Ashley Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Levi Porter? He was smaller than Levi and thats saying something. I don't think it had actually, which is odd, what with that being the big thing to come from today. The mushroom headed schoolboy.
Asha Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 You thought Ultra was respected? :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Erm...I guess not then. I really should come on this forum more often. - - - Danny Jackman was the midget.
Matt Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 I dont know if its been said but, Northampton surely have the smallest player in football? Levi Porter? The mushroom headed schoolboy. Jon Stevenson?
Webbo Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 That is one of the most outrageous comments I've ever seen, and I thought you were quite a respected poster as well. Only on Market Street, where our resident fanny magnet rules supreme. Most people on here think he's a tw@t.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 And Ash, if you played football for a team, would you rather perform for 20,000 people booing and berating you at every opportunity or someone encouraging you and driving you on? It's a simple decision, one which some "fans" son't seem to understand.
Milky Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 The negative "vibes" (far out maaaan) come from the very first minute of the game. A misplaced pass and it's straight onto the groans. It doesn't help!!! We want players playing with a sense of freedom, not being on edge, worried to make any sort of mistake in fear of encuring the wrath of goon central.
JoeyB Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 The thing that annoys me is people who moan and boo instead of getting behind the players, if a player has missed a good chance, fair enough groan but how about applauding him or something for getting into the positions first? Steve Howard gets berated alot but i think he plays well the majority of the time, he needs the ball played into him, not 15 yards away from him as he doesn't have the pace to chase the balls. If we start to get players who can get crosses in sooner instead of trying to take on about 3 other players then cross it that would be alot better to as we would be more of a threat. Like i said earlier is that i would rather have a dodgey run now and still pick up points that have it in February or something and not get a point. But the one thing that is certain is we need a player who has alot of creativity who can turn a game with one through ball, aswell as having some one who can score goals, yes we have Fryatt and Howard who can score but we need someone else to keep them on their toes and make them know their place isn't safe. And for all those twats who boo every time something goes wrong or we go back to the keeper (when we still get possession) think about it, maybe a "Come on Leicester" chant or something?
dandannieldanok Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Well that was ****ing abysmal, only decided 2 hours before the game to even bother going and that decision spectacularly backfired with another heap of shit for 90 minutes. It is a sad indictment as to how far we have fallen when we're getting bossed around by Northampton Town. It's pathetic. No player in blue can come away with any credit whatsoever. The central midfielders and strikers were the most to blame for a performance that even Rob Kelly's and Craig Levein's teams would have been disappointed with. Pearson isn't helping either. Why is there no stronger reaction from him. He harps on about "having days like this" and toughing it out until this get better again. It's a load of old crap. If we don't improve now then Brighton will be celebrating their first home win and we'll be tumbling out of the playoffs. Quite frankly I wish I hand't of bothered going today. EDIT: Another thing. Was anyone else in N Block today and witnessed the clash between Cliff Ginetta and some twat who made a point of booing in his face, seemed to get quite heated.
Asha Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Only on Market Street, where our resident fanny magnet rules supreme. Most people on here think he's a tw@t.
Brainy Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Erm...I guess not then.I really should come on this forum more often. - - - Danny Jackman was the midget. I dont have a problem with him personally, but then again again I don't see the worst of his posts. But he isn't respected by the 'elite'
Ashley Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 And Ash, if you played football for a team, would you rather perform for 20,000 people booing and berating you at every opportunity or someone encouraging you and driving you on?It's a simple decision, one which some "fans" son't seem to understand. Was that to me
Matt Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Well that was ****ing abysmal, only decided 2 hours before the game to even bother going and that decision spectacularly backfired with another heap of shit for 90 minutes. It is a sad indictment as to how far we have fallen when we're getting bossed around by Northampton Town. It's pathetic. No player in blue can come away with any credit whatsoever. The central midfielders and strikers were the most to blame for a performance that even Rob Kelly's and Craig Levein's teams would have been disappointed with. Pearson isn't helping either. Why is there no stronger reaction from him. He harps on about "having days like this" and toughing it out until this get better again. It's a load of old crap. If we don't improve now then Brighton will be celebrating their first home win and we'll be tumbling out of the playoffs. Quite frankly I wish I hand't of bothered going today.EDIT: Another thing. Was anyone else in N Block today and witnessed the clash between Cliff Ginetta and some twat who made a point of booing in his face, seemed to get quite heated. Thank-You, Please don't come again.
Koke Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 I feel the players would rather play away than home. Home is supposed to be where the heart is, but when you get a nagging wife at home you'd rather spend more time in the pub.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Was that to me Course not, you're not a bellsniff. Ash17lcfc.
lildave3 Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 I feel the players would rather play away than home. Home is supposed to be where the heart is, but when you get a nagging wife at home you'd rather spend more time in the pub. That is brilliantly put and spot on
Bert Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 I still can't believe I didn't get a picture of the helicopter.
JoeyB Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 I feel the players would rather play away than home. Home is supposed to be where the heart is, but when you get a nagging wife at home you'd rather spend more time in the pub. Hit the nail on the head! By playing away you have the fans who WANT to follow you, not the knobheads who boo at home, when your away you know you have the loyal fans who will stick through thick and thin and they will give 120% which inspires them to do so!
syston_fox Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 I still can't believe I didn't get a picture of the helicopter. Im sure LD3 secretly took some that you can have!
Simi Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 I still can't believe I didn't get a picture of the helicopter. Shaun Wilkes was taking a few snaps mate, perhaps you could get them off him?
Ultra Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 And Ash, if you played football for a team, would you rather perform for 20,000 people booing and berating you at every opportunity or someone encouraging you and driving you on?It's a simple decision, one which some "fans" son't seem to understand. Those 20000+ booing fans give the players a lifestyle most fans can only dream of. When they repay those fans by making so many unprofessional errors, is it any wonder the fans get a little displeased?
Ultra Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Only on Market Street, where our resident fanny magnet rules supreme. Most people on here think he's a tw@t. Couldn't give a flying one, even if that were true. Who appointed you as a voice of this forum? A lot of people on here trusted Mandaric and Holloway to take us to the Premier League. Enough said.
Ultra Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 EDIT: Another thing. Was anyone else in N Block today and witnessed the clash between Cliff Ginetta and some twat who made a point of booing in his face, seemed to get quite heated. That might teach Cliffy not to be such a media slut in future. He's been around long enough to know a lot better.
Joe. Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Brian Clough - "If God had wanted us to play football in the clouds, he'd have put grass up there". Take note Paddy.
Ultra Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Brian Clough - "If God had wanted us to play football in the clouds, he'd have put grass up there".Take note Paddy. ...and Joe and Jack..
ASH17LCFC Posted 25 October 2008 Posted 25 October 2008 Couldn't give a flying one, even if that were true. Who appointed you as a voice of this forum?A lot of people on here trusted Mandaric and Holloway to take us to the Premier League. Enough said. Remember mate, they only make up 200 fans of the 20,000. Most of them have been supporting Leicester for less then 10 years. They where the ones who said keep Holloway and we will stay up.
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