606 phone in

[Dickov22]

Surprised and disappointed that a Leicester fan called 606 to complain about lots of Leicester fans booing at the full time whistle on Saturday. Savage and Fletch understandably couldn't believe it. The caller made us out to be a right bad bunch!

I have to be honest, I didn't hear a single boo

[TheUltimateWinner]

I didn't hear a boo?

[Guest]

Not surprised myself. I heard some in SK2 and it is pretty unbelievable really. Absolutely no sense of perspective from some people

[One Legged Beaver]

Heard one or two in SK2, possibly would have more but for the mass exodus when we were still winning 2-1...

[ealingfox]

Maybe they were saying Boo-urnley

[ScouseFox]

heard one or two, more of a disgruntled "oh f uck off" or "bollocks" come full time though. not really the chorus of boos we're used to after every defeat. 

[Walshy5]

Im not a fan of booing but you can understand peoples frustration when we get outclassed by a second string burnley side having just beat Man Utd.

[steveherbe]

Forget the booing, how did KentFoxSteve perform on the moan in?

[AKCJ]

Maybe they were saying Boo-urnley

 

[KFS]

Forget the booing, how did KentFoxSteve perform on the moan in?

they were booing on that too

[red5]

I heard a bit in sk2, it would take a lot more than that for me to boo but I accept if others want to then that's their choice, 

 

It was a shit 2nd half though.

[vicfarm7]

A few near me sk4 booing what they saw as a poor ref performance.

[Corky]

Im not a fan of booing but you can understand peoples frustration when we get outclassed by a second string burnley side having just beat Man Utd.

 

Outclassed? It took a 96th-minute free-kick to earn a draw, with Schmeichel having relatively little to do.

 

Burnley had spirit but little quality. We were in no way outclassed.

[Callabinho]

There was some booing in SK2.

[Deucalion]

Maybe 30 000 people grumbling can sound like a few people booing.

[Fox92]

Heard a bit where I sit in SK2. Left as soon as their goal went in though, out of frustration and I suspect the boos were out of frustration too. That, I'm not surprised about. There is a difference between booing out of frustration and generally booing to aim it at the team. I think everybody expected us to pick up three points, Nigel included, I mean look at his comments post match.

[Bamba's Babes]

I booed.

 

The second half performance was poor, very little fight or desire shown against a team we were more than capable of beating.

 

Personally I am a passionate fan, I am either ecstatic or furious. When I'm at the game I have no middle ground. I'm sure that's the same with a lot of people that boo at the end of a game.

 

I don't think me occasionally showing my displeasure makes me less of a fan than anybody else.

[Babylon]

Outclassed? It took a 96th-minute free-kick to earn a draw, with Schmeichel having relatively little to do.

Burnley had spirit but little quality. We were in no way outclassed.

Look at his posting history.

[stripeyfox]

fvck me. If they are booing at the end of a 2-2 draw with Burnley off the back of a great start to the season, they want to think themselves lucky they weren't around in the late 80's!

[Kinowe Soorie]

I think I heard two people booing in the Double Decker?

[Dickov22]

I booed.

The second half performance was poor, very little fight or desire shown against a team we were more than capable of beating.

Personally I am a passionate fan, I am either ecstatic or furious. When I'm at the game I have no middle ground. I'm sure that's the same with a lot of people that boo at the end of a game.

I don't think me occasionally showing my displeasure makes me less of a fan than anybody else.

What an idiot

[UpTheLeagueFox]

There was booing at the fourth game of last season, when we were 1-0 down at half time to Birmingham. We'd actually done okay in that half... and it was on the back of taking 7 points out of 9, including two away wins!

 

Fans are entitled to boo - doesn't always make it right though.

[StanSP]

I booed.

 

The second half performance was poor, very little fight or desire shown against a team we were more than capable of beating.

 

Personally I am a passionate fan, I am either ecstatic or furious. When I'm at the game I have no middle ground. I'm sure that's the same with a lot of people that boo at the end of a game.

 

I don't think me occasionally showing my displeasure makes me less of a fan than anybody else.

 

Look up the word 'perspective' in the dictionary and then re-evaluate the decisions you have made.

[Dan]

I heard a bit, but not loads.

 

I didn't boo but didn't clap either. Just shook my head as I do every loss/game that feels like a loss.

[Oxfordfox83]

I booed.

The second half performance was poor, very little fight or desire shown against a team we were more than capable of beating.

Personally I am a passionate fan, I am either ecstatic or furious. When I'm at the game I have no middle ground. I'm sure that's the same with a lot of people that boo at the end of a game.

I don't think me occasionally showing my displeasure makes me less of a fan than anybody else.

Mmm. Not less of a fan, but I think you probably got it wrong.

In my mind you boo when the team or manager just doesn't give a shît, or fails to address obvious problems, and I would normally say over time as well. Certainly not after one poor half. The second half we froze, half the team seeming determined to cling on and half the team trying to win on their own-don't believe it was lack of effort.

I understand anger and frustration, and particularly understand it after the massive drop in quality after half time. Not judging anyone who did boo, especially as I only saw it on a stream, but I think if I had I'd probably regret it in hindsight. Sincere question: given two days hindsight, would you boo?