Kitchandro Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 I have never read so mcu crap in my l;ife, im ashamed to be a Fox somthimes with fans like this, never ****ing happy, give them premiership and they will still moan, well SURPRISE!! this is a hard division with good teams, I blame the ***** media for hyping us up, it has not helped and now we have neanderthal fans waving their club about. We are luckty to have SVen he will attract the players and our owners are backing him, WHY IS THAT NOT ENOUGH FOR SOME PEOPLE? i am happy with my lot, call me un ambitious but i bought a season ticket this year and i plan to enjoy the football, maybe some of you should do the same and get behind the team instead of booing and slaggin them off, Going to bed, drunk now, hope its a all a nighmare Because that makes it even more unbearable and embarrassing if we fail to go up. I think you've worded that wrong.
He's not bald Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 This is the biggest pile of shite I've ever read. So it's OK to come on here and slate fans who have and will support Leicester for their whole life, but not ok to slate players when they are embarrassing us and being a total disgrace? Our fans are right to be constantly pissed off, we DO have a large fanbase, surely the biggest that has never won the FA Cup, the top division or the European Cup. We have been underachieving for over 125 years and we're still doing it. And don't make out everyone was booing St Ledger, that's bollocks. Of course it was a minority. The only person that had any mass prolonged boos was the ref. Stop being such a self-righteous dick. Agree, There are thousands of totally committed Leicester fans who would crawl over hot coals for the club and have done so for many many years during the highs and lows, to come on here and imply it's the majority that are negative makes my blood boil! Bloody Muppets
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 It is YOUR ****ing fault. 'Woah. Hold on there. What? Us supporters? Not the ref? Not the manager? Us?' - Yes, you, you pathetic excuse of a majority, I'm talking to you. My theory is far fetched and probably ridiculous. Regardless of whether it is correct, I certainly have a point that our fans are among the worst in the football league. People ramble on about how 'brilliant' our support is. B*llocks. We live in a big city with no other major football teams surrounding us. That is why we get a large number of fans. We have one big city seperate from other cities nearby. When you look at the likes of Coventry who we look down on for their turn outs, it is clear to see that their club compete with Villa and Birmingham for their supporters. Burnley, for example, are also surrounded by big teams. Then there's the London clubs and so the trend continues. We don't have that. We're a city in our own right with rivals at a similar level to ourselves. You'll find less fans in Leicester with an excuse to support the likes of Man Utd or a big London club. We do not have good fans, there are just quite a lot of us. The moment something goes wrong you all jump on the bandwagon, don't you? Jesus, SSL made a howler tonight, granted, but to BOO him afterwards? What kind of people are you? You could argue that professionals should deal with pressure better but for crying out loud they're probably going out there scared shitless that god forbid they might do something wrong. You BOO Nicky Maynard for scoring against after not joining us, when there is little he can do about it! He's a professional and I think the guy should take credit for not handing in a transfer request. He has a contract and unless those above him decide otherwise, he should continue to play under his contract. Doesn't that just sum it up? You lot boo without a thought. You're always going to find a percentage of football fans who are fickle morons at a football club but I'd argue we've got it pretty bad. We're infested by you oxygen thieves (to quote Russell Brand!) Do me a favour and leave your frustration from life at home. 'Times are hard. I'm skint. I am an absolute fool with no brain. I know what I'll do, go take my anger out on some footballers. I hope they're awful, cause I'd love a good ol' boo!' It's your fickle type that were out and about in the bigger cities last week looting. Scum. Sub human scum. (I can't rant without quoting Partridge at least once.) This attitude of the fans doesn't exactly promote a positive atmosphere. So, why do you need a 'positive atmosphere?', I hear you ask. Look at Southampton. Look at Norwich last season. Look at us in our play-off season. Not particularly brilliant squads, so what made them successful? In my opinion, a positive air around the place off the back of a promotion season. So I ask you, why can we not give our players a fighting chance by getting behind them rather than waiting for them to slip up and jump on them? If you're at work and you mess up, what would you want? Your manager to absolutely rip in to you, even though it's the first thing you've done wrong? No. You'd want encouragement. Don't get me wrong, I think our team were poor tonight. Isn't it interesting, though, that the times that we played our best football was after our goal and after their penalty miss? When was our worst football? After their goals. Of course, some questions should be asked of the mentality of the players. They should be strong enough to play good football regardless of what has just happened. However, perhaps if the large proportion of cretins our supporters yield would lay off for a second, our players wouldn't feel QUITE AS sorry for themselves. Just a suggestion. If I supported another team I would hate LCFC. Our fans are utterly ridiculous and right now all of those I criticised in this post deserve every last drop of depression from this defeat. I kind of wish I was a Bristol fan tonight. There's nothing more I'd love than to feel smug against LCFC fans. /rant. Sad, but very true. The so called hard core of fans, are nothing but silly little boo boys, and winging, back stabbing morons.
