Think about the players, you think that felt good for them?
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Think about the players, you think that felt good for them?
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
I think you should call it out
I called out a guy behind me a while back who spent the whole game complaining about Werner and Johnson..Until they scored
I did mate, and the guy wanted to "meet me outside" then fudging ran off the second the final whistle blew. And people around him were supporting ..
I called it out to the stewards as well, who fudging (I quote) said "everyone is cheering for City so we can't do anything"
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
But “we’ve not stopped” them winning the league, all we have done is reduce the pressure on them for their last game.
Ange shouldn't care about what fans think or want, his only concern should be about how the team performs and let's face it, it hasn't been good enough for the last couple of months. He should put his energy into sorting that out and in fairness last night was a big improvement.
The fans in general have been very supportive of him even during this poor run, but if he starts having a go at the fans it will turn sour pretty quickly if we have another bad run at the start of next season.
The fans in general have been very supportive of him even during this poor run, but if he starts having a go at the fans it will turn sour pretty quickly if we have another bad run at the start of next season.
Players would have had more support if they didn't roll over and get their bellies tickled by Fulham, Chelsea, Saudi Sportswashing Machine.
I spent 10 hours and hundreds of quid traveling to and from Saudi Sportswashing Machine to watch that brick. Do you think that felt good for me?
And I'm not digging them out, it happens. Just as it happens that most people don't want to hand their most bitter rivals a first title in 20 years and never hear the end of it, just to have an outside chance of coming 4th and still winning nothing.
ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
I think you are confusing the unique situation last night with the societal swing to negativity (or entitlement, impatience etc)
That's why it's a massive job if Ange thinks he wants to take that on.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
That’s where a lot of frustration comes in
Everyone I know was impressed with how we played (near me) and it was miles better than what we have seen of late
The issue was for many… why now, why not last week
Craig_J
Mido
I’m looking forward to it.
When I was just getting properly into football I was gutted when we lost against Sevilla twice in a row.*
A trophy we’ve won twice and were first ever winners off. It’s a shame that since then we have seldom taken it seriously.
I trust Ange will.
Edit: don’t know what made me think we’d lost twice in a row. Think it was actually Sevilla one year then PSV next
It's entitlement mate, it's "I'm the main character" brick .. it's all the same
It's not a unique situation, it's the same .. if the players don't entertain me, I won't fudging cheer, I don't want to get banter from my mates so I rather my own club lose. Will it be any different next year if CL was in our hands and same scenario? no, same fans will do same fudging excuse, blame it on the players, coach (some brick about last 5 games) and back to "I rather my club lose that I have to take brick from mates/strangers"
Go look on social media mate, go look at the celebration of losing ...
Mikey10
Jimmy Neighbour
Absolutely this. Three more points picked up recently (rather than three from a possible eighteen) would have had me wanting us to win last night no matter what it meant for Arsenal. As it was, the risk of handing them the title - and I don’t care what anyone says, we’d have been listening to that for decades…and which club would have been ‘small time’ then? - was too much for me, given there was still a very good chance of it being for no reward for us.
I can understand how annoying that must be if its happening regularly. Not my experience when I go, but I may well have been lucky with my seats.
I do think the reactions of some to last night’s fan reaction in the stadium (and I’m not having a pop at you) is being completely overblown.
This was a group of our fans reacting to circumstances involving their most bitter rivals which were probably once-in-a-lifetime. The same rivals who have actually created St Totteringham’s Day (or whatever the f u c k they call it) and now accuse us of being ‘small time.’
It’s over now. For me it turned out okay with regards to the result, but I completely understand some were willing to take the risk if we beat City and we’re able to go into the last day with an outside chance of CL.
I’m hopeful that Ange will have calmed down today and will be more measured in his comments. Getting into arguments with fans mid-match is madness for a manager, regardless of almost every circumstance.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
1 away win in 2024.
1 clean sheet in 20 games.
12 defeats in 27 games.
Bodied at home by all 3 of our rivals.
Out of both cups in 3 matches.
“The last 48 hours have exposed some fragile foundations”
Context is everything i guess
1 clean sheet in 20 games.
12 defeats in 27 games.
Bodied at home by all 3 of our rivals.
Out of both cups in 3 matches.
“The last 48 hours have exposed some fragile foundations”
Context is everything i guess
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
It was
PSV on penalties, away
I had to give Gomes the MOTM award as a guest of Philips… it was fudging Philishave
Was surreal
You know better mate, it's a development season for us and Ange
Really how many games this season were we truly brick? truly not in it? 4? with effectively 7 new first 11 players, massive injuries and competing against sides that have had their managers & systems for years?
I've watched a lot of brick Spurs over the years, this season for the most part has been a joy not because of the final results (even if 5th/6th we all probably would have taken at the beginning of the season, some results weren't good enough) but because for the first time in as long as I can remember we go into every game trying to outplay the opposition, trying to be the better team ..
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Not disagreeing but if we had put in a better shift against one of the teams we lost.. last night may have been different
Diamond Lights
Alan Hutton
I think Ange is unfair to question the fans who have had to watch us get pumped for several games in a row. Yesterday was a unique set of circumstances. What i would have liked is seeing flexibility from Ange which we finally saw yesterday.
Craig_J
Mido
Did you work for Phillips?!
I do remember he was different class that night. Was over the moon when we signed him.
On his day he was fantastic but obviously early mistakes made it difficult for him (even if he did somewhat recover).
Mikey10
Jimmy Neighbour
This is a bigger worry for me than anything that happened last night.
As I’ve said on here before, the longer Ange has had with the squad the worse we have played. There may well be circumstances which help to explain this a bit, but it’s still a real concern.
Bentancur’s reaction last night doesn’t seem indicative of a fully happy camp. If I were Ange I know where my energies and concerns would be focused - and it wouldn’t be on the fans’ reactions to a unique set of circumstances.