....OK my stance on booing is this, when we have had an inept performance combined with no heart and not trying then I will boo, however at the end of saturdays match, after all the players had given their all for the club there was still some boos at the final whistle. I dont understand this reaction at all, we should have won, we lost two points because of a goalkeeping error, but apart from one other shot it was all us, another day we would have netted 4.
I just dont get it!!
Also, for what its worth give Pardew another year and see what happens.
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in his early appearances for us he was shocking but once the boo boys got on his case he answered them back emphatically with some brilliant performances and became a much better player for it
so booooing sometimes works although he was welsh so probably the exception to the rule;-)
in his early appearances for us he was shocking but once the boo boys got on his case he answered them back emphatically...[/quote]
Or more likely that he settled in and found the right position which for him was a defensive midfielder. I don't seem to remember him playing there when he first joined the club.
"initially a full back at charlton- and not popular with the fans in that position- Mark switched roles and developed into one of the club's finest acquisitions since the war. Equally valuable as a central defender or in midfield, Mark was an inspirational skipper, particularly during the promotion season of 1985/86... he was voted supporters player of the year in 1985 and 1986"
It was more 'boo hoo' than 'boo grrrr'.
Bang on, Black Forest ......Aizlewood was in the beginning a scared looking fullback, positionally weak and frequently vulnerable.
When Lenny the Legend moved him into midfield, he was a player transformed and soon earned the respect of everybody - and the Skipper's armband.
It was playing Aizlewood in his best position that transformed him - certainly, the booing previously never seemed to help his confidence or performance.
I sit in front of NSS, believe me, he is not one who would boo during a game.
I've generally found that most of the booing comes from those who sit in silence for the majority of the game, other than to shout Fish a couple of times a game.
Fair enough. Apologies to nss.
Why on earth do people shout 'Fish?' He went ages ago.
OK. Sorry about that. But you do try and justify booing nevertheless.
Jimmy, I know you don't get to many games. The cry of "Feesh" rings out when a Goldfish comes up on the big screen. It is a bit of a laugh, (although a joke can wear thin), in fact there have been occasions this season when it's been the best thing going on at the game!!
Perhaps we should put up pictures of (or pictures representing) our current players. Then maybe people will shout their names.
How about a picture of someone weaving something?
Or someone on the roof of an old house?
Or a picture of the sky in winter?
Or a blue tank engine?
Or a map of Europe highlighting a province of The Netherlands?
Are you serious?
In fact, it would have to be two provinces as there are in fact two: North Holland and South Holland.
Another idea would be a picture of someone putting the third stroke on a par three on a golf course next to a picture of water on a lawn in the early morning.
I only ever boo the referee.
nob heads.
J Block are the worst offenders by far, call themselves Ultras pah !
Surely, it justs adds to the crescendo of booing & negativity - and how can you differentiate, anyway?