The whole world smiles Posted 7 May 2019 Posted 7 May 2019 7 minutes ago, Voll Blau said: Poor again last night. Feels like there's no desire to offer even basic encouragement to our team most of the time at away games anymore. Really? sounded good on Skysports. obviously had the mics turned up.
Voll Blau Posted 7 May 2019 Posted 7 May 2019 1 hour ago, The whole world smiles said: Really? sounded good on Skysports. obviously had the mics turned up. I was on the bottom tier and thought it was awful. Sounded like the other tiers were trying to get stuff going occasionally, but where we were nothing was getting started.
DerbyshireFox Posted 7 May 2019 Posted 7 May 2019 1 hour ago, Voll Blau said: I was on the bottom tier and thought it was awful. Sounded like the other tiers were trying to get stuff going occasionally, but where we were nothing was getting started. Was okay where I was in the top tier but we were right next to the Man City fans who were more into the game whereas a few of ours were more interested in them than watching us. One lad actually prepared me pre match to say he was probably going to run across us if we scored, presumably to goad the home fans. All for banter with the home fans but to me it’s completely pointless trying ‘to start’ something (especially with security stopping you anyway). Be bothered about the team, not another set of supporters!
ren Posted 7 May 2019 Posted 7 May 2019 Top tier was alright-ish at points, game was flat at times for us in the second half to be fair. My Man City mate in the home end praised our support.
ren Posted 7 May 2019 Posted 7 May 2019 1 hour ago, DerbyshireFox said: Was okay where I was in the top tier but we were right next to the Man City fans who were more into the game whereas a few of ours were more interested in them than watching us. One lad actually prepared me pre match to say he was probably going to run across us if we scored, presumably to goad the home fans. All for banter with the home fans but to me it’s completely pointless trying ‘to start’ something (especially with security stopping you anyway). Be bothered about the team, not another set of supporters! Their fans to the left were giving as much as they were receiving though from what I saw. Was some gobby twat in a cap who didn't stop all game in their end.
cambridgefox Posted 7 May 2019 Posted 7 May 2019 7 hours ago, Voll Blau said: I was on the bottom tier and thought it was awful. Sounded like the other tiers were trying to get stuff going occasionally, but where we were nothing was getting started. Agreed,I was in the bottom tier and it wasn’t good,I was quite near the back so couldn’t hear the top tiers either. pockets trying. mist admit they made some noise when they scored,but other times they were poor.
red5 Posted 7 May 2019 Posted 7 May 2019 55 minutes ago, cambridgefox said: Agreed,I was in the bottom tier and it wasn’t good,I was quite near the back so couldn’t hear the top tiers either. pockets trying. mist admit they made some noise when they scored,but other times they were poor. Have to disagree, they made sk1 sound like a bedtime story.
cambridgefox Posted 7 May 2019 Posted 7 May 2019 5 minutes ago, red5 said: Have to disagree, they made sk1 sound like a bedtime story. Tbf At the start and after they scored I’ve rarely heard anything like it.
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 8 May 2019 Posted 8 May 2019 10 hours ago, red5 said: Have to disagree, they made sk1 sound like a bedtime story.
ozleicester Posted 8 May 2019 Posted 8 May 2019 Its time that clubs were forced to put all away fans together, the atmosphere comes from large numbers of people singing at/challenging other large numbers of people. Splitting fans is contrary to the leagues goal, which i assume is great games in front of loud passionate fans?
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 8 May 2019 Posted 8 May 2019 30 minutes ago, ozleicester said: Its time that clubs were forced to put all away fans together, the atmosphere comes from large numbers of people singing at/challenging other large numbers of people. Splitting fans is contrary to the leagues goal, which i assume is great games in front of loud passionate fans? Disagree personally. If clubs want to stack the odds in their home fans' favour by splitting up the away end, then more power to them.
SemperEadem Posted 9 May 2019 Posted 9 May 2019 To those that have written in here about wanting atmosphere to improve both home and away. Union FS have reached out and mentioned relocation to the top of SK1. If you are keen to be vocal with likeminded others drop an email to [email protected]
BenTheFox Posted 9 May 2019 Posted 9 May 2019 On 08/05/2019 at 09:38, Sol thewall Bamba said: Disagree personally. If clubs want to stack the odds in their home fans' favour by splitting up the away end, then more power to them. To be honest I hope we split up the away end at our place as part of the stadium expansion.
Ian Nacho Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 I know the atmosphere with end of season games can be a bit weird but I thought it was especially poor yesterday people singing 'Come on City', clapping Hazard when he came on and joining in with the Chelsea chants. Petty I know but it annoyed me a bit.
