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Post by assissi on May 26, 2014 12:44:26 GMT
Yesterday....well words are inadequate. To have got there in the 1st place, to have got in the lead at half time, to have got to dreaded penalties..... People are feeling it in lots of different ways today, people are expressing it in lots of different ways too. I've seen lots of things said that come from places of pain and anger - on twitter, on Facebook, on the other place. My way of dealing with it is that I can't cope with any more negativity atm towards Hearn or any individual players - THEY lost yesterday too. I'm not taking a pop at anyone who can't hold their feelings in but I need to look POSITIVELY towards next season. I'm hoping those on the pitch yesterday are with us when the season stars - we have a core to build on.  |
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Post by Deleted on May 26, 2014 16:04:52 GMT
i am a rotherham supporter and really felt for orient yesturday.it is a terrible way to lose a game, should be a replay or some other way.but bear in mind we lost to dagenham 4 years ago and have gone on from that i see no reason why orient cannot do the same you have got a very good team there with some outstanding players.i hope you get automatic promotion next year because you certainly deserved it this year
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Post by kbola on May 26, 2014 16:09:43 GMT
thanks porky123 - at least the loss on penalties will get us prepared for England going out of the world cup ha ha Oh - and have a great season in the Championship I have always had a soft spot for Rotherham Utd since getting them promoted on Football Manager I am a big fan of the Chuckle Brothers since my youth ha ha!  |
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Post by mayland0s on May 26, 2014 16:13:01 GMT
Yesterday....well words are inadequate. To have got there in the 1st place, to have got in the lead at half time, to have got to dreaded penalties..... People are feeling it in lots of different ways today, people are expressing it in lots of different ways too. I've seen lots of things said that come from places of pain and anger - on twitter, on Facebook, on the other place. My way of dealing with it is that I can't cope with any more negativity atm towards Hearn or any individual players - THEY lost yesterday too. I'm not taking a pop at anyone who can't hold their feelings in but I need to look POSITIVELY towards next season. I'm hoping those on the pitch yesterday are with us when the season stars - we have a core to build on. Well said assissi.Absolutely spot on.WE LOST,but there will be another season,might be bad,might be good, who knows,We are Orient.I am immensely proud of the club and it's players.Yesterday they gave it everything,like two heavy weights slugging it out toe to toe,only to be denied by a last punch in the last round. Personally I enjoyed the game,the day,the atmosphere before the game. If I was to be critical what about the supporters who after half time stopped singing and started to believe that 2-0 was a winning score,yes the fans came back in the end but not until it got desperate. Rotherham will do well next season and we were every bit as good as them except for the last kick of a very competitive game,we will get over it but all this negativity from our so called fans is crap.
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