Charl91 Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 Fans really thought that this year could be Leicesters year. They/We are frustrated because we've been hyped up to be automatic promotion favourites, thrown millions around and are still putting in performances at best on par with last season. People will react like this when their hopes are crushed in the space of a week. That's right. The booing is the sound of thousands of peoples dreams being crushed.
accessory Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 The 12000 empty seats told a significant tale. They suggest that there's a lot of fans who were never convinced by the hype in the first place. The two dire performances to date are hardly likely to tempt them along any time soon.
THEFATBASTARD Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 The fans fault...what a clown....well if this shower keep performing like this, they may well find out that they don't have us to worry about....no bleeder will pay good money to watch this cack..,,
accessory Posted 17 August 2011 Posted 17 August 2011 i am happy with my lot, call me un ambitious but i bought a season ticket this year and i plan to enjoy the football, maybe some of you should do the same and get behind the team instead of booing and slaggin them off, Some of us also bought season tickets in the hope of enjoying the football. It would be a step forward if we could actually see some.
Blinking Blue Owl Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 Your having a laugh fans fault ? When i pay my twenty odd quid I have the absolute right to voice my opinion to the very people who have just had my pants down . They should be made to know just how shit they have been . I am die hard loyal to my club not to individual players who come and go and if i think they are taking the proverbial piss through lack of effort your damn right i will let them know . And that goes for transient managers too . The last two home games have been a disgrace to the history of this club both in managerial skills and playing ability . I simply refuse to play the game of excuses and will continue to let them know it , I offered to give my season ticket to my Dad tonight as a treat he simply said " no thanks they don't come to see me when I'm bad " sums it up really .
The Doctor Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 Your having a laugh fans fault ? When i pay my twenty odd quid I have the absolute right to voice my opinion to the very people who have just had my pants down . They should be made to know just how shit they have been . I am die hard loyal to my club not to individual players who come and go and if i think they are taking the proverbial piss through lack of effort your damn right i will let them know . And that goes for transient managers too . The last two home games have been a disgrace to the history of this club both in managerial skills and playing ability . I simply refuse to play the game of excuses and will continue to let them know it , I offered to give my season ticket to my Dad tonight as a treat he simply said " no thanks they don't come to see me when I'm bad " sums it up really . which involves getting behind the side no matter what, not whining and booing the moment we do something less than perfectly.
Nod.E Posted 18 August 2011 Author Posted 18 August 2011 This is the biggest pile of shite I've ever read. So it's OK to come on here and slate fans who have and will support Leicester for their whole life, but not ok to slate players when they are embarrassing us and being a total disgrace? Our fans are right to be constantly pissed off, we DO have a large fanbase, surely the biggest that has never won the FA Cup, the top division or the European Cup. We have been underachieving for over 125 years and we're still doing it. And don't make out everyone was booing St Ledger, that's bollocks. Of course it was a minority. The only person that had any mass prolonged boos was the ref. Stop being such a self-righteous dick. I never once argued that we don't have a large fan base. I just don't believe that a large fan base constitutes a good one. For any body to boo St. Ledger is ridiculous, even a minority. The general reaction by the fans was one of rejection. And another thing, it's hard to give bloody encouragement when we're getting none back. Fans are humans as well you know, with feelings, and what we're feeling at the moment is frustartion and anger. So when the players put me in a good mood and let me relax, I'll stop shouting angrily and I'll continue to sing. Stop making out we're any worse than most clubs for having a minority of idiots. You've had no encouragement in the last two league games. Fickle anyone? Utter tripe? Just look at the away support so far this season! Over 6000 at Cov scum, 1400 at Rotherham, sold out for the trees... Tell you what? How about the fookin manager and players giving us something to sing about, to feel cheerful about, to enjoy City fans are a massively loyal bunch, we just need to see something to be cheerful about As a fan for well over thirty years I can safely say you are talking out your arse I've already made the point our amount of fans doesn't instantly mean we have good support. My life, what you've just encouraged is a pantomime crowd. Good = cheer, bad = boo. Is it so hard to offer encouragement in adversity? I hate people that say stuff like 'I've supported Leicester for thirty years...' to back a point. What does that prove? How on earth would that back your point any more? I could take a monkey with me for thirty years but I wouldn't then give him a medal and offer his wise words to the match day programme. Why do you bother coming on here? You clearly have no respect for any other opinion than your own? People feel cheated by what they've seen tonight - and have EVERY right to do so. There were indeed thieves in our midst at the KP stadium - but they were to be seen on the pitch and in the dugout. Deep down, they don't give a monkey's whether they win