Park Lane James
Andy Sinton
If you're genuinely joking around then it doesn't matter, just annoys me when people over-react when someone misplaces a pass etc.
I'll slap your **** if you're not careful
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I'll slap your **** if you're not careful
People hankering after Redknapp and Jol seem somewhat misguided to me. Of course it's their right to hanker after whomever they like, but we won nowt under either of them, so it's not like fans are hankering after trophy-laden managers in their two cases.
Interestingly two of our 'least loved' managers in the Prem era are the only two to have won something for us.
Interestingly two of our 'least loved' managers in the Prem era are the only two to have won something for us.
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
If you're genuinely joking around then it doesn't matter, just annoys me when people over-react when someone misplaces a pass etc.
I'll slap your **** if you're not careful
Slap me bitch - ill shoot you
I go to games really to have a laugh. its like watching a show for me haha - I support the team and love spurs but I go and we just doss about - then again we tend to be drunk
Football doesnt have to be THAT serious
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
I kinda agree. Although the songs are grotesque... is just monotonous crap. Seriously its those two fudging tunes and just apply certain lyrics.
Super Jan
We sing what we want
fudges sakes - im not pretending I have any creativity in the songs department but that doesnt help.
Can you explain why an atmosphere wasn't needed?
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
The atmosphere away is far better than at home, but I think its the case with all teams. I suppose its because it tends to be more of the ardent fans that go to them.
I've met some great characthers on awaydays, sadly you dont get to see as many wins on the road,which I suppose makes them more special when we get one.
Last weekend at Everton was heartbreaking, I was gutted we didnt get to Fulham. Hopefully Sunderland will be a more exciting day out than it was last season
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Its not just the lack of atmosphere though, its all the dingdongheads who start moaning at every poor pass or move, and the constant slagging of players they are supposed to be supporting.
This has always been the case though mate although it has got worse.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
I do not disagree with that at all, but there is no doubt in my mind that it is a lot worse at the lane then it used to be and i have been going for donkeys years.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
There have always been a few who find fault with everything but it seems to be spreading a lot more, especially the booing which ( imo) is macaronic.
Every misplaced pass has always been met with moans and groans - at least as long as I can remember.
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
moans and groans are just born out of frustration. Hell - even players do it on the pitch. Its just an instinctive reaction. What do people expect? a clap? An applause? (which happens sometimes).
Have people not ever made a mistake and just even groaned and moaned at themselves? Its instinctive and will always happen.
If people expect to go to a game and not hear any moans and groans then they are not actually alive. A moan or a groan isnt 'non supportive' its just frustration
Many on here will disagree with your last sentence. Personally, I agree, I don't think the players give a fudge if fans moan at a misplaced pass.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
No one is making a fuss over the moans and groans, its the macaronic booing of their own players and team that is getting worse. They are macarons if they are spending money to go and watch a team they are supposed to support and spend most of their time booing and slagging off players. And its gonads to suggest that its always been the same, i have had a S/T at the Lane for decades and it has never been as bad as it is now.
Park Lane James
Andy Sinton
For sure - but people moaning and being nobs makes the whole atmosphere less 'fun' and more negative.
I'm usually drunk at games as well, last season during the Fulham home game I couldn't have told you who scored for us, nor did I know what was actually happening on the pitch
Park Lane James
Andy Sinton
Everyone said the same about the Chelsea home game because it was a 12.45 KO. Bloody hell, the game could be played at 5 in the morning and I would be excited about the game. It's just people making an excuse for the fans not being as supportive as they once were.
I think atmosphere is absolutely crucial to the live experience. I used to love the electricity of the massive crowds and excitement of the 60s and 70s when you would get crowds of 50k+ (60k+ in the 60s) really up for the games. It wasn't always great then either, but it could be.
Without atmosphere,you might as well stay at home, drink your beer in comfort and save all the travelling and brick that surrounds going to a game. You also get to save a lot of money as well, plus you don't get tinkled off with moany, negative people surrounding you.
Without atmosphere,you might as well stay at home, drink your beer in comfort and save all the travelling and brick that surrounds going to a game. You also get to save a lot of money as well, plus you don't get tinkled off with moany, negative people surrounding you.