CosbehFox Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 1 minute ago, Ian Nacho said: I know the atmosphere with end of season games can be a bit weird but I thought it was especially poor yesterday people singing 'Come on City', clapping Hazard when he came on and joining in with the Chelsea chants. Petty I know but it annoyed me a bit. Was literally going to type this. The clapping of Hazard a new low. From here on in, I’m going to clap every player what scored a goal against Tottenham where they were denied points that season. Shame Craig Dawson is looking like he’s going to be in the Championship next season
Voll Blau Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 1 hour ago, Ian Nacho said: I know the atmosphere with end of season games can be a bit weird but I thought it was especially poor yesterday people singing 'Come on City', clapping Hazard when he came on and joining in with the Chelsea chants. Petty I know but it annoyed me a bit. Was ill yesterday so didn't make the game, but it all sounded very weird on the stream - like an anti-Liverpool love-in between Leicester and Chelsea. Mates telling me most around them were more bothered about checking in-game scores on the big screens. Hadn't heard about the Hazard clapping, but we are particularly weird when it comes to stuff like that. Remember when Hume came back for Barnsley and more people were shouting his name than they were for any of our own players. If only people would get behind the XI that represent us at present like that sometimes...
RonnieTodger Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 13 minutes ago, Voll Blau said: Was ill yesterday so didn't make the game, but it all sounded very weird on the stream - like an anti-Liverpool love-in between Leicester and Chelsea. Mates telling me most around them were more bothered about checking in-game scores on the big screens. Hadn't heard about the Hazard clapping, but we are particularly weird when it comes to stuff like that. Remember when Hume came back for Barnsley and more people were shouting his name than they were for any of our own players. If only people would get behind the XI that represent us at present like that sometimes... The worst was Birch congratulating Chelsea on reaching the Europa League final and the ensuing applause afterwards
MattFox Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 The Hazard thing is embarrassing and plays into the media spin that Spurs Bottled the title. Part of me wishes Spurs won that night and we won the league at home to Everton
Bayfox Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 Just now, MattFox said: The Hazard thing is embarrassing and plays into the media spin that Spurs Bottled the title. Part of me wishes Spurs won that night and we won the league at home to Everton Wish we'd won it at old Trafford. But not sure I could have coped with the stress of needing to beat Everton to win it. And I would never swap that glorious day for anything.
coolhandfox Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 4 minutes ago, MattFox said: The Hazard thing is embarrassing and plays into the media spin that Spurs Bottled the title. Part of me wishes Spurs won that night and we won the league at home to Everton Why let what the media thinks bother you, we will always be little Leicester to the majority of the media. 1 hour ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Was literally going to type this. The clapping of Hazard a new low. Why is the clapping of a amazing player a new low, his had a huge impact on English football and probably one of the top players in the country?
CosbehFox Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 41 minutes ago, coolhandfox said: Why is the clapping of a amazing player a new low, his had a huge impact on English football and probably one of the top players in the country? Because he's not our player and it was a competitive fixture. It supports the myth that Hazard won the league for us and belittles the effort of our squad that season. Equally, must feel great for the likes of Grey, Kelechi and Ghezzal who've been booed by our fans despite wearing our colours.
coolhandfox Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 27 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Because he's not our player and it was a competitive fixture. It supports the myth that Hazard won the league for us and belittles the effort of our squad that season. Anyone who has half a brain know that's not true, anyone who doesn't, isn't someone that going to be bothered about. 27 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Equally, must feel great for the likes of Grey, Kelechi and Ghezzal who've been booed by our fans despite wearing our colours. You really think Gray et al, gave it that much thought?
The Year Of The Fox Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 2 hours ago, Ian Nacho said: I know the atmosphere with end of season games can be a bit weird but I thought it was especially poor yesterday people singing 'Come on City', clapping Hazard when he came on and joining in with the Chelsea chants. Petty I know but it annoyed me a bit. It was a bit cringey, but let’s be fair, nobody gave a toss yesterday. The best bit by far (apart from the lap of honour) was the majority of the crowd cheering everytime Man City scored. Said it all about our game really
Voll Blau Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 1 hour ago, coolhandfox said: Anyone who has half a brain know that's not true, anyone who doesn't, isn't someone that going to be bothered about. You really think Gray et al, gave it that much thought? Players do respond to how the crowd reacts to them. I know if I was a player going through a rough patch I'd be wondering what I had to do to get a bit of encouragement from my own fans despite them being willing to actively cheer opposition players. Yet another weird trait to add to our fanbase I guess...
Dan Posted 13 May 2019 Posted 13 May 2019 Has Gray been booed? I can't remember that ever. Iheanacho & Ghezzal have been but I don't remember Gray.
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