Mack Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 I've no idea if any of you crawl on here or not but I have to say I am ashamed at many of our fans today. Booing our players, cheering when players get subbed. I did'nt bite on some of the comments I heard today, but if you are on here let me answer some of your comments... "Pearson get him off useless twat." Number 1 There's nothing like supporting your own players. Number 2 Who exactly did we have on the bench who could do any better? "How much do you earn, willy puller." Yes he's not playing that well but he's playing for us so why not think before you open your mouth? "Wellens....humph...He's useless." Yes of course it's all his fault as usual. Why blame Bankers for our current National financial plight when there's good old Ritchie to blame? "Gallagher what the **** was that?" An attempt to cross the ball. Do you think he meant to **** it up on purpose? Add all this to the booing at half time and full time, the cheering when Gallagher was taken off and the general on the back attitude of a lot of the crowd towards the team today and whilst I'm not suggesting it's the whole reason we were poor today it certainly is'nt helping. And if you are going to say "I pay my money I can say what I like." If you are going to behave like that then please keep your money in your pocket and go somewhere else because it is not helping our club.
TheUltimateWinner Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 x2 - I'm fed up of hearing plastic fans talking absolute tosh.
Tom17LCFC Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 x3 - Our fans kill me sometimes, too much expectation, seriously.
Guest bennytwohats Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 In b4 I've paid my money, I'll boo if I want to.
Tuna Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 you can't defend some of the players for their repeated woeful performances.
Mack Posted 14 January 2012 Author Posted 14 January 2012 you can't defend some of the players for their repeated woeful performances. That's not the point, who could possibly perform to their best abilities in that oppressive atmosphere? I've never experienced anything like it, it is upsetting.
Guest bennytwohats Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 you can't defend some of the players for their repeated woeful performances. It's not about defending them. It;s about not getting on their backs. It baffles me that some people don;t understand the difference. If we can;t be positive we should at least try and do nothing, the way our fans carries on (when we're at our worst) clearly has a negative impact on the pitch.
Finnegan Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 Our fans mostly piss me off whether we're winning or losing, most of you are completely retarded and Foxes Talk's posters are no exception. But having sat in the bitter cold today and having paid good money to watch over-earning professionals put on that shit a performance I'll defend anyone's right to vocally express their disgust. That was one of the most sickeningly incompetent performances I've ever had to sit through. If I was that bad at my job I'd be disciplined and, if David Cameron gets his way, sacked in weeks! I didn't boo, I never have, but nor did I feel any ill will to anyone who did. The "boys" deserve all the criticism they get. Inept.
Ozwin Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 The Gallagher cheering when he went off was utterly disgraceful. I was ashamed to be in the same stand as those people. I think he heard too because he went off in a bit of a strop and didn't look best pleased on the bench.
lcfcadam Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 I actually couldn't possibly agree more with Finnegan.
Mack Posted 14 January 2012 Author Posted 14 January 2012 Our fans mostly piss me off whether we're winning or losing, most of you are completely retarded and Foxes Talk's posters are no exception. But having sat in the bitter cold today and having paid good money to watch over-earning professionals put on that shit a performance I'll defend anyone's right to vocally express their disgust. That was one of the most sickeningly incompetent performances I've ever had to sit through. If I was that bad at my job I'd be disciplined and, if David Cameron gets his way, sacked in weeks! I didn't boo, I never have, but nor did I feel any ill will to anyone who did. The "boys" deserve all the criticism they get. Inept. They weren't even given a chance to correct their problems before many of the fans were on their backs, if it was at the end of the game only I could half agree with you but it started where I was as soon as Barnsley scored. These people who do it need to piss off and support the Trees or Sheep because they are doing us no favours at all.
