We don't know when we're beat...

[First Jedi 0]

It''s really great to see a City team that will actually keep on fighting till the final whistle. I realise this hasn''t happened in every game we''ve lost, this season... I thought on of the biggest pluses to come out the Sunderland game is we played for 90 minutes and never let off... the game was dead at 3-0, and yet we battled, got a goal back, nearly got a second and was close to giving them a good game. Even after shipping another goal at 4-1 down, we still plugged away. I was thinking it''ll be nice to see that attitude during league matches, when the cameras aren''t there, and Saturday''s game showed that, hopefully, Lambert''s Canaries are a different mark from other years, when a single goal would kill us.

[macdougalls perm 0]

[quote user="First Jedi"]It''s really great to see a City team that will actually keep on fighting till the final whistle. I realise this hasn''t happened in every game we''ve lost, this season... I thought on of the biggest pluses to come out the Sunderland game is we played for 90 minutes and never let off... the game was dead at 3-0, and yet we battled, got a goal back, nearly got a second and was close to giving them a good game. Even after shipping another goal at 4-1 down, we still plugged away. I was thinking it''ll be nice to see that attitude during league matches, when the cameras aren''t there, and Saturday''s game showed that, hopefully, Lambert''s Canaries are a different mark from other years, when a single goal would kill us.[/quote]

Couldn''t agree more!! This is exactly what I left Carra Rud thinking on Saturday - and in fairness, going two-nil down to the division''s form team was a situation in which you could really expect heads to go down . But they didn''t, just dusted themselves down, took the game to them and, imo, were unlucky not to come away with all three points. Long may this continue I say! [Y][Y]  

[paul moy 235]

Having the fifth highest attendance throughout the whole league also helps to drive the team on !!  [<:o)]

[Romantic 0]

Shame we had to watch utter resignation at MK on Monday though wasn''t it? Some consistency in that attitude and I''ll be much happier.

[B-ru 0]

I agree a great morale boosting performance. There is no way we deserved to loose that game. I would have taken a draw at the start, the drama and entertainment was a bonus. The referee was again a disgrace though.

[First Jedi 0]

"Shame we had to watch utter resignation at MK on Monday though wasn''t it? Some consistency in that attitude and I''ll be much happier."

True, true... I was hoping to see that battling spirit then... lets hope it''s not too rare this season!

[Michael Starr 571]

Be fair, the MK Dons game was ridiculous... 3 injured players in one game... before that, we were doing just fine.

[BlyBlyBabes 0]

[quote user="Michael Starr"]Be fair, the MK Dons game was ridiculous... 3 injured players in one game... before that, we were doing just fine.[/quote]

Early days yet.

Hungry teams win dead balls, chase lost causes and keep things alive.

Successful teams do this consistently  - and not just when they are ''up for it'' for some reason. 

We had sporadic performances like this under both Grant and Roeder. But......

Good luck to Lambert.

OTBC

 

 

[norfolkchance1 0]

I was just imagining what may have happened on Saturday under the previous regime. In most of Gunns games that I saw away from home 2-0 was goodnight Vienna.

Credit to Lambert for addressing the mindset of the players and hopefully with some overdue luck we might start moving forwards up the league.

[Simon Lappin, King Of Spain 0]

[quote user="First Jedi"]"Shame we had to watch utter resignation at MK on Monday though wasn''t it? Some consistency in that attitude and I''ll be much happier." True, true... I was hoping to see that battling spirit then... lets hope it''s not too rare this season![/quote]

I actually disagree I thought we battled to the end against Mc Dons but losing two defenders plus our best creative player had an obvious effect on the shape of the team and also meant that Lambert couldn''t make any tactical changes. We were always likely to struggle under those circumstances. I agree however that our spirit appears to be greatly improved, hopefully this will continue and translate into some victories, starting on saturday!

[paul moy 235]

I was also very impressed with the battling performance against MK Dons in the ''teeth of adversity''. A relative of mine who was at the game supporting the Dons, that I met up with at the weekend, said that he was extremely impressed with our left-winger.

[canary cherub 1]

*bump*

 

[WeAreYellows49 0]

Good to see our 10 players digging deep and getting a goal, well done lads. [Y]

[ricardo 8,034]

At least we are now fighting for the full 90+ minutes.

We just need a change of luck and we are long overdue for it.

[WeAreYellows49 0]

[quote user="ricardo"]

At least we are now fighting for the full 90+ minutes.

We just need a change of luck and we are long overdue for it.

[/quote]

 

Ain''t that the truth

[First Wizard 0]

[quote user="Michael Starr"]Be fair, the MK Dons game was ridiculous... 3 injured players in one game... before that, we were doing just fine.[/quote]

Spots on plus appalling officials again!