I didn't personally interview tham all, no
perhaps you'd like to enlighten me??
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I didn't personally interview tham all, no
perhaps you'd like to enlighten me??
...................or maybe they just think that the issue should be kept away from the actual match like, just a thought.....
It's the best place & the best way to protest against the name change.
Those booing, as a way of protest, during a game at people who are chanting their support of the club's name, as a way of protest, during a game are merely showing themselves to be hypocritical turds.
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...................or maybe they just think that the issue should be kept away from the actual match like, just a thought.....
You might be right but in Booing the chanters they in turn accentuated the negativity
They'd be better off singing "Allam til we die"...
It was obvious from the time AA decided on this course that there would be opposition and protest. Even Burnsy told him that before he announced his intention. He obviously wasn't concerned then that it might affect the team, and if Steve Bruce thought it could then he should have told him. AA is the one who has kept this mess going, he is the one responsible for the division between fans, he obviously thinks that a name change is more important than any potential discord on match days, so if he doesn't give a **** why should I be quiet?
Just checked it. Stick us a Big Mac Meal on and I'll pop through the drive through to collect in five.
BUt you see... once again the Anti Allams are found out with their simplistic and black and white views on the matter. I guarantee that 99% of those that booed, neither want the name to change or are infatuated with the Allams. They will each have their own personal explanation as to why they feel the protesting is inappropriate but it certainly doesn't mean that they're better off singing the opposite of what CTWD do. Maybe they should have sung "we'd like to focus on the football thanks" or "Protest away from matchdays" or the classic "Allam Allam, he's our man, if he can't change our name, then no one can!"
They think it's OK to protest in the stadium on matchdays to show their discontent at people who protest in the stadium on matchdays?
Hypocritical ****s.
Change that record.
All the **** AA has done has happened behind the scenes, Before games or Midweek... that's where/when any protest against it should belong.
Stupid ****.
No it hasn't & no it shouldn't. The name change fiasco, behind the scenes? ASI money, behind the scenes? The lies made on National TV, behind the scenes? The massive ticket price increases, behind the scenes? The Aircoc evictions, behind the scenes? Changing the crest, behind the scenes?
Open your eyes & see beyond the PL you weak backed ****.
The protests should be as close to his face as possible whilst gaining maximum national exposure as possible. The more people who are aware of & debating his unscrupulous actions, the better. If that, in any way, spoils your enjoyment of the Premier League game on show, then tough titty.
Like it or not, anybody protesting with anti-protest boos are hypocritical ****s.
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Splitting (also called black and white thinking or all-or-nothing thinking) is the failure in a person's thinking to bring together both positive and negative qualities of the self and others into a cohesive, realistic whole. It is a common defence mechanism used by many people. The individual tends to think in extremes (i.e., an individual's actions and motivations are all good or all bad with no middle ground.)
Splitting is a relatively common defence mechanism for people with borderline personality disorder
People matching the diagnostic criteria for narcissistic personality disorder also use splitting as a central defence mechanism. Most often the narcissist does this as an attempt to stabilize their sense of self positivity in order to preserve their self-esteem, by perceiving themselves as purely upright or admirable and others who do not conform to their will or values as purely wicked or contemptible.
You can copy & paste, well done & if that's your copy & pasted assessment of me, then you're as wrong as the other **** is.
The pros, or in fact anyone who doesn't support the antis can **** off and die. They're irrelevant and not real fans.