William Henry Foulkes
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answered your own question mate.. coming back from five down? we shouldn't be five down.. coming back on several occaisions.. why don't the players start unless they are behind?
This is just nonsense.
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answered your own question mate.. coming back from five down? we shouldn't be five down.. coming back on several occaisions.. why don't the players start unless they are behind?
So the players get us back into the game on one hand and the fans make us play shit in the other, you can't have it both ways. You need to be on the pitch to have any influence. I have to count how many of our players are on the pitch sometimes.The players got us back in the game.
yours or mine??This is just nonsense.
The disquiet and booing after the second goal on the Kop after the second goal was the loudest I have heard yet this season....
Hand up here too, when we scored the first one I sat there motionless for probably the first time ever.We were at the back of gangway G for yesterdays game and what surprised me were an absolute bucket load of people who did NOTHING when we scored our first goal - no clapping, no standing up - no encouragement to try and go on.
Yes we were shit for 30 minutes, but still 60 minutes left ..AND - look how we responded.
Just amazes me at time.
NOW - Where is the poster who wants to slag me off for having a go at the fans sat in front?
Just a small amount of passion wouldn't go amiss but doing fuck all is just too much.
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There was also significant booing at the final whistle, which I thought was a tad harsh. We were unlucky second half, and I didn't sense a lack of effort from the players.
There was also significant booing at the final whistle, which I thought was a tad harsh. We were unlucky second half, and I didn't sense a lack of effort from the players.
As I understand it the question was fight and/or belief.
Yesterday and away at Swindon were two examples of where the players have clearly demonstrated fight and belief.
Yesterday I'd say they showed more fight and belief than some of the fans.
At Swindon it was more of a stunned silence, but the players fought back.
Yesterday there was (alliteratively) audible active antipathy even hostility from some of the crowd.
The players got us back in the game.
I take the point about wanting more.from what we've got but I don't think belief is the issue.
There was quite a bit of that, and a few around me shaking heads and exasperated at it. There were a couple of teenage lads sat behind me. I can't remember the passage of play, but there was a few passes into their area in the second half, but the last pass was just over cooked. Cue shouts of frustration from some amongst us. And as Teenage Lad 1 said to Teenage 2 "There's some dumb cunts sat here, that was good play and a good idea, it can't always work". And whilst it often does not work, a lot of the criticism is really misplaced.
I don't subscribe the view that supporters are absolved from criticism just because they turn out in numbers. There's a small number of fans who seem to love to have their day, dishing out bile to the team. If you're big enough to dish it out you've got to be able to take it.
I do think fans would be more supportive though if we pressed from the off, showed aggression and a bit passion. As much as anything it's about using the fans to our advantage and a fast, aggressive start helps that.
We were at the back of gangway G for yesterdays game and what surprised me were an absolute bucket load of people who did NOTHING when we scored our first goal - no clapping, no standing up - no encouragement to try and go on.
It's getting repeated so often that it's becoming fact.From the subtitles I read, Virgo said of teams playing at Bramall Lane " When you go to Bramall Lane, you have to up your game. Bramall Lane is a good stadium. The away team manager will say you should put pressure on Sheffield United. During the match the home fans were booing their home team."
It is hard to disagree with someone who knows what it is like being a professional footballer for over 10 seasons. Many managers and players also knowledgeable fans have said the same....
when they've gone behind yesFor me the players are showing more fight and belief than some of the fans.
It wasn't a tad harsh it was totally ridiculous.
For me the players are showing more fight and belief than some of the fans.
It's amazing what you can get for a quarter of a million quid a year per man. How much extra would a modicum of talent cost?For me the players are showing more fight and belief than some of the fans.
Yet somehow this bunch of lightweight prima donnas fought back from an aggregate 5-1 down away in the play-offs last season, and instead of spitting out their dummies have come from behind on several occasions this season.
As I understand it the question was fight and/or belief.
Yesterday and away at Swindon were two examples of where the players have clearly demonstrated fight and belief.
Yesterday I'd say they showed more fight and belief than some of the fans.
At Swindon it was more of a stunned silence, but the players fought back.
Yesterday there was (alliteratively) audible active antipathy even hostility from some of the crowd.
The players got us back in the game.
I take the point about wanting more.from what we've got but I don't think belief is the issue.
The players got us back in the game.
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