huddersfieldfox Posted 18 April 2011 Posted 18 April 2011 I must confess to being abit of a geek at times, for example using the internet and reading what other players and staff have said in the past about Sven. What comes across is that when you are selected to play for a team the he is leading, that fact you are to put on the shirt should be the start of abit of self motivation, that I can understand to some extent because I and thousands of others could only dream of playing for Leicester and I like others would like to think that I would run my legs off for the shirt. The other thing is I have read nothing bad about the way he understands the game and how tactical he is, We may have missed out on the play-offs SO HAS HE. Is he going to be here next season who knows ? Did he miss out on a massive bonus who knows ? The other thing that Id like to say is my best game......Away at Man City, great crowd, great game eventhough we lost..... worst game.... Home Portsmouth poor display no passion poor crowd THANKYOU ONE AND ALL
The Doctor Posted 18 April 2011 Posted 18 April 2011 The other thing that Id like to say is my best game......Away at Man City, great crowd, great game eventhough we lost.....worst game.... Home Portsmouth poor display no passion poor crowd Could that be why? To a certain extent it's up to the fans to create a good atmosphere, one that spurs on the team and intimidates the opposition. As you said, the crowd were in poor voice v pompey and we put in an inept display while in both games v man city, and the other week v burnley the fans were in good voice and we played well. Is that just a co-incidence or has the atmosphere played a big part in our performances?
Al-aLondon-Foxile Posted 18 April 2011 Posted 18 April 2011 .......and is it the chicken and the egg? Fans spur on the team or the team performance encourages the fans? We've both used the word spur & their crowd always seem up for it. I reckon you couldn't help but perform if the crowd backed you for every minute.
The Doctor Posted 18 April 2011 Posted 18 April 2011 .......and is it the chicken and the egg? Fans spur on the team or the team performance encourages the fans? We've both used the word spur & their crowd always seem up for it. I reckon you couldn't help but perform if the crowd backed you for every minute. A circle has no beginning - While fans seem to need a certain amount of encouragement from the team performance to get them to be vocal, our fans seem to need too much, even during the unbeaten run at the turn of the year, fans were still reluctant to get behind the lads and egg them on.
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