Everyone WAS right behind him - there was so little pressure on him from the stands

That it continually surprised me (not that I've EVER advocated public 'revolt' like that).

We slid, we slid, we slid, and still the fans supported. It was only right at the very very end, against WBA did anything truly vocal happen.

Please don't try and re-write recent history. Honestly, if Allardyce or Pardew were subject to the 'lack of backing' our fans gave Hughton, they'd just laugh at us.

Posted By: Yellalee, May 3, 18:52:16