Why scrap bottom is a good thing
Tue Mar 11, 2014 11:51 am
No doubt about it. Fighting relegation is a tough mental challenge, and this is why i think the cardiff city players have the upper hand. Having a mare middle season, club chaos and changing managers it must have one big mental blow hitting rock bottom
against hull. Hitting rock bottom with 10 games to go gives you the opportunity to get back on track and rebuild the confidence
for final run in. The fans are pulling together and the better atmosphere in the club bringing us forward. Any other team hitting that relegation bump will have a much tougher mental challenge to face later in the season, and far fewer games to turn it around. This is a repeating pattern every year in the premiership, and should only inspire Cardiff City and fans to remain optimistic and fight for that great turnaround
against hull. Hitting rock bottom with 10 games to go gives you the opportunity to get back on track and rebuild the confidence
for final run in. The fans are pulling together and the better atmosphere in the club bringing us forward. Any other team hitting that relegation bump will have a much tougher mental challenge to face later in the season, and far fewer games to turn it around. This is a repeating pattern every year in the premiership, and should only inspire Cardiff City and fans to remain optimistic and fight for that great turnaround
Re: Why scrap bottom is a good thing
Tue Mar 11, 2014 12:11 pm
yes, I'm so glad we hit rock bottom, so much better than not hitting rock bottom
Re: Why scrap bottom is a good thing
Tue Mar 11, 2014 1:06 pm
Deano1 wrote:yes, I'm so glad we hit rock bottom, so much better than not hitting rock bottom
Not exactly the point. But sure