ozleicester Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 would never boo, but im glad i wasnt there today. Oppresive atmosphere... seriously?, coz they are all big boys and have to accept that THEY are not playing well, the manager needs to put his hand up and admit HE is not doing well, People are entitled to their opinions, if the players dont like it... play better or fook off
lcfcadam Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 The Gallagher cheering when he went off was utterly disgraceful. I was ashamed to be in the same stand as those people. I think he heard too because he went off in a bit of a strop and didn't look best pleased on the bench. WHO GIVES A ****ING ****?????? HE'S BEING PAID MORE MONEY EACH WEEK THAN I'LL PROBABLY EVER SEE IN A YEAR TO BE SENSATIONALLY USELESS. Oh I'm sorry, I forgot - it might hurt his poor little feelings. I do apologise, wouldn't want little'wittle Gallykins to feel a bit upset because the nasty-wasty fans were having a go at him for not being very good. Aww, bless. **** OFF
dave the caveman Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 Blame the fans blame the fans blame the fans, blame the fans blame the fans blames the faaaaa-aaans blame the fans blame the fans blame the fans Blame the fans BLAME THE FANS Blame the fans blame the fans blame the fans, blame the fans blame the fans blames the faaaaa-aaans blame the fans blame the fans blame the fans Blame the fans BLAME THE FANS Blame the fans blame the fans blame the fans, blame the fans blame the fans blames the faaaaa-aaans blame the fans blame the fans blame the fans Blame the fans BLAME THE FANS
Head Honcho Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 If I'd have been there I'd certainly have had £30 worth of booing.............Just not good enough! I don't subscribe to all this "it's Sven's teams" nonsense. Pearson knew what he had when he took the job..........they're his players now!
Ozwin Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 WHO GIVES A ****ING ****?????? HE'S BEING PAID MORE MONEY EACH WEEK THAN I'LL PROBABLY EVER SEE IN A YEAR TO BE SENSATIONALLY USELESS. Oh I'm sorry, I forgot - it might hurt his poor little feelings. I do apologise, wouldn't want little'wittle Gallykins to feel a bit upset because the nasty-wasty fans were having a go at him for not being very good. Aww, bless. **** OFF He was no where near our worst player today though. I put out a missing persons report on Neil Danns, Andy King and Richie Wellens earlier. If anyone seen them after 3pm this afternoon please let me know.
Walker Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 Cheering when individuals are substituted, seriously? I'm losing more and more love for this club with every game that passes. Boo at the end maybe, but doing it during the game is just so soul destroying to hear.
pen2 Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 What are as fans we supposed to do, I dont agree with the booing but how else do we get the message across to Pearson that these players are not good enough. Just heard the usual Pearson "it wasnt good enough" comment on radio Leicester....Brilliant observation!!! this was the worst performance for ages on top of bad performances against Pompey and Ipswich... Billy Sharp says he is not coming now and who can blame him.
jamesmilner Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 i honestly agree with you . but i think that if we got behind our team 100%. it wouldnt change much , we aren't very good are we ?
1964FOX Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 I did not boo, I would not as it s counter productive. I even thought that the first 20 minutes in the second half the Kop really tried to get behind the team and there was a fair bit of singing, on our side anyway. But you can't excuse today's absolutely woeful performance and yes individuals were exceptionally bad. No fight no determination and a million mies away from the Crystal Palace performance. They were rubbish today and should expect some criticism.
MC Prussian Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 Are people not allowed an opinion then? Not if they haven't seen the match.
seenitall Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 Thought most of the fans were upbeat. Booing at half time was understandable and we came out with a bit more enthusiasm in the second half. Understandable at the end too , no real fans like it but I guess it is here to stay.
Fox92 Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 The management and the players are being paid more ££££ than any of us will ever earn. They do not work from 5am - 4pm every day, they work for 90 minutes once a week, and when they do work, they do not work hard enough. Every supporter pays their money, hard earned money, so every supporter has an opinion - and if someone wants to boo, let them. We need to get the message to the players that they are not good enough for our football club. Booing a player or the team does not make us less of a fan than you, and it isn't wrong. Can't you understand that the players don't even try!
Craig Posted 14 January 2012 Posted 14 January 2012 I cheered when Beckford came on. Does that make me a bad fan? I'm confused.
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