Match Day Thread Tottenham Hotspur v Bournemouth
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I think I'm just old school mate...never heard booing when I was a kid.
And I (personally speaking) hate targeting a player.
Yeh I get that
Id happily boo the whole team but it’s not great when an individual is targeted I guess
I get people booing after a game (even though I don't do it) when we've been awful .. just don't see the point during the game or at individuals.
It the during the game stuff and barracking individuals that I think is entitlement...after endless dross performances I generally get the booing
Our fans love targeting players..they've been at it successfully for decades . They thought they had a new victim with Joelinton, but they finally came unstuck and ended up sucking his plumbs.
Did they learn ? No they just blamed everything on Steve Bruce and pretended they knew there was a player in there somewhere.
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There's times where booing is understandable, for example Ghaly chucking his shirt aside when he was subbed off or Ndombele dawdling off after a nonformance against Morecambe
On the other hand when fans look for an excuse to boo players like Sanchez today or Emerson a couple of months ago, that just comes across as being very, very Chelsea
Mate Ghaly threw the shirt but lost a few teeth for that shirt too
never held that shirt throw against him
Even Ghally shouldn't have been booed imo...he always tried his best and simply ****ed up in a moment of disappointment (he was subbed off after being subbed on) ... Ndombele effectively did what Ricky Villa and Chimbonda did in cup finals for us.
Yet that was not used as a reason to boo.
I just don't like it I guess
Feel free to join in the build up and the match oh and please be ****s
http://www.not606.com/threads/newcastle-vs-tottenham.406425/
http://www.not606.com/threads/newcastle-vs-tottenham.406425/
I remember there were one or two posters on Old606 who held the shirt throw against Ghaly for quite a while
It's a close run thing whether it's worse watching the match or reading the negativity on here afterwards....
Funny how honestly held opinions can be dismissed as negativity...
Ever thought of being A Tory Party Spokesman?
That's told me. But the facts...we are fifth and the Tories are ****.Funny how honestly held opinions can be dismissed as negativity...
Ever thought of being A Tory Party Spokesman?
True and both are tedious as ****
BTW ... hope my first post came over as the joke it was intended to be
good evening Daniel
9th richest club in the world got beat by the 28th richest club in the world
how does that calculate in your world?
Course it didTrue and both are tedious as ****
BTW ... hope my first post came over as the joke it was intended to be
The same way it did when we beat Real Madrid, Man Utd and Man City.
Football would be mightily tedious if the richer club won every match. It's bad enough that they win so much on average.
I don't condone the booing of Sanchez, who despite being a ****e footballer has always come across as a decent person and largely consummate professional.
I'd like to think that the booing was more at what he represents rather than at him personally.
What he represents, in the fact that he is still an employee of Tottenham Hotspur seeing minutes in the first team, is a complete lack of ambition, ruthlessness and - most worryingly - symptomatic of a holistic inability to admit that mistakes were made, no matter how expensive those mistakes may have been.
The latter more than the former is why it pains me to predict that Richarlison will still be at the club next season, we will sign just one CB when two are needed, and will probably offer Hojbjerg, Dier and Sessegnon new contracts. Because rewarding mediocrity is far cheaper than admitting mistakes.
I'd like to think that the booing was more at what he represents rather than at him personally.
What he represents, in the fact that he is still an employee of Tottenham Hotspur seeing minutes in the first team, is a complete lack of ambition, ruthlessness and - most worryingly - symptomatic of a holistic inability to admit that mistakes were made, no matter how expensive those mistakes may have been.
The latter more than the former is why it pains me to predict that Richarlison will still be at the club next season, we will sign just one CB when two are needed, and will probably offer Hojbjerg, Dier and Sessegnon new contracts. Because rewarding mediocrity is far cheaper than admitting mistakes.