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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 2674541, member: 1992"] Actually, I believe it's a football fan ( possibly worldwide ) thing. A lot of fans just cannot cope with loss and must deflect, must have a scapegoat . What the mature enlightened fan does is congratulate the winner, recognise the winners superiority on the day and look at his/her team when the emotion has died down. First identify what went well and that which needs work. It makes no difference from which state players hail, it was a united team. The truth is, on this day even if every player played the perfect game at his absolute maximum potential there would still be no guarantee of victory. Sometimes they are simply too good. We do not have a mortgage on all the best players in every position. Time me for us to harden the **** up and improve where we can and hope that that is going to be enough because it just may not be. [/QUOTE]

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