Redalert1970 wrote:Totally agree westgate
Mid table after ten games is a brilliant achievement
Well done to all involved
P/T Indie wrote:I think one of the big differences in the quality of manager with good track records and how most want to play good football.
There seems to be no journeymen managers who are falling down the leagues.
Westgate Wanderer wrote:11th after 10 games isn't to be sniffed at eh?
black morse wrote:Westgate Wanderer wrote:11th after 10 games isn't to be sniffed at eh?
Don't get me wrong, I'm delighted that we are where we are, but we have only played one of the top 8 teams so far.
black morse wrote:Westgate Wanderer wrote:11th after 10 games isn't to be sniffed at eh?
Don't get me wrong, I'm delighted that we are where we are, but we have only played one of the top 8 teams so far.
marky No.1 wrote:black morse wrote:Westgate Wanderer wrote:11th after 10 games isn't to be sniffed at eh?
Don't get me wrong, I'm delighted that we are where we are, but we have only played one of the top 8 teams so far.
Yes but after we have played those top 8, we will be above them, starting with Wycombe on Saturday
BerlinWaller wrote:The fans have also stepped up to League 1 as well. The noise used to be a group of 20 or 30 lads singing and it sounded like that. This season there has been a real roar from behind the goal with some participation from the sides. The Robbo's Red Army chant last night made me stand and smile, never heard anything like that noise before at a home game.
Keith wrote:BerlinWaller wrote:The fans have also stepped up to League 1 as well. The noise used to be a group of 20 or 30 lads singing and it sounded like that. This season there has been a real roar from behind the goal with some participation from the sides. The Robbo's Red Army chant last night made me stand and smile, never heard anything like that noise before at a home game.
Totally agree.
The season ticket deal is paying off,
resulting in a massively increased crowd,
resulting in a better atmosphere,
resulting in more people joining in,
resulting in a better match-day experience,
resulting in more fans 'getting the habit',
resulting in better support for the players.
The Mazuma Stadium finally feels like 'home'.
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