*poll* Has the international break come at a good or bad time for us?

[dannyboi-ffc]

In light of the superb performance today, this question might not be as easy to answer as it was before kickoff. So in your opinion members and readers, is it good or bad timing?

[fcfulham55]

Bad. Very bad. Possibly detrimental towards our promotion chance.

Nah lol, but what about Cardiff?  Wonder if they'do rather keep up the momentum as apposed to a weekend with no football.

I say no football, because I hate international's now, England are boring.  Unless you don't mind watching players on 200k a week passing the ball sideways with 2/3 touches minimum.... Slow boring build up play they're not even good at.

Roll on 2 weeks time.

[SuffolkWhite]

Definitely Good,

Gives the new players time to gell if not on International duty and the injured players to heal. 

[One Martin Thomas]

Good. Relax and take stock. Sort out any niggling injuries and buy a striker.

[filham]

We may well put the spare week to good use in treating injuries but really can't see how the break really benefits any team.

As for the fans it is simply a big irritation.

[rogerpbackinMidEastUS]

Bad,
Yesterday we re-gained momentum, a weeks training, a game and another weeks training should
bed in the new signings although a couple of them looked 'comfortable' yesterday

[e4b]

We may well put the spare week to good use in treating injuries but really can't see how the break really benefits any team.

As for the fans it is simply a big irritation.

:plus one:

[Skatzoffc]

Good for me.

Time to get Cairney back match fit.
We take the break on an up beat.  So a positive vibe for all during training.

A poor start, but now for us, the season can start proper.

COYW!