PPLTSD

(Post Premier League Traumatic Stress Disorder)

I thought i was alone in feeling that there was something missing, Carrow Road is not just the same. Clearly i am not alone. Building a team takes time and we have to bide our time whilst the squad develops. Expectations were far beyond what was reasonable and what was really achievable in the first few months and the pressure on the new players from all quarters has had a negative effect. I am as guilty as every one else but now i am 'getting real'. Hence the PPLTSD. We are not good enough, yet, but in six months time things will be different, I will be still be suffering, but this time from Pre PLTSD.

Posted By: giant redwood on September 11th 2005 at 23:04:46

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During the first ten minutes or so yesterday....... (NCFC) - oh arr, Sep 11, 19:49:45
- ie did we miss an open goal because McVeigh couldn't lob it over their goalkeeper (NCFC) - oh arr, Sep 11, 20:56:56
- Difficult to say really. (NCFC) - The Tudster, Sep 11, 20:29:21
  - Was Ashton, unmarked, onside and facing an open goal ? (n/m) (NCFC) - oh arr, Sep 11, 20:58:55
    - Theory on this seasons atmosphere (NCFC) - kevdee, Sep 11, 21:13:05
      - PPLTSD (NCFC) - giant redwood, Sep 11, 23:04:46
      - Plymouth bit at the end of your post... (NCFC) - DJ Ginga, Sep 11, 21:21:02
        
        Not much point in lying about that (NCFC) - kevdee, Sep 11, 22:28:31
        
        Have to admit that... (NCFC) - DJ Ginga, Sep 12, 04:14:33
    - You seem obsessed about this. (NCFC) - Squiggles, Sep 11, 20:59:41
      - That would have been (NCFC) - Winged Eel Creosote, Sep 11, 21:08:04

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