Twitter reacts: We don’t always beat West Brom
Well, there we are, another season, and more failures to beat a side managed by Tony Pulis. Everyone had so much hope before the game, day dreaming of a Berahino winner, in front of the away fans, letting Pulis know exactly what talent he had let go. Alas, it wasn’t to be and the capped one walked away with another three points from us.
I’m sure this one went down well on Twitter…
Again, I’d hate to say this jinxed it, but…
We can feel the love today…
❤️❤️❤️
Let's keep our unbeaten 2017 @premierleague record going! #SCFC pic.twitter.com/S2QwVT7VnR
— Stoke City FC (@stokecity) February 4, 2017
Oh, and this one. Can we all agree to not tweet about the end result before the game please?
Time to beat the Baggies. Up the Potters.
— Thomas (@MrTommyWilliams) February 4, 2017
Can’t believe what I am seeing here, team news positivity!!!
@stokecity @WBA good team. COME ON STOKE
— Liam (@LiamSCFC_) February 4, 2017
I mean, we started very well.
3- The ball is in the net for the Baggies, but Rondon is offside by a good few yards #WBA 0-0 #SCFC
— Stoke City FC (@stokecity) February 4, 2017
Almost too well.
GOAL. Albion 1 (Morrison 6) Stoke 0 #WBA #WBASTO
— West Bromwich Albion (@WBA) February 4, 2017
[ctrl + c] [ctrl + v]
Get it together Stoke!
— Matt (@SCFC_Dalgarno) February 4, 2017
One of Pulis’ downfalls was this, so why have we reverted back to it?
Aimless lump after aimless lump towards Crouch pic.twitter.com/IFjrOdHJFx
— James Whittaker (@northstokie) February 4, 2017
Surprisingly, a certain Spaniard was the topic of many tweets again.
https://twitter.com/NOLAStokie/status/827901318832541696
https://twitter.com/DGDGS_/status/827904069809348609
The Mainz thing is that we will inevitably bring Bojan on who, with his creativity and natural goalscoring ability, will win the game for us
— Ben Cartwright (@bajcartwright) February 4, 2017
Your best gif’s of the week after an atrocious first half of football.
@TheBearPitTV pic.twitter.com/dWbp0BQcVR
— Jon Taberner (@JonTaberner) February 4, 2017
@TheBearPitTV Monday = West Brom pic.twitter.com/l1cLC2fISo
— Joe (@AeternoUK) February 4, 2017
@TheBearPitTV pic.twitter.com/kRlC5p9ycc
— Tom Thrower (@sussexstokie) February 4, 2017
Finally, Stoke fans got their wish.
Stoke are making some changes: Berahino & Diouf ON, Crouch & Adam OFF. #SCFC #TBPTV pic.twitter.com/cv6omkfBUx
— The Bear Pit TV (@TheBearPitTV) February 4, 2017
Safe to say his introduction went down well.
Dion Dublin on Berahino sub: "That is a welcome I have never heard the like of in football." #wba
— All Things Albion (@AllAlbion) February 4, 2017
His return back to his prison didn’t exactly go to plan.
Berahino's first touch of the ball is 21 minutes after he came on. #wba #SCFC
— Steve Madeley (@SteveMadeleyWWA) February 4, 2017
Did we really have any chance, really?
We're winning this game
— Tom Thrower (@sussexstokie) February 4, 2017
Summed it up perfectly here.
Pathetic. Absolutely pathetic.
— Harry (@hecairns) February 4, 2017
Fair analysis?
We had an identity under Pulis, but grew weary of it. Hughes started to develop a new identity, got weary of it before we did, and now?
— David Cowlishaw (@davidcowlishaw) February 4, 2017
What’re your thoughts?
I think the interesting question is: would you be disappointed if Hughes was sacked? Rather than simply Hughes Out? Maybe time for change
— Ben Cartwright (@bajcartwright) February 4, 2017
It’s not all doom and gloom Palace.
Chins up, Palace fans, you've got us next week.
— DGDGS (@DGDGS_) February 4, 2017
Nathan Shelley (@NathanSCFC)
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