I misread your comment and am not trying to steer you in any direction fella, each to their own. There will always be those kind of people and in all areas of sport, just as there are WUM's. I don't want supporters arguing among themselves, or booing, but no-one can tell them not to do so, they paid their money, its up to them. TBH it is though draining the spirit of the club, but the way to change things comes from both sides and maybe Colemen is the catalyst.
The booing will automatically stop as soon as the team start to win some games and the fans can see the dead woods f ucked off.
what...Nobody is telling anyone what to do, they're passing opinion on a platform set up to pass opinion.
YEP and I am of the opinion that booing is wrong. But as I said at the start, it is IMVHO not in any way the reason we are in the s**te we are in. 8-managers in six years has an awful lot to do with it. Anyway as an end to this strangely pointless argument, Moyes lost his first game at WHU, long may that continue, eh!
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YEP and I am of the opinion that booing is wrong. But as I said at the start, it is IMVHO not in any way the reason we are in the s**te we are in. 8-managers in six years has an awful lot to do with it. Anyway as an end to this strangely pointless argument, Moyes lost his first game at WHU, long may that continue, eh!
Undoubtedly mate... The official figure was tickets sold including season ticket's and free tickets given out to sponsors etc... I did read somewhere that the actual number in the ground for the Bolton game was around the 17,000 mark, and this is a far more realistic figure..Undoubtedly? No, unless of course you counted each supporter, but in your opinion, fair enough. The fact that anyone turned up was a plus after the last year we have had.... and again, if you were there, then hats off to youI'm not going to argue the ins and outs any more, but await a fekin change of spirit within the club and our long suffering supporters. I KTF
My opinion is booing is only wrong if they don't deserve it or do you think we should each write a letter after the match and tell them they aren't playing up to our expectations and could you try harder next time.what...
YEP and I am of the opinion that booing is wrong. But as I said at the start, it is IMVHO not in any way the reason we are in the s**te we are in. 8-managers in six years has an awful lot to do with it. Anyway as an end to this strangely pointless argument, Moyes lost his first game at WHU, long may that continue, eh!
Because the opinion was expressed that it was an underlying reason for the reason the club is in the ****e position it is in, which, IMVHO I didn't agree with.So why argue with people you share opinion with and set an assumption we're telling people what to do when we're just expressing opinion?
There is not and never has been one single thing to blame for our plight imo, certainly not the crowd booing, it's a comedy of errors but other things at fault does not absolve other things at fault. The booing crowd is just one failing part in a big machine full of various failing parts.
Was it? where? Certainly not by me. You can't show me anywhere where I've said that.
You are welcome to that opinion, but I don't agree with it.. My view is that no manager will have any chance of turning things around while the current utter negativity at home games continues..
No, not by you but by Mr R&W at the start of the debate. Don't really care any more whom said what, we're all mmmmmad, its in the blood and you have to be to continue to support a club spiraling as we are, but KTF helps. I've ended up discussing and being corrected on match attendances, but even 17,000 was a good turnout even if some in the crowd boo'd, if the crowd figures continues to spiral, the club stops getting sponsorship and will likely fold, so we have to keep that faith that things will change
Fair enough, it's your POV, but as I put earlier, we were in a horrible position before Stokoe came along. There was a lot of disgruntled booing at the start of that season and even when he was appointed, but look where it took us. From what I understand there has been a drinking culture among our players and a distinct lack of respect and commitment at times. That needs to be stamped out. I believe it will change and this argument will become hopefully irreverent. We KTF
But I wasn't involved in that conversation at all, you responded to my individual post. So you're trying to reason with me on things I haven't said, finding it a bit bizarre
, whatever fella
Well, I've heard that it was there and yes, that Catts likes a drink, but who knows. By the way that should have read all of the players had soft drinks, it is all about image at the end of the day. there is no doubt that the fans and the team seemed at odds.....9-managers in 6-years has not helped our cause. I just hope whatever was is in the past and this is the turn of the corner that's all. Agree to disagree? It's not as if we can change anything