or lose as they're all on lucrative contracts so collect their fatcat salaries anyway. They have as much contempt as you do for the fans who fund those cheques. Tonight my team faced a test of character. It failed that test by some distance. There's no reason why we should be passive about this. N'aw. Are you one of those conspiracy theorists. I love your type! How you've jumped from a below par performance to 'THEY DON'T BLADDY CARE!!', is beyond me. Do you write for the Daily Mail? I come on here to put my opinion out there, foolishly hoping in vein that some might realise how ridiculously they're behaving. I'd like to pose the same question to you. From where I'm sitting your purpose is to be miserable about the team and the opinion of others. Whenever I see your name at the top of a post I try to resist reading the post because I know it will wind me up. I can never stop myself, though. I wish I could. These kind of holier than thou attitudes are more annoying than any amount of booing. If you're so special, why don't you go and build yourself a little cabin by a lake somewhere in Sweden, devote your time to writing a book about how special you are and then come back and try to sell it. For the millionth time: 1) fans are entitled to boo and shout abuse if they want 2) if the players are sensitive enough to be effected by it then they shouldn't be on the pitch 3) you needn't worry about no. 2 because these are young men getting paid vast sums of money to kick a ball around a field. When a player goes home do you think he sulks and whinges and feels depressed because some fat window fitter called him a twat while he was taking a throw in? No, he drives his £100k sports car back to his £500k house, and then takes his 9/10 wife to the nearest michelin star restaurant where he sips champagne from a diamond encrusted glass. These players DO NOT CARE what the fans think. The sooner you get this into your head the better. Thank-you. Yes, it's the fans fault. Because we were the ones on that pitch putting in such sub par performances weren't we. Give me strength. My point is that it doesn't help. I agree that booing is not the answer, but after Saturday's result you'd think that such a bunch of professionals with such a vast amount of experience in the two highest divisions in England would make up for it. Instead, the manager chops and changes things around again (sauf the banned Vassell, I always thought pre-season was the place to be for such manoeuvers) and most players act like in a gathering of chickens chased by a fox. Especially at home, it should be the other way around. So, in a way I can understand the underlying frustration. The level of expectation was probably simply too high with all the media bullsh*t we were fed. We all need to calm down (and that includes me), take a deep breath and leave that squad alone. They know that their end product tonight was simply unacceptable and a continuous run of poor results will have a negative effect on their market value. Yeah. I too was disappointed. I'd have thought they'd have come out all guns blazing, with a point to prove. Perhaps you're right in that swapping it all around doesn't help. My point was merely that the negative reaction as severe as it was, does not help at all. The 12000 empty seats told a significant tale. They suggest that there's a lot of fans who were never convinced by the hype in the first place. The two dire performances to date are hardly likely to tempt them along any time soon. ... that it was a Wednesday night. Douche.
ozleicester Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 Its never right to boo your own team lets face it, the reason we stand and sing and shout, is because we beleive in some way, however small, we affect the outcome by helping the team. Logic would suggest that negative booing and abuse will also have an effect... is that what you want... to help your team lose?
Kitchandro Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 I never once argued that we don't have a large fan base. I just don't believe that a large fan base constitutes a good one. For any body to boo St. Ledger is ridiculous, even a minority. The general reaction by the fans was one of rejection. You've had no encouragement in the last two league games. Fickle anyone? Hmmm, no I don't think you've read my post properly. If you are stupid enough to think that there is a club out there who that with the money we've spent wouldn't have a minority booing after a performance like that then you need to take your head out you arse and into the real world. My point about our fanbase is that we are a big club that has been underachieving for ever. Look at the shitty smaller clubs who are in the Premier League now or have won one of the big 3 trophies in their history. You want to know why our fans are so negative? That's why. It's an embarrassment and the underachievement continues. In particular the last 5 years have been very difficult. People don't want to be a laughing stock anymore, but now we are more than ever with this shambles. And no, the fans have had little to no encouragement from the last 2 league games. They were both shocking with very few positives and even at Coventry we were poor. Fans will start the game singing and really getting behind the team but if after half an hour we are playing as badly as tonight and Saturday, and are losing to shite teams like Bristol, they are going to get nervous and frustrated, and therefore of course people will go quiet and shout at the players. Same for fans at every club. Do you want us to do the bloody poznan or something all through the game in an attempt to show support even when we're playing crap? Because not getting angry and frustrated at players when we're playing cack is an indication you couldn't give a shit. There was not a mass booing apart from for the ref and at the final whistle, again as EVERY team's fans do when they've seen a shocking result and performance. It was not continual booing for one player on a large scale.
