Kitchandro Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 Not wishing to stir anything up here, but I'm just hearing this bloke on the radio talking about someone laying into Pearson at the end and Pearson having words with him. Fair play to Nigel I say, I suspect this bloke was one of those who makes no effort to vocally support the team but is happy to call the players and manager everything under the sun when we're having a bad game. Did anyone witness it?
Guest Bilo Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 Cue people condemning him and his professionalism, shouldn't do it because the amount of money he gets paid, the fans pay his wages etc etc. Fact is, whether you're on £6 an hour or £20k a week you're likely to respond if somebody is giving you dog's abuse. It's human nature.
tylesta Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 Not wishing to stir anything up here, but I'm just hearing this bloke on the radio talking about someone laying into Pearson at the end and Pearson having words with him. Fair play to Nigel I say, I suspect this bloke was one of those who makes no effort to vocally support the team but is happy to call the players and manager everything under the sun when we're having a bad game. Did anyone witness it? no one is vocal in the west stand are they
Guest ttfn Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 Not wishing to stir anything up here, but I'm just hearing this bloke on the radio talking about someone laying into Pearson at the end and Pearson having words with him. Fair play to Nigel I say, I suspect this bloke was one of those who makes no effort to vocally support the team but is happy to call the players and manager everything under the sun when we're having a bad game. Did anyone witness it? This bloke also contributes towards Pearson's wages. Not saying its right, but people don't have more right to berate the manager because they sing. Everyone in the home end is supporting the club in their own way.
acooling08 Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 I'd never shout abuse at the manager or the players, the twat should be banned.
Mike the Metal Ed Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 Kasper, then Knockaert seemed to have words with someone at Portman Road on Saturday, too. As annoying as the usual suspects on here are, I can't imagine the sort of idiocy it takes to yell things (and, let's face it, things bad enough to stir a reaction from people who've heard it all) at them from the stands.
Guest ttfn Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 I'd never shout abuse at the manager or the players, the twat should be banned. Why.
Grewks Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 This bloke also contributes towards Pearson's wages. Not saying its right, but people don't have more right to berate the manager because they sing. Everyone in the home end is supporting the club in their own way. The Bloke chooses to contribute to Pearson's wages. Fans like this would show more support by staying at home rather than abusing the club.
Kitchandro Posted 5 March 2013 Author Posted 5 March 2013 This bloke also contributes towards Pearson's wages. Not saying its right, but people don't have more right to berate the manager because they sing. Everyone in the home end is supporting the club in their own way. I'm not talking about rights here. This is from my point of view, not Pearson or the team. I don't like fans like that at all. If you're gonna sit quietly, sit quietly. Finding your voice for anger only is pathetic.
Guest ttfn Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 The Bloke chooses to contribute to Pearson's wages. Fans like this would show more support by staying at home rather than abusing the club. No they wouldn't. For all you know he might sit in L1 every week and sing his heart out and have had enough of the crap we've seen recently. The club need every penny they can get. I get some right bell ends sitting around me but they're all forking out £500+ a year to support the club. Nobody should be berating anybody - it's stupid behaviour - but it really can't be that hard to turn a deaf ear for a 20 second walk down the tunnel.
Guest ttfn Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 I'm not talking about rights here. This is from my point of view, not Pearson or the team. I don't like fans like that at all. If you're gonna sit quietly, sit quietly. Finding your voice for anger only is pathetic. We'd be lucky to have 5,000 down at the KP based on your criteria! You are, of course, right. But I do have every sympathy for those who give up a lot of time and money to watch what appeared to be a very promising season start to crumble to shit.
Guest Bilo Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 In fairness, it's difficult to condemn or condone depending on what was being said. I remember Beckham being slated by all in Euro 2000 for flipping the bird at some fans. It later emerged that the fans were chanting about his then 18 month year old son dying of cancer, which would be impossible for anyone to ignore.
AKCJ Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 "I've got a headache...from all the shouting..." lol lol
whitwickfox Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 I heard it was the chairman who was having a go at pearson
Kitchandro Posted 5 March 2013 Author Posted 5 March 2013 We'd be lucky to have 5,000 down at the KP based on your criteria! You are, of course, right. But I do have every sympathy for those who give up a lot of time and money to watch what appeared to be a very promising season start to crumble to shit. Oh yeh, I understand people being pissed off. It's not over though, we should remember that. As bad as we are at the moment, we're still in a play-off place. I don't think it's the time to be berating the manager, the team need all the support they can get.
Jace Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 no one is vocal in the west stand are they Unfortunately the fickle fans of the east stand have had to move to the west stand because the electronic score boards have ruined their viewing pleasure
MrSpaM Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 This bloke also contributes towards Pearson's wages. Not saying its right, but people don't have more right to berate the manager because they sing. Everyone in the home end is supporting the club in their own way. So tax payers have the right to shout verbal abuse at people on the doll in the street? No, I think you'd get arrested
Guest Bilo Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 So tax payers have the right to shout verbal abuse at people on the doll in the street? No, I think you'd get arrested http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EucJIl0uonE
hackneyfox Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 We don't even know what was said but according to Stringer it was few fans. The reaction of manager and recently players does not bode well. Who knows, perhaps that will be the kick the arse that someone needs.
Guest ttfn Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 So tax payers have the right to shout verbal abuse at people on the doll in the street? No, I think you'd get arrested I don't think you would get arrested. And I didn't say anything remotely analogous to that.
broughtonblue Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 Would rather have 15k loyal fans than 22k including moaners
promised land Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 We don't even know what was said but according to Stringer it was few fans. The reaction of manager and recently players does not bode well. It was just one retard in the stand from what I heard him say. Also while we're on this, this has been bugging me for a while now, does Nigel hate talking to Stringer in general or does he not like any media work at all? Listening tonight on the way home you got the feeling everything Stringer said, Nigel answered with the opposite. If Nigel hates talking to him why not let John Sinclair or someone interview him so we get a better conversation. When they're together it always seems so disjointed.
Saxondale Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 It was probably the same fat, grotesque old willy puller who does it every time we don't win. I suspect he has "learning difficulties" or, in layman's terms, he's thick as fvck.
johnny the fox Posted 5 March 2013 Posted 5 March 2013 I don't know why stringer bothers to interview mr. Pearson after the match anymore, its clear the manager does not want to be there, as the pressure increases the more he comes across like a petulant child in his replies, calling customers "clowns" no matter what the provocation is not good for business., Im afraid some of the clowns have been there, and will be there long after all the present staff of the club have long gone. Sometimes I think we have all lost sight of the fact (including managers and players) that this is supposed to be an entertainment , not a crucial interview on newsnight The precious self importance of some of these people in football today is sad, and quite frankly Im getting bored with it. no what? its not life and death. But is it any wonder that mr. Pearson can manage to alienate people he works with?
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