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No not us, thankfully the season started in August and we actually tried back then.

No our next two opponents are firmly entrenched in a fight for survival and as Man City showed, at some point an opportunity comes along that could reignite your season. For them it was against us. For QPR and Burnley it could well be against us too.

With Leicester already showing we aren't up for a scrap agst teams fighting for survival do these two feel the same and are thanking the gods they've got a game against a side with no backbone, no direction, no motivation, no belief etc, etc, etc and are thinking 3 points could not be any easier to come by?

I would imagine they are

I would imagine they are thanking the gods they are playing us.

Sad to Say!

Disinterested manager disinterested players and a team that likes to give what more could they ask for

If things were not bad enough

If things were not bad enough,I can see QPR beating Westham to really rub salt in the wound ,hopefully by then a new manager may been lined up.The concern is though,any of the quality managers the club are interested in may have been monitoring Westham's recent performances and be thinking ,no way .

5 more matches and then this

5 more matches and then this embarrassing little phase will be over , moral is on the floor and its not goin to change till he goes and that wont be till the end of the season , so its hard to know how many more points , maybe 4

The Rot Sets In

Every match that goes by makes it more difficult when the new manager takes over.

i'd love to know where they

i'd love to know where they get their advice about mangers , who ever it is their crap at it , its different with big Sam though , they didn't need advice , surely they knew what kind of a manager he was