It's the rational approach, not blind optimism. - Wrath of the Barclay

It's the rational approach, not blind optimism.

So you think it's constructive to try and guess each of the 482 random permutations that could happen each week?

Sounds like madness to me.

Posted By: I Am Hoot on April 25th 2016 at 09:12:45

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On current form, it's likely that Sunderland will beat Stoke, Everton and Watford, who (NCFC) - Higher Wrather, Apr 25, 05:10:03
- They've won 2 games since mid Jan (n/m) (NCFC) - wolfio, Apr 25, 11:42:39
- Our gutless performance against Sunderland sealed the deal. Look forward to winning games (NCFC) - thirsty work, Apr 25, 07:44:04
  - "Gutless" was it really? or were we beaten by a better team on the day? (NCFC) - strap_on sally, Apr 25, 09:04:28
    - Neither. We were not gutless and they weren't really the better (NCFC) - Jim, Apr 25, 14:19:29
    - I don't think they're gutless BUT (NCFC) - Old Git, Apr 25, 09:27:15
      - Not a mental issue I don't think. More the fact our players aren't quite good enough (NCFC) - strap_on sally, Apr 25, 09:42:21
- Basically all we need to do is this, (NCFC) - I Am Hoot, Apr 25, 05:23:53
  - Ah, the blind optimism approach. I see the appeal, just don't think it's very constructive (n/m) (NCFC) - Higher Wrather, Apr 25, 08:35:57
    - It's the rational approach, not blind optimism. (NCFC) - I Am Hoot, Apr 25, 09:12:45
      - Don't think that Alex Neil will share it when he's thinking about the team to put out. (NCFC) - Higher Wrather, Apr 25, 14:49:49
  - At last someone who's talking sence. (n/m) (NCFC) - Razor, Apr 25, 06:16:21
    - Been saying it for ages, (NCFC) - I Am Hoot, Apr 25, 07:59:25

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