NUFC vs Chelsea

[ex_pat_magpie]

Bit harsh. It's not simply impatience out of any sort of entitlement.

I think Guybrush is onto something. I think it is a fear that it will all go tits up. It's like a built in fear that's not entirely logical but comes from decades of disappointment.

But the situation where the decades of disappointment were created are totally different to the situation with the club today.

[GBruno]

But the situation where the decades of disappointment were created are totally different to the situation with the club today.

I did say it's illogical.

[Guybrush]

I prefer Dr Impatient or Dr Overemotional.

I actually heard a guy on the Newcastle Matters podcast recently that reminded me of me. It was strangely reassuring. He was just sick of waiting for success and says he wants success now. It’s impatience, with a little something else I can’t quite pinpoint.

That little something else… could it be the thought that if we don’t win something soon, the dream will slip further away.

Footballers have a short career, if they’re not winning with us, they’ll move to a club that is winning and we say good bye to our best players.

We’ve seen it time and again where clubs get so close then fall away again… Everton, West Ham, Leicester (they did win though look at them now - couldn’t sustain success), Spurs.