I was just watching the highlights on mcfctv.com and they reminded me of 
something odd. When Sturridge scored, only Neddy congratulated him, everyone 
else just walked off. Now if that were a league match, there would have been 
mass celebration. So, does this mean that a) nobody likes Sturridge or b) 
nobody gave a toss about winning the game?

"Chas"  wrote in message 
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>I was just watching the highlights on mcfctv.com and they reminded me of 
>something odd. When Sturridge scored, only Neddy congratulated him, 
>everyone else just walked off. Now if that were a league match, there would 
>have been mass celebration. So, does this mean that a) nobody likes 
>Sturridge or b) nobody gave a toss about winning the game?
The team did have that "WTF are we doing here?" air about them on Sunday.

Bit worrying that.

I tend to think it was the latter.

There was no desire,drive passion at all - very flat.

I don't think we can underestimate the importance of tonight's match for the 
season.Sven has already indicated on today's news bulletins that he expects 
to see an improvement, apparently the team were upset after the Sheffield 
game (and not just because they were burgled !)

We shall soon see if 'talk is cheap' and if they really have the desire to 
play on cold midwinter premiership grounds !
Elano (taken off) et al ? we will be watching.

IMO 3 points against the bottom team (admittedly fired up with new owners) 
should be a minimum requirement tonight if we have any aspirations of 
remaining in the top 6.

Jimbo

"Chas"  wrote in message 
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>I was just watching the highlights on mcfctv.com and they reminded me of 
>something odd. When Sturridge scored, only Neddy congratulated him, 
>everyone else just walked off. Now if that were a league match, there would 
>have been mass celebration. So, does this mean that a) nobody likes 
>Sturridge or b) nobody gave a toss about winning the game?
>