HighPeakFox

That is next level research...

I'll keep this short, as you seem entirely reasonable. Again, if you've ever read my posts, you'll know that I thoroughly approve of (constructive) criticism. We can disagree on semantics, but I'd like to reassert that I'm not some gormless happy clapper - I just save my sarcasm for bad referees

I'm a fan of the Pukka range.

First of all, I think that the word 'supporting' should need no explanation - what is it the song says? 'Through the good times and the bad, we always back the lads'? Well the team (for whatever reason one might argue) has had a bit of a rough time of it lately and have never needed vociferous backing more. Also, I don't expect you to have read any of my previous posts, but you won't catch me using the massively over-used 'embarrassing' about much to do with football, other than the appalling way the game seems to be run. Ah, so you think that sarcasm directed at players actually translates into criticism of KPFC? I don't. And nowhere in anything I say do I advocate relentless acceptance of anything to do with the running of the club - I simply think that, for the 90+ minutes the team is on the pitch, we do best by backing the team to the hilt. The last game I was able to attend was Middlesborough at home - the fans' efforts were fantastic on a day when little went right, and actually the first of the bad run we went on, and I gave my all too. I was proud of us all that day, and I think the team always deserves that from us. If I thought the players had checked out, that might be different, but I've seen no sign of that. Nor am I, and I would ask you to kindly retract all your comments about the type of supporter you assume me to be - you could not be more wrong, and you weaken your case with such cynicism.

I don't doubt him passing to Fatawu more helped, but please spare me the line that the fans made the difference - as I said elsewhere, I could cite innumerable times when our fans have let the team down by simply failing to support the team.

Did it though? Or is this an example of fans being way too self-important?

So let me get this right - it is claimed by a few that it was ironic cheering that won the game, right?

Because it is intrinsically critical and very much the opposite of support, I suggest.

I got the laughing emoji to a seriously put point, which I will count as a win in this instance.

Ironically enough, it's entirely possible to be religious without in any way having a set of moral principles.

No, we endured a decade of austerity because of a horrible ideology.

You've forgotten that it was a time-honoured joke.

Then in all kindness, stop calling people names, and maybe join us in the Depression thread and you might get a lot more support and sympathy. Many of us struggle with life, you're not alone.

You're wrong an awful lot, this is just another example. We've all had bans - deal with it.

From you, that's a compliment.

You big big baby.

You sure?

Sort of...

In that case, I would like to cite countless occasions our fans have been horrific and lost the game.

I have only seen highlights, but are some actually claiming that it was the fans that won the game yesterday?

It's just so pathetic.

I think it was edited or removed - best wishes to you.

I regularly drive on motorways and 75 (actual) does not trigger them. I drove back from the south coast late on Friday, could not believe how many zombies were sat in lanes 2 & 3 on an otherwise virtually empty M25.

Might require a direct message - not sure how often the mods check this thread.

I'd like to think she'd probably know it was a mistake.