broughtonblue Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 not a season ticket holder but seen every home match this season so far, i will use the leeds match as one last chance for us to start looking like a team that could get promotion this season, if there is not a dramatic improvement in play, i dont think i will go again till i get my half season ticket starting from boxing day. on almost every product you buy these days there is a note saying 'if not entirely satisfied with this product your money back' wish it had it on citys tickets, would have only ended up paying for two this season so far
davieG Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 not a season ticket holder but seen every home match this season so far, i will use the leeds match as one last chance for us to start looking like a team that could get promotion this season, if there is not a dramatic improvement in play, i dont think i will go again till i get my half season ticket starting from boxing day. on almost every product you buy these days there is a note saying 'if not entirely satisfied with this product your money back' wish it had it on citys tickets, would have only ended up paying for two this season so far I remember saying something similar back '69 but I'm still going
broughtonblue Posted 23 October 2011 Author Posted 23 October 2011 Once a Fox, Forever a Fox i know, thats the problem! really dont know how i would spend a saturday afternoon if im not down the kp
Marmite Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 not a season ticket holder but seen every home match this season so far, i will use the leeds match as one last chance for us to start looking like a team that could get promotion this season, if there is not a dramatic improvement in play, i dont think i will go again till i get my half season ticket starting from boxing day. on almost every product you buy these days there is a note saying 'if not entirely satisfied with this product your money back' wish it had it on citys tickets, would have only ended up paying for two this season so far Cool story bro
Kitchandro Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 I couldn't stop going. Even though yesterday was shocking I'm still glad I went. I guess I'd rather feel anger and despair than nothing, I feel for people that don't have football, there's nothing else in the world that can make you feel those specific emotions and so many different ones in the space of 90 minutes. Don't get me wrong though, I am starting to feel less excited than ever when going to the football because I'm pretty sure I won't be entertained or inspired. I'm expecting us to play drab football and when we've got the best chance ever to play good stuff, it's a bit heartbreaking. It was understandable under Rob Kelly or Holloway when we had average to poor players, but there's no excuse now. I miss the play-off season, the atmosphere around the club was amazing that year and it's just not been the same since Pearson left.
Yojoe36 Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 I feel like this sometimes. I just feel like I've had enough, and remove football as one of my "priorities". When we got relegated, I was just like "...F**k it". 4ish years later, I still own a season ticket, and football is still very much a main part of my life
Trav Le Bleu Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 Hang on... if you just want to support a team that always plays exciting football and always wins, you came to the wrong place. Go and support a glory boy team.
Guest Col city fan Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 I couldn't stop going. Even though yesterday was shocking I'm still glad I went. I guess I'd rather feel anger and despair than nothing, I feel for people that don't have football, there's nothing else in the world that can make you feel those specific emotions and so many different ones in the space of 90 minutes. Don't get me wrong though, I am starting to feel less excited than ever when going to the football because I'm pretty sure I won't be entertained or inspired. I'm expecting us to play drab football and when we've got the best chance ever to play good stuff, it's a bit heartbreaking. It was understandable under Rob Kelly or Holloway when we had average to poor players, but there's no excuse now. I miss the play-off season, the atmosphere around the club was amazing that year and it's just not been the same since Pearson left. Again, agree with pretty much all of this
Finchy Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 Hang on... if you just want to support a team that always plays exciting football and always wins, you came to the wrong place. Go and support a glory boy team. This. Get a grip.
Guest Col city fan Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 Hang on... if you just want to support a team that always plays exciting football and always wins, you came to the wrong place. Go and support a glory boy team. You have a point here... Football is like gambling where 'operant conditioning' comes into play. Essentially this means that something is not addictive if you win (or lose) every time. Imagine playing poker and winning every hand.. You might make a fortune but it'd get boring. Must be the same being a Man utd fan (well until today anyway)... Actually being a LCFC is very addictive... Winning one, losing one gives us all something to talk about, to get happy about, to get angry about I'm not saying this inconsistency is what I want! But it backs up your point... Following City is a roller coaster ride, never dull or boring.. And this itself is quite addictive... Or so theory would tell you..
Corky Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 not a season ticket holder but seen every home match this season so far, i will use the leeds match as one last chance for us to start looking like a team that could get promotion this season, if there is not a dramatic improvement in play, i dont think i will go again till i get my half season ticket starting from boxing day. on almost every product you buy these days there is a note saying 'if not entirely satisfied with this product your money back' wish it had it on citys tickets, would have only ended up paying for two this season so far I don't quite understand this logic. You will go to one more game, if it's not good you won't bother with the next three but will get a ticket for the remaining 11?
pSinatra Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 I'm exactly the same with cigarettes, crackers women, cream cakes, whiskey, masturbating & Leicester City. I always say "that's it, no more". I'll never learn
Trav Le Bleu Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 I'm exactly the same with cigarettes, crackers women, cream cakes, whiskey, masturbating & Leicester City. I always say "that's it, no more". I'll never learn I'll really hoping there should have been a comma in there. Or are you just a racist?
Godzilla Gorilla Pimp Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 someone posted that swansea lost 14 games and still went up. so i'm not too worried yet.
Kitchandro Posted 23 October 2011 Posted 23 October 2011 someone posted that swansea lost 14 games and still went up. so i'm not too worried yet. Not automatically though. And at this rate we will have lost 16 by the end of the season.
broughtonblue Posted 23 October 2011 Author Posted 23 October 2011 I don't quite understand this logic. You will go to one more game, if it's not good you won't bother with the next three but will get a ticket for the remaining 11? As I take my under 18 lad with me, it will save me around £100 for three matches, as a bloke with a mortgage and a family to support this is a substantial amount of cash, if the team starts putting the effort in to entertain the the fans, then I will continue to go, but at the minute they are so devoid of ideas and effort, that unfortunately I'm starting to feel like this. The falcon and when filbert got hit by the ball and fell into the paramedics where more entertaining than the dross served up yesterday
boring_jester Posted 24 October 2011 Posted 24 October 2011 I love going down the footy with the misses. Who is a bigger fan then me . The only thing she moans about is fans booing then leaving before the game finishes. I turn up week after week to support my team and sometimes get an amazing game like the one against derby or sometimes a game thats a bit more boring. That's football. Every teams the same. Look at united. Ruling the premership and still loosing 6-1. It happens so why don't everyone have a can of man the fvck up and get behind the team. Good or bad. Because we have in a while money, players and a decent manager. So let's roll with it until it ends.
J.Lisemore Posted 24 October 2011 Posted 24 October 2011 Hang on... if you just want to support a team that always plays exciting football and always wins, you came to the wrong place. Go and support a glory boy team. Nail on the head.
Master Fox Posted 24 October 2011 Posted 24 October 2011 i know, thats the problem! really dont know how i would spend a saturday afternoon if im not down the kp
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