That is true, but in all those games we looked like winning at some point and should have won most of them.
And some of the football was sublime.
Those two defeats agains Baggies and Swans, we spent most the game encamped in their halves, battering away at them, hitting the woodwork and missing sitters.
Who will ever forget Seamus with the last kick of the ball versus Swans
And when knows how the City semi final would have panned out but for that outrageous decision to let their second goal stand when Sterling's cutback came when the ball was a foot over the line.
But from the minute that first goal against Hammers went in, a fog descended on our club and there was a distinct change in attitude on the pitch.....and indeed from the man on the touchline.
Even the Chelsea cup tie was a flat, lacklustre performance until Rom made what from what I can recall was his last meaningful contribution to the cause.
And since then it was been Zombie football, the second half ar Wembley notwithstanding
