Loughborough Ram

I don't really contribute much these days because the forum lacks fun.
If there are one or two threads regarding the manager and the performances then it's easy to ignore, if you want to, but looking at half a dozen threads with slightly different wording while essentially saying exactly the same thing is off putting in my opinion. 
I'm somewhere in the middle when it comes to the manager, but I'm definitely on the side of those that think the current state of this forum, due to the over the top negativity, is not the best.

I wish that the fans would take a more common sense approach on both sides of the argument.
The old saying goes, that you shouldn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss. On here that adage goes out of the window because the fans are so far away, at each end of the spectrum, a win or a loss is seen as amunition to use against the opposing view, making this forum almost unreadable at times.
Try and remember, it's just three points at stake, no more no less, and we should know more than most after what we've been through,  that its far more fun supporting a harmonious club, than a divided one.
 

I wish that the fans would take a more common sense approach on both sides of the argument.
The old saying goes, that you shouldn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss. On here that adage goes out of the window because the fans are so far away, at each end of the spectrum, a win or a loss is seen as amunition to use against the opposing view, making this forum almost unreadable at times.
Try and remember, it's just three points at stake, no more no less, and we should know more than most after what we've been through,  that its far more fun supporting a harmonious club, than a divided one.
 

I wish that the fans would take a more common sense approach on both sides of the argument.
The old saying goes, that you shouldn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss. On here that adage goes out of the window because the fans are so far away, at each end of the spectrum, a win or a loss is seen as amunition to use against the opposing view, making this forum almost unreadable at times.
Try and remember, it's just three points at stake, no more no less, and we should know more than most after what we've been through,  that its far more fun supporting a harmonious club, than a divided one.
 

I wish that the fans would take a more common sense approach on both sides of the argument.
The old saying goes, that you shouldn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss. On here that adage goes out of the window because the fans are so far away, at each end of the spectrum, a win or a loss is seen as amunition to use against the opposing view, making this forum almost unreadable at times.
Try and remember, it's just three points at stake, no more no less, and we should know more than most after what we've been through,  that its far more fun supporting a harmonious club, than a divided one.
 

I wish that the fans would take a more common sense approach on both sides of the argument.
The old saying goes, that you shouldn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss. On here that adage goes out of the window because the fans are so far away, at each end of the spectrum, a win or a loss is seen as amunition to use against the opposing view, making this forum almost unreadable at times.
Try and remember, it's just three points at stake, no more no less, and we should know more than most after what we've been through,  that its far more fun supporting a harmonious club, than a divided one.
 

I wish that the fans would take a more common sense approach on both sides of the argument.
The old saying goes, that you shouldn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss. On here that adage goes out of the window because the fans are so far away, at each end of the spectrum, a win or a loss is seen as amunition to use against the opposing view, making this forum almost unreadable at times.
Try and remember, it's just three points at stake, no more no less, and we should know more than most after what we've been through,  that its far more fun supporting a harmonious club, than a divided one.
 

I wish that the fans would take a more common sense approach on both sides of the argument.
The old saying goes, that you shouldn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss. On here that adage goes out of the window because the fans are so far away, at each end of the spectrum, a win or a loss is seen as amunition to use against the opposing view, making this forum almost unreadable at times.
Try and remember, it's just three points at stake, no more no less, and we should know more than most after what we've been through,  that its far more fun supporting a harmonious club, than a divided one.
 

I wish that the fans would take a more common sense approach on both sides of the argument.
The old saying goes, that you shouldn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss. On here that adage goes out of the window because the fans are so far away, at each end of the spectrum, a win or a loss is seen as amunition to use against the opposing view, making this forum almost unreadable at times.
Try and remember, it's just three points at stake, no more no less, and we should know more than most after what we've been through,  that its far more fun supporting a harmonious club, than a divided one.
 

I wish that the fans would take a more common sense approach on both sides of the argument.
The old saying goes, that you shouldn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss. On here that adage goes out of the window because the fans are so far away, at each end of the spectrum, a win or a loss is seen as amunition to use against the opposing view, making this forum almost unreadable at times.
Try and remember, it's just three points at stake, no more no less, and we should know more than most after what we've been through,  that its far more fun supporting a harmonious club, than a divided one.
 

I wish that the fans would take a more common sense approach on both sides of the argument.
The old saying goes, that you shouldn't get too high after a win or too low after a loss. On here that adage goes out of the window because the fans are so far away, at each end of the spectrum, a win or a loss is seen as amunition to use against the opposing view, making this forum almost unreadable at times.
Try and remember, it's just three points at stake, no more no less, and we should know more than most after what we've been through,  that its far more fun supporting a harmonious club, than a divided one.
 

But things sometimes take time and we are only 10 games in.
Many of us haven't been jumping off cliffs, not because we love everything about Paul Warne but because we accept that things aren't always perfect from day 1, despite some others demanding that it should be.

But things sometimes take time and we are only 10 games in.
Many of us haven't been jumping off cliffs, not because we love everything about Paul Warne but because we accept that things aren't always perfect from day 1, despite some others demanding that it should be.

But things sometimes take time and we are only 10 games in.
Many of us haven't been jumping off cliffs, not because we love everything about Paul Warne but because we accept that things aren't always perfect from day 1, despite some others demanding that it should be.

But things sometimes take time and we are only 10 games in.
Many of us haven't been jumping off cliffs, not because we love everything about Paul Warne but because we accept that things aren't always perfect from day 1, despite some others demanding that it should be.

"Look at his face, just look at his face"
The first proper diver in English football but what a player. Dispite all of the brilliant things he did for the Rams, most of us will remember him best for disproving the myth that Norman Hunter was a hard man.
 

But things sometimes take time and we are only 10 games in.
Many of us haven't been jumping off cliffs, not because we love everything about Paul Warne but because we accept that things aren't always perfect from day 1, despite some others demanding that it should be.

Just looking forward, staggeringly Cheltenham haven't scored a league goal this season. 
Could we really string a couple of wins together, make it unbeaten in 5 games with 11 points from 15.
Crickey we really are close to crisis point!

But things sometimes take time and we are only 10 games in.
Many of us haven't been jumping off cliffs, not because we love everything about Paul Warne but because we accept that things aren't always perfect from day 1, despite some others demanding that it should be.

But things sometimes take time and we are only 10 games in.
Many of us haven't been jumping off cliffs, not because we love everything about Paul Warne but because we accept that things aren't always perfect from day 1, despite some others demanding that it should be.

But things sometimes take time and we are only 10 games in.
Many of us haven't been jumping off cliffs, not because we love everything about Paul Warne but because we accept that things aren't always perfect from day 1, despite some others demanding that it should be.

Surely there's nothing to moan about tonight.
Oh hang on, there's always Paul Warne, maybe he stood in the wrong place when making some of the substitutions, or had a really ugly water bottle.
God Paul Warne, eh, can't understand how he keeps his job

Surely there's nothing to moan about tonight.
Oh hang on, there's always Paul Warne, maybe he stood in the wrong place when making some of the substitutions, or had a really ugly water bottle.
God Paul Warne, eh, can't understand how he keeps his job

But things sometimes take time and we are only 10 games in.
Many of us haven't been jumping off cliffs, not because we love everything about Paul Warne but because we accept that things aren't always perfect from day 1, despite some others demanding that it should be.

But things sometimes take time and we are only 10 games in.
Many of us haven't been jumping off cliffs, not because we love everything about Paul Warne but because we accept that things aren't always perfect from day 1, despite some others demanding that it should be.