Sep 21, 2026 · 32 min · 11 segments
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we would have taken a draw beforehand.
But to blow a 2-0 lead with 10 men, what was all that about? I'm not surprised, though.
That's the weird thing.
It's that sad.
I'm not surprised that we blew it.
I mean, how do we get outplayed when they had 10 men? It is shocking.
It is shocking.
I know we're away and we're on a bit of a slump, but even still, you don't...
Oh, Critch, right, so the stats, I'm glad you said that, the stats, right, so the first half stats, okay, right, they had eight shots, we had six, okay, whatever, even game, but we're 2-0 up, we're 2-0 up, right, okay, second half, in the second half alone, Queen's Park Rangers had 22 shots, five on target they have 37 touches inside our box and we have 13 in theirs so they had five shots on target we had one shot 10 men and you know what i'm going to say this before we go on and criticize north end i thought qpr second off i think we did allowance but i thought they looked impressive i thought the way that they especially the last 20 minutes it should have been us coming at them but talking to my granddad at halftime, Loftus Road, when they're shooting to that double tier at the opposite side in front of their own fans, you don't want them to get any momentum up.
And it all started for me, Critch.
Iverson took time over a goal kick and the referee awarded a corner and that just felt like it lifted the stadium.
And you just get those little moments, isn't it?
It is, it is them little moments.
And it's just a mentality as well.
You know, when you watch England play and they score and they take a lead, they just sit back and try and sit on it.
And it hardly ever works.
Hardly ever.
Hardly ever works to grind out a result.
We should have just carried on playing the way we were and just kept going for it.
It's, you know, it's just not good enough, is it? We need to attack more.
We can't just sit back all the time.
We're too deep this whole season.
We've been too deep.
we would have taken a draw beforehand.
But to blow a 2-0 lead with 10 men, what was all that about? I'm not surprised, though.
That's the weird thing.
It's that sad.
I'm not surprised that we blew it.
I mean, how do we get outplayed when they had 10 men? It is shocking.
It is shocking.
I know we're away and we're on a bit of a slump, but even still, you don't...
Oh, Critch, right, so the stats, I'm glad you said that, the stats, right, so the first half stats, okay, right, they had eight shots, we had six, okay, whatever, even game, but we're 2-0 up, we're 2-0 up, right, okay, second half, in the second half alone, Queen's Park Rangers had 22 shots, five on target they have 37 touches inside our box and we have 13 in theirs so they had five shots on target we had one shot 10 men and you know what i'm going to say this before we go on and criticize north end i thought qpr second off i think we did allowance but i thought they looked impressive i thought the way that they especially the last 20 minutes it should have been us coming at them but talking to my granddad at halftime, Loftus Road, when they're shooting to that double tier at the opposite side in front of their own fans, you don't want them to get any momentum up.
And it all started for me, Critch.
Iverson took time over a goal kick and the referee awarded a corner and that just felt like it lifted the stadium.
And you just get those little moments, isn't it?
It is, it is them little moments.
And it's just a mentality as well.
You know, when you watch England play and they score and they take a lead, they just sit back and try and sit on it.
And it hardly ever works.
Hardly ever.
Hardly ever works to grind out a result.
We should have just carried on playing the way we were and just kept going for it.
It's, you know, it's just not good enough, is it? We need to attack more.
We can't just sit back all the time.
We're too deep this whole season.
We've been too deep.
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