Kitchandro Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 How do you know Beckford wasn't trying? Fans slag Waghorn off for running around like a headless chicken when he's 'trying'. The players can't win! Berbatov doesn't get stick at OT and he has very similiar mannarisms to Beckford. How do you know Beckford wasn't trying? Fans slag Waghorn off for running around like a headless chicken when he's 'trying'. The players can't win! Berbatov doesn't get stick at OT and he has very similiar mannarisms to Beckford. I don't. Who does that? He gets criticism on the forum but he's never booed. And he's never likely to be booed or even called a **** because he tries his best. Comparing us to Man U makes your argument redundant Firstly they do give him a lot of stick. Secondly, they are bloody Man U, they don't know how it feels to really suffer as a football fan. Theirdly, at least Berbatov is class and scores goals.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 Yes. We are good fans. In the grand scheme of things, we're one of the best supported clubs in the country. We can all see some of our fans are utter morons. But every club has those. Well said
Haydos Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 I hate that half our fans seem to think we have a right to being successful. There's delusions of grandeur for no reason whatsoever. I can remember in the summer people saying we were a better option (for transfer targets) than West Ham, Wolves, Birmingham, Fulham etc.
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 No better, and no worse than most clubs. Very fickle though.
FrankieADZ Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 We've got brilliant support, everywhere we go they hear us coming. the average city fan i know is top person. BUT we do have a few who think there "billy big time/Arrogant" which imo can sometimes bring the rest down.
Guest Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 The average City fan is a willy puller. The average City person is a moaner.
Schlupp Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 We have good fans but it's just been one of them season,It's been the expecation this season I think we were more calm last year under Sousa.But it gets too the point of inconistancy we turn on the team to easily
MrBojangly Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 I think the majority of football fans have below average intelligence. It's a sport that sets out to attract the lowest common denominator and that's what it achieves. City fans are no worse than any other, though this forum is blessed by some beauties. The anonymity of the internet combines with some playground level brain power to create diametrically opposed views on players like Wellens, Waghorn and Mills. Wellens isn't the worst player we have ever seen and he's won us games in the past, however there are better players in this league. I'm not sure where the current negativity on Foxestalk has come from, but I don't believe it's an accurate representation of the average City fan.
accessory Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 Look how much we've kept faith during a very testing season. 8000 travelling up the A46 next Saturday is proof of that. We have been incredibly tolerant and loyal towards players and managers who have often let us down time and again. The powers that be at the club have constantly stated their aim is promotion (a message they repeated only last week) and yet the performances have frequently failed to meet the required standard. The time to worry is when the fans start to walk away. Let's hope we don't face that scenario any time soon.
The Year Of The Fox Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 Look how much we've kept faith during a very testing season. 8000 travelling up the A46 next Saturday is proof of that. We have been incredibly tolerant and loyal towards players and managers who have often let us down time and again. The powers that be at the club have constantly stated their aim is promotion (a message they repeated only last week) and yet the performances have frequently failed to meet the required standard. The time to worry is when the fans start to walk away. Let's hope we don't face that scenario any time soon. I'm going up the A453
Danny the Fox 95 Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 We have good fans but it's just been one of them season,It's been the expecation this season I think we were more calm last year under Sousa.But it gets too the point of inconistancy we turn on the team to easily your pic is of moussa not schlupp!
Danny the Fox 95 Posted 2 January 2012 Posted 2 January 2012 Numbers wise-Top 3 in League along with Leeds and West Ham. Atmosphere wise could be better at home and away.
burni Posted 3 January 2012 Author Posted 3 January 2012 From reading people posts i can see that everyone agrees we have a very good support base but our attitudes change every game depending on a single result. But we do have alot to moan about at times although in some cases we go the wrong way about voicing our views such as the booing and player out posts. But thats opinion which we are all entitled to whether it helps the situation or not. Yesterdays game was interesting to listen to with three of the players having barely played for us. Sounded like tunchev struggled but it was a different formation to usual, with the right wing back being solid at the age of 18 and the left wing back kennerdy producing a motm performance. Goes to show playing the big names isnt always better when youve got players who have a point to prove and want to fight for their shirt. Whilst we didnt play amazing we got a win and it felt like we had a team
Mission Unlikely Promotion Posted 3 January 2012 Posted 3 January 2012 Like a few people have already said we have a top 3 away support in this league in terms of numbers and i think we are quite good atmosphere wise aswell, at home we are usually disapointing like most home supports to be fair though
Guest Col city fan Posted 3 January 2012 Posted 3 January 2012 Yes thanks I think I'm a good fan of City. I've had a season ticket for years. I don't abuse players during the game or boo I come on here to ventilate I only want players at the club who want to be at the club I bought a shirt each season My son is also a season ticket holder I'm very happy that Sven has gone and that Pearson is now manager I sing at games.. Always have I go to some away games Yup.. Pretty much a good fan I reckon
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 3 January 2012 Posted 3 January 2012 Yes thanks I think I'm a good fan of City. I've had a season ticket for years. I don't abuse players during the game or boo I come on here to ventilate I only want players at the club who want to be at the club I bought a shirt each season My son is also a season ticket holder I'm very happy that Sven has gone and that Pearson is now manager I sing at games.. Always have I go to some away games Yup.. Pretty much a good fan I reckon We know your a good fan Col city fan , its the rest i worry about
Antonio85 Posted 4 January 2012 Posted 4 January 2012 Leicester fans are good fans make no mistake about it. Every clubs forums knee-jerk after 1 good win/bad result. The strong away followings even in the second tier don't go unnoticed by other clubs fans.
Guest MattP Posted 4 January 2012 Posted 4 January 2012 Fairly good, decent away support, fairly patient on the whole. Not many fans would still be bringing in the numbers we are with the current pricing structure and the nonsense we have had to put with. Got some right thickos supporting us though, some of the stuff you see on twitter and on here is absolutely shocking.
sharmanlcfc Posted 4 January 2012 Posted 4 January 2012 In terms of numbers we're well supported, but in terms of role supporters can play in helping their team we're truely p*ss poor. I live in Swansea 6 months of the year and been to quite a few games at the Liberty, and the difference between the way they get behind their team and the way we get behind our team is huge. One example is comparing the playoff semi finals. Ours against Cardiff felt like just another game, we couldn't even fill the stadium. Whereas the atmosphere at Swansea's game against forest was just magical, still get a tingle down the spine thinking about it. Whilst I miss not being able to get a season ticket any more, I'd say going to the Swans games and being part of everyone pulling in the same direction makes up for it. Thats why away games are so much better than home games.
beryllind Posted 4 January 2012 Posted 4 January 2012 Fairly good, decent away support, fairly patient on the whole. Not many fans would still be bringing in the numbers we are with the current pricing structure and the nonsense we have had to put with. Got some right thickos supporting us though, some of the stuff you see on twitter and on here is absolutely shocking. Excellent response,
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