Salieri Posted 28 October 2008 Posted 28 October 2008 I think, against Bristol Rovers on Saturday, those that do want to boo should do so at random intervals, like every 10 minutes, to see what effect it has on the team. Then we'll see if booing really does help. It's a ludicrous suggestion! So it'd be at "random" intervals?! So in other words, we could be playing really well, or even score a goal, yet the crowd could be booing during one of their pre-designated booing windows? Booing is completely inconstructive, it has zero positive effect on the teams performance. If the crowd want to make their feelings known at the END of the game, then thats all well and good.
Corky Posted 28 October 2008 Posted 28 October 2008 It's a ludicrous suggestion! So it'd be at "random" intervals?! So in other words, we could be playing really well, or even score a goal, yet the crowd could be booing during one of their pre-designated booing windows? Booing is completely inconstructive, it has zero positive effect on the teams performance. If the crowd want to make their feelings known at the END of the game, then thats all well and good. Yeah, Danny Baker mentioned it. I was only joking.
Thracian Posted 28 October 2008 Posted 28 October 2008 Whatever the rights and wrongs of Mandaric's comments it could set a trend... I'm just waiting for the next poor spell from City and the song going out: "We'll all off to the pub to suffer, pub to suffer, pub to suffer..."
Salieri Posted 28 October 2008 Posted 28 October 2008 Sorry, that rant wasnt aimed at you! It may be tongue in cheek but i wouldnt put it past some of the knobheads giving it a go....!
Kilworthfox Posted 28 October 2008 Posted 28 October 2008 You and the other minority are everything that is wrong with the club at the moment.Disgrace. You may be correct, however I do not Boo at the game do possibly you may have the wrong man to aim your annoyance at here? However I stand by every word written which makes you believe I am a like minded person to Boo, as if I want to Boo I will because I have my own mind to do so if the effort given on the pitch warrants such behaviour in my opinion. I will not listen to people on here, the radio, the Merc or Milan, as This is my club, my money, my feelings. The only right you have to say anything to me is because I hold you in the same regard as I do myself as a fellow LCFC fan. I am not going to respond to your initial post as to be fair to you, you have the wrong man for your arguement! My major point is that Mandaric should keep his mouth shut, he has no rights where my feelings toward LCFC are concerned. In my book he got us here he can get us out! It's is mine and your money that he & the like are living off here and a little Booing should be taken as it was given, not hammed up in the press to make a petty point.
Daggers Posted 28 October 2008 Posted 28 October 2008 I am not going to respond to your initial post as to be fair to you, you have the wrong man for your arguement! Boooooooooooooo!
Kilworthfox Posted 28 October 2008 Posted 28 October 2008 Boooooooooooooo! hey I wanted a sexy protest
Ultra Posted 29 October 2008 Posted 29 October 2008 I'm referring to the noise generated and general support given. You must work as a government statistician, bringing irrelevant numbers into an argument about passion and behaviour, Ultra.By your criteria Manchester Utd must be the best. Anyway, 500 plus travelling fans for a relegated team as dire as City were last season proves my point about the away lads. I note you completely failed to answer my question. Are you considering a career in politics?
Sods Posted 29 October 2008 Posted 29 October 2008 Dont think many people booed tonight, but the 'tunnel' was a walk past the away fans. I made sure my feelings were heard. I think ive got a right to do that travelling that long for shithole.
Ultra Posted 29 October 2008 Posted 29 October 2008 Such self-absorbed, mendacious and incompetent fuknuts probably wouldn't even notice, they'd be too busy filling in fraudulent expenses claims and doing favours for their mates. In Leicester at least, the word "fraudulent" is not normally used to describe the behaviour of councillors. It has however been employed in relation to a certain local businessman whose name escapes me, but is still believed to be on police bail.
Daggers Posted 29 October 2008 Posted 29 October 2008 In Leicester at least, the word "fraudulent" is not normally used to describe the behaviour of councillors. Then you haven't been listening to people who understand what total cockends councillors are.
Ultra Posted 29 October 2008 Posted 29 October 2008 In my experience, councillors are no worse "cockends" than folk certain other walks of life (eg football). Apart from those who confuse Birmingham, Alabama with Birmingham, England.
l444ry Posted 29 October 2008 Posted 29 October 2008 I note you completely failed to answer my question.Are you considering a career in politics? As a matter of fact I did answer your irrelevant barb. It's just that you don't like the answer. As for politics, done that thankyou very much. Having stood for Labour three times at local level in an area where even a donkey would win if it wore a blue rosette and when the party was at it's lowest point (Michael Foot days), I've learnt to lose "gracefully". Maybe you ought to chill out and accept that you don't have the monopoly on oracleness.
blueoveru Posted 29 October 2008 Posted 29 October 2008 Just how many ways are there for people to express there disatisfaction to players who they believe are not doing there best for the team???? For the last three matches there are signs that this is happening,and it gets peoples goat when they know that players are getting a salary far in excess of exploits on the pitch, strange thing is when I was playing football the manager always said"you'll soon know if you're not playing well because they'll tell you by booing or swearing then its up to you to pull you're finger out and get on with doing you're job". I've been watching our team and football in general for more years than I care to remember.This Season so far we have been fortunate with the run of the ball and have won where we could have lost just as easily, we have a problem in so far as our Midfield is weak,they do not supply enough to the wingers or forwards, we lack potency in front of goal, this all leads to frustation on the terraces as we percieve we are a club to big for this league, which also adds to the frustration. I dont condemn fans for booing or shouting because it all adds to the atmosphere and the Walkers isnt that good for atmospherics. Mr Mandaric please remember that there are a lot of Club Chairman and Owners who would give there right arm to have a fan base like yours.... who lets face it have had 5 miserable seasons watching some terrible football.... and still come back for more
Master Fox Posted 29 October 2008 Posted 29 October 2008 'take your money to the pub' I've never had any intention of doing otherwise. Thanks for the advice Mandy
thecannon Posted 29 October 2008 Posted 29 October 2008 I agree with Mandaric there! We shouldn't be booing them for christ sake, whats it going to achieve? Whoever the idiots were who booed after Northampton f#ck off somewhere else!! We've only lost 2 games! Some leicester fans can be right wankers some times!
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