accessory Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 I never once argued that we don't have a large fan base. I just don't believe that a large fan base constitutes a good one. For any body to boo St. Ledger is ridiculous, even a minority. The general reaction by the fans was one of rejection. He was unprofessional, especially given the alleged pre-match whinges to the Irish media (which some on here picked up on). he didn't quie get the Ricardo treatment but there were fans who felt let down. I've already made the point our amount of fans doesn't instantly mean we have good support. My life, what you've just encouraged is a pantomime crowd. Good = cheer, bad = boo. Is it so hard to offer encouragement in adversity? We've been incredibly loyal despite the dross we've been forced to endure during the past decade. It's that loyalty which lured Vichai and Top halfway across the world to invest millions in the club. So we're pretty miffed when a buffoon label us as "subhuman" and "scum" for expressing passion about our club. N'aw. Are you one of those conspiracy theorists. I love your type! How you've jumped from a below par performance to 'THEY DON'T BLADDY CARE!!', is beyond me. Do you write for the Daily Mail? No I don't care for mindless sheep much, as you might have noticed.. I come on here to put my opinion out there, foolishly hoping in vein that some might realise how ridiculously they're behaving. I'd like to pose the same question to you. From where I'm sitting your purpose is to be miserable about the team and the opinion of others. As if the team and its manager have nothing to do with my state of mind. it's nearly four hours since the game finished, yet I'm still angry about the betrayal I witnessed and know fro what i read here many others share that anger. Whenever I see your name at the top of a post I try to resist reading the post because I know it will wind me up. I can never stop myself, though. I wish I could. Don't worry. it's obviously your inferiority complex taking hold..
accessory Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 Hmmm, no I don't think you've read my post properly. If you are stupid enough to think that there is a club out there who that with the money we've spent wouldn't have a minority booing after a performance like that then you need to take your head out you arse and into the real world. My point about our fanbase is that we are a big club that has been underachieving for ever. Look at the shitty smaller clubs who are in the Premier League now or have won one of the big 3 trophies in their history. You want to know why our fans are so negative? That's why. It's an embarrassment and the underachievement continues. In particular the last 5 years have been very difficult. People don't want to be a laughing stock anymore, but now we are more than ever with this shambles. And no, the fans have had little to no encouragement from the last 2 league games. They were both shocking with very few positives and even at Coventry we were poor. Fans will start the game singing and really getting behind the team but if after half an hour we are playing as badly as tonight and Saturday, and are losing to shite teams like Bristol, they are going to get nervous and frustrated, and therefore of course people will go quiet and shout at the players. Same for fans at every club. Do you want us to do the bloody poznan or something all through the game in an attempt to show support even when we're playing crap? Because not getting angry and frustrated at players when we're playing cack is an indication you couldn't give a shit. There was not a mass booing apart from for the ref and at the final whistle, again as EVERY team's fans do when they've seen a shocking result and performance. It was not continual booing for one player on a large scale. This...
Langston Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 Our fans are right to be constantly pissed off, we DO have a large fanbase, surely the biggest that has never won the European Cup. Arsenal? Spurs? Man City? Newcastle? Everton? Sunderland?
The Doctor Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 Do you want us to do the bloody poznan or something all through the game in an attempt to show support even when we're playing crap? Because not getting angry and frustrated at players when we're playing cack is an indication you couldn't give a shit. that is weapons grade baloneyium. I watched the era of Levein, Kelly, Allen, Megson & Holloway without ever booing my team off the field - does that mean I couldn't give a shit? No it doesn't. Not everyone shows they give a shit through anger and booing. Some do that, some on the other hand chant and really try to get behind the team in the hope that will change things.
