff it down man city and Chelsea's throats
That's what I want
You can stuff your logic and accepting our second best achievement (albeit in line with past expectations) I want the club to be a winner and that does not come through accepting second best or being pragmatic Hope you don't drown in you illogical emotional crap. Success is not built over a game or one season but step by step. You need to have the objectives and be happy when you reach them. Of course I would have wanted us to win it, but then it would have been a miracle, a winning team is built over time instead of a one off miracle. Nothing to do with second best, if you want the club to be a winner, it has to be built on a solid base, not on emotions. Of course I agree entirely but it still felt like failure and I am sure paisley shankly clough and ferguson would regard it as failure not success but a step in the right direction. It's called being winners. What matters now is next season and expectations are the title for me and I would be very disappointed if the club thought otherwise
IF YOU WANT TO BE HEARD SPEAK SOFTLY - BOB PAISLEY
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Vish thanks for the insult you never let up do you ? you might be logical but you have no emotional intelligence football is about emotion not statistics or your precious demand curves.
Of course it was successful in terms of start of season targets I said that in original post and twice since. But we blew the title and spectacularly too.
That has to hurt for any fan and given the players were in tears I presume they felt so too unless they were tears of joy at palace ?
Why does this matter ?
Because I want the team to win the title I want the fans to hurt like hell and the team squad I want FSG to sign top players and start a squad next year with fire in their belly and stuff it down man city and Chelsea's throats
That's what I want
You can stuff your logic and accepting our second best achievement (albeit in line with past expectations) I want the club to be a winner and that does not come through accepting second best or being pragmatic Hope you don't drown in you illogical emotional crap. Success is not built over a game or one season but step by step. You need to have the objectives and be happy when you reach them. Of course I would have wanted us to win it, but then it would have been a miracle, a winning team is built over time instead of a one off miracle. Nothing to do with second best, if you want the club to be a winner, it has to be built on a solid base, not on emotions. Of course I agree entirely but it still felt like failure and I am sure paisley shankly clough and ferguson would regard it as failure not success but a step in the right direction. It's called being winners. What matters now is next season and expectations are the title for me and I would be very disappointed if the club thought otherwise Spot on Stan.
That job interview was going so well until I realized I was fukked up on acid in the middle of a cornfield naked and talking to a scarecrow.
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What is this all about ey? Of course it was a massively successful season, why ask? Well, the poster who is never happy about anything is not happy about....anything. Correct ! Paisley was like that never satisfied. You could not have paid me a better compliment
IF YOU WANT TO BE HEARD SPEAK SOFTLY - BOB PAISLEY
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