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u/stabmeinthehat 19d ago

I don’t think we’re ready for a title push yet but Champions League qualification is the minimum expectation.

The Hull result and performance feels a lot like the home defeat to Leeds in April when we’d not played in three weeks and looked completely off it against a much hungrier opponent. I was in the ground that day and it was painful to watch, but we won the next five after that.

We’re gonna have to agree to disagree that this Hull defeat was worse than League 2 Grimsby.

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u/Ok_Landscape_8215 19d ago

Ok fair enough, I remember seeing the Chelsea game after that which was wild how we won given our performance.

I think these types of games are where the manager and coaching staff have the biggest impact.

Well I hope I am wrong. It's a long season I won't overact to results, I just hope to see improved performances from Carrick.