thfcsteff
George Hunt
The players yesterday left everything out there effort wise
That's what I said. They played with courage yesterday.
The players yesterday left everything out there effort wise
Yes, that's why i think it's a big red herring to talk about what fans did or didn't do yesterday against arguable the best team in Europe...It's Ange's first year. There will be inconsistencies. I mean, it took Pep 3 years to win the league with City. And speaking of teams with injuries, we played Villa and Spam off the park (we did not deserve to lose in either of those games) and drew with City when we were decimated. So I'm not sure that just because a team has injuries it should be an automatic win for us.
It's a long summer Steff...Interested to see how long this 'discussion' is going to continue...
I genuinely wanted us to win. Did I lose sleep over us losing? Not really. Certainly not as much as I would have done under normal circumstances. I was just relieved it was all over at the end.
They played with courage. They did not in the games you mention. That has been a massive issue, lack of courage. The manager has learned a lot about what he needs.
Interested to see how long this 'discussion' is going to continue...
Are you stalking me somewhat lol....http://www.glory-glory.co.uk/threads/welcome-ange-to-dare-is-to-didgeridoo.11677/post-1790844Interested to see how long this 'discussion' is going to continue...
I have found the whole experience to be depressing in all honesty...it feels like a small village infighting with itself...sad times.
Yeah I agree. Whatever people’s attitude to it or however the felt about it, I don’t doubt anyone on here absolutely loves the club. The last few days have been an absolute nightmare. Very sad and very uncomfortable.I have found the whole experience to be depressing in all honesty...it feels like a small village infighting with itself...sad times.
For as long as people feel the need to act morally superior for having a different opinion I'd have thought
...but you just talked about foreign fans mate and people not understanding rivalries.
Getting CL football is not an achievement, but it is a means to an end, and it would have bolstered our reputation too. Arsenal's reputation is already bolstered, even though they didn't get over the line, because everyone will be looking at them now as a dominant player in the PL title chase for the next few years.Is getting CL football a sporting achievement of much merit? Not saying I wouldn't have preferred it to EL but it's not something we'll be putting on our list of honours whereas Woolwich could claim they were the side that dethroned the cheaters (which they still might). It'd be a massive trophy for them - back in the big time after 20 years. Their reputation would be bolstered throughout Europe. Allied to that, we were nowhere near in control of our own destiny as far as CL goes.
I think people would have been less conflicted if two wins meant we'd definitely get 4th.
Yeah I agree. Whatever people’s attitude to it or however the felt about it, I don’t doubt anyone on here absolutely loves the club. The last few days have been an absolute nightmare. Very sad and very uncomfortable.
Saying foreign fans don't have the same experience of local derbies/rivalries as local fans do isn't denigrating them (or their support) nor is it acting with superiority- it's aknowledging a difference.
A sad indictment of social media. I think a lot of Levy stuff is bleeding in here too. Let's face it, axing concessions does not do much to make fans feel 'wanted' and increasingly it is clear we are 'consumers' and 'purchasers' as much as valued supporters. I have to believe there's a good degree of that filtering in here too...
In the current context the players wanted to beat the best team on the planet and to qualify to play CL football. They couldn't care less about who would win the title as a result. That might be stupid in your book, but not for a professional footballer.It got the result the fans wanted. If the players themselves can't understand the reasoning behind it then they would be a little stupid I'm sorry to say.
In the current context the players wanted to beat the best team on the planet and to qualify to play CL football. They couldn't care less about who would win the title as a result. That might be stupid in your book, but not for a professional footballer.
You did say it made you laugh...anyway, let's hope everyone can move past this gonad*s, me included.
I wonder if they regret not putting in similar efforts vs Chelsea, Liverpool and Fulham...