Why do many of our fans overreact to everything?

[lcfcsnow]

We're a last minute equaliser away from 5 defeats in a row, so no overreaction here. We didn't even deserve that point.

[Strokes]

13 minutes ago, Dr The Singh said:

I never overeact

Me neither and I’m furious at the suggestion tbh.

[The Guvnor]

 

Yep, we let yet another superstar slip through our fcuking fingers for next to fcuk all and you wonder why we get so pis#ed off.

 

 

 

Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock says Bluebirds centre-half Sol Bamba is a better defender than new £75m Liverpool signing Virgil van Dijk.

"I think Sol Bamba is slightly better than Van Dijk, defensive wise," said Warnock.

The Cardiff manager has previously stated he would not swap his own defender for any other in either the Championship or the Premier League and is standing by that, despite Van Dijk's hefty price tag.

"Van Dijk's got better attributes on the ball but I don't think he's a better defender than Sol Bamba," added Warnock.

"I think Van Dijk's is more confident on the ball and easier on the eye but I don't think he's better defensively."

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42504330

 

 

[Koke]

9 minutes ago, The Guvnor said:

 

Yep, we let yet another superstar slip through our fcuking fingers for next to fcuk all and you wonder why we get so pis#ed off.

 

 

 

Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock says Bluebirds centre-half Sol Bamba is a better defender than new £75m Liverpool signing Virgil van Dijk.

"I think Sol Bamba is slightly better than Van Dijk, defensive wise," said Warnock.

The Cardiff manager has previously stated he would not swap his own defender for any other in either the Championship or the Premier League and is standing by that, despite Van Dijk's hefty price tag.

"Van Dijk's got better attributes on the ball but I don't think he's a better defender than Sol Bamba," added Warnock.

"I think Van Dijk's is more confident on the ball and easier on the eye but I don't think he's better defensively."

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42504330

 

 

 

Scored on his debut with his first touch against Man City. Knew he was a world class defender straight away.

[TrentFox]

We don’t overreact. How dare you. That’s simply the most preposterous thing that I’ve ever heard in my life. Ever. Without exception. Expect to hear from my lawyer in the morning. 

[winteriscoming]

Can you imagine the outcry if a foreign manager had said this instead of warnock? The media would have a field day. British managers can talk rubbish but foreign managers are slaughtered.  

[Collibosher70]

I'm offended by this

[funkyrobot]

I’ve contacted my Lawyers. #raging

[Dan]

I think because yet again our form has dipped quite noticeably. It's typical of a club who never seem to hit any kind of middle ground. 4 wins on the bounce, playing some genuinely excellent football, followed by 1 point in 12, that point itself being a lucky one, and two embarrassing defeats in the process.

 

I do think as good as 2015/16 was it's always going to be that bit more depressing when we lose now. 

[Dr The Singh]

3 hours ago, Strokes said:

Me neither and I’m furious at the suggestion tbh.

That is the biggest over relation to a thread ever.....ban him

[foxinsocks]

It's coz we are emotionally involved.  I am desparate for us to make the right decisions so we can finish ahead of liverpool and spurs.  

 

I over react when puel fails to follow my advice and then we drop points.  This is happening too often

[KingsX]

53 minutes ago, foxinsocks said:

It's coz we are emotionally involved.

Yep, the more you get tied up in it, the more you lose perspective on the importance of the constant little ups and downs in games, or seasons.  And on the importance of games (vs real life).  For most of us it’s temporary.  Watching a game is a chance to let your id out of the cage like when you were a kid.  “Morning after” threads are usually much tempered compared to match or post-match threads. 

 

A few folks cannot make that distinction, or seem to have relentlessly negative world-views no matter the topic.  I worry a little about their ability to enjoy the truly important things in life.  But we all have our own wiring.  Any lack of perspective on here is easily tolerated compared to the AFTV or Fighting Cock lunatic fringe.  Correction, lunatic majority. 

[Livid]

3 hours ago, Dan LCFC said:

I think because yet again our form has dipped quite noticeably. It's typical of a club who never seem to hit any kind of middle ground. 4 wins on the bounce, playing some genuinely excellent football, followed by 1 point in 12, that point itself being a lucky one, and two embarrassing defeats in the process.

 

I do think as good as 2015/16 was it's always going to be that bit more depressing when we lose now. 

This just about sums it up. Throw in the amount of money we have spent on some really bang average/abysmal signings and there's a lot of frustration coming out at times.

 

 

[Foxaholic ME]

On 12/31/2017 at 12:48, Fox92 said:

I did not overreact yesterday.  I expected us to lose. 

 

It's games like Palace and Watford that annoy me. It's those game we should be taking points from.

Palace are in a false position if Man C  cant score why expect us to win easy  Watford we always badly perform  things dont change  if they do we win the league  even when we won the league we lost twice to Arsenal it seems impossible to beat them however well we play