Kitchandro Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 And while we're at it, you made a point about Coventry having to compete with Villa and Birmingham. Coventry is it's own City, it's not Birmingham. In our City we have competition from a very well supported Rugby team, who get attendances higher than a lot of Championship clubs. And the point I keep going back to - what's to convince young people to support us when all we can say is 'er...we've won the milk cup a couple of times'? And 'we're in the championship'? We don't capture the imagination like certain clubs do, we have very little to shout about really as I've said, so having a fanbase as big as ours shows quite a loyal, good fanbase.
easilee Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 I know a lot of members will not have the patience to read this but it is interesting all the same. The influence of crowd noise and experience upon refereeing decisions in football Featured study is Liverpool v Leicester 98/99 season. Also a bit on booing the team. I understood every single word of it.
Kitchandro Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 that is weapons grade baloneyium. I watched the era of Levein, Kelly, Allen, Megson & Holloway without ever booing my team off the field - does that mean I couldn't give a shit? No it doesn't. Not everyone shows they give a shit through anger and booing. Some do that, some on the other hand chant and really try to get behind the team in the hope that will change things. Again, the lack of reading has equalled a failure. I'm not talking about booing, there was only minority booing, so stop making that point. I don't agree with booing and when our fans boo our players during a match I will slate them. This is what contributes to more bad play and that did not happen tonight. I'm talking about fans being angry and fed up and then getting slated on here for not outsinging the away fans and not giving the players encouragement. I read a number of comments about this after Saturday and I think it's pathetic. Too many fans on here are too quick to get on the fans' backs and give these well paid players too much praise. We are the lifeblood of this club, not them.
Kitchandro Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 Arsenal? Spurs? Man City? Newcastle? Everton? Sunderland? So none of them have won the top division or the FA Cup then? Oh wait, they all have won at least one of them. But well done twisting my words.
Langston Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 we DO have a large fanbase, surely the biggest that has never won the FA Cup, the top division or the European Cup. So none of them have won the top division or the FA Cup then? Oh wait, they all have won at least one of them. But well done twisting my words. OR the European Cup. Key word - OR. So it read as one of three scenarios. You fucking plank. Sides with bigger fanbases that haven't won the European Cup were listed. Perhaps if you thought before you wrote, you wouldn't find yourself getting into silly squabbles, enforcing your fucking ludicrous opinions on the board. You're a fucking moron.
Kitchandro Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 OR the European Cup. Key word - OR. So it read as one of three scenarios. You fucking plank. Sides with bigger fanbases that haven't won the European Cup were listed. Perhaps if you thought before you wrote, you wouldn't find yourself getting into silly squabbles, enforcing your fucking ludicrous opinions on the board. You're a fucking moron. What are you on about? Yes, 3 scenarios. All those clubs you mentioned have been in at least one of those 3 scenarios. They have all won the FA Cup, the top division, or the European cup. As was clearly my point. If I had put AND in there, I would have made a mistake. I think you've made a mistake and it's embarrassing that you've resorted to name calling before you've realised it. But I'll add an extra unecessary OR in there just so you can understand. we DO have a large fanbase, surely the biggest that has never won the FA Cup or the top division or the European Cup
Langston Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 What are you on about? Yes, 3 scenarios. All those clubs you mentioned have been in at least one of those 3 scenarios. They have all won the FA Cup, the top division, or the European cup. As was clearly my point. If I had put AND in there, I would have made a mistake. I think you've made a mistake and it's embarrassing that you've resorted to name calling before you've realised it. But I'll add an extra unecessary OR in there just so you can understand. we DO have a large fanbase, surely the biggest that has never won the FA Cup or the top division or the European Cup Which reads as: 'Surely the biggest that has never won the European Cup.' Which isn't the case, is it? I give up anyway - night babs. xx
Kitchandro Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 Which reads as: 'Surely the biggest that has never won the European Cup.' Which isn't the case, is it? I give up anyway - night babs. xx No, it reads the biggest that hasn't won the European Cup or the top division or the FA Cup. That's why the phrases 'FA Cup' and 'top division' as well as a comma and the word OR were in the original sentence. In other words we have not won any of those 3, yet those teams you mentioned as well as others have won one of them at least. You're obviously wrong, that's why you give up.
Langston Posted 18 August 2011 Posted 18 August 2011 No, it reads the biggest that hasn't won the European Cup or the top division or the FA Cup. That's why the phrases 'FA Cup' and 'top division' as well as a comma and the word OR were in the original sentence. In other words we have not won any of those 3, yet those teams you mentioned as well as others have won one of them at least. You're obviously wrong, that's why you give up. Righty-o, whatever leaves you content with yourself. Long as you've got closure, that's cool. We're all here for you buddy.
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