Mouth breathing losers who lives vicariously through sports, pathetic
I get coins, toys, tables thrown at me by nephew, tis nothing new.
Mouth breathing losers who lives vicariously through sports, pathetic
Proof?
Mouth breathing losers who lives vicariously through sports, pathetic
I'd just add to this (or maybe it's an aside - not sure) why do we want, need, or have five captains?Ten thoughts...
- Fans are right to be unhappy when we throw away a 2-0 lead.
- Perhaps their unhappiness shouldn't have been expressed by booing, but how else at this club do fans make their feelings known?
- I keep thinking that what we saw was raw emotion and in a way real-time politics.
- There's no way for the club to send out a pre-prepared response to a fan letter or press release in a situation like that. Management and coaching staff see it, shareholders see it, sponsors see it, the press sees it, other clubs see it, and other players see it.
- To me it speaks to a broader ambition amongst the fans from the club - we want more.
- He is the captain which means two things: 1) he should have some level of respect (both ways, I'll come to that in a second) and 2) at least 30 per cent of what happens on the field in those 90 minutes is his responsibility. (the other 70 per cent being shared between him, the manager, the board and shareholders, the other players, and the fans).
- In relation to respect, that was a really poor reaction from him when coming off. Not a good look. His reaction says to me there's a real mental weakness there - a captain should rise above, perhaps even fire up the 10 players left on the field plus sub by clapping, shouting and encouraging them to get the 3 points.
- Having said that, should you ever boo your captain? Hard to say, but it does make me wonder...
- ...why on earth you would let people pick the most popular person at the club via a players vote to be your captain and leader. Thatcher (politics) and Keane (football) always struck me as being real ****s, but real leaders too. If you're a leader, are you happy to be both a popular leader and an unpopular one?
- Seems to me that we are potentially at a crossroads as a club: short term in terms of the season, and long term in terms of how we handle player/club/fan relationships. Might be nothing, but could also be something.
Should have thrown shoes
Mouth breathing losers who lives vicariously through sports, pathetic
That's football fans. Regardless if it's Arsenal or some other club. Overall I think our fan base is good and classy, but that we are still a London football club.
Mouth breathing losers who lives vicariously through sports, pathetic
That's football fans. Regardless if it's Arsenal or some other club. Overall I think our fan base is good and classy, but that we are still a London football club.
Reading this thread I get the feeling many actually don't go to football games.
Especially with a twitter handle called "Notorious54321"We'll if one of the twitterati says so, I'm sure it definitely happened.
Nothing like fanning the flames a bit...
Exactly, newcastle fans punch horses and they get praised. We lend xhaka the train fair to everton and we are the bad guys
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Dont like fans booing our own players if I'm honest. Very ugly. He wasnt even playing that bad.
Didn't like his reaction either. His complete lack of composure is a blot against any leadership qualities he is purported to have. Even Gallas wouldnt have reacted like that (or maybe he would, dunno).
That said, the man at fault is Emery. Terrible optics and man management from him to sub him the way he did and throw him to the wolves.
Nobody comes out of this looking good at all.
Things were taken out on Wenger. He left. Things are worse. The AGM's have been aggressive and the board hasn't listened since Stan got here. We can go at Emery but Xhaka is a means to an end. The fans will believe than if one goes so does the other and that's potentially the opposite of counter productive.Why are we surprised i remember when some so called fans booed Eboue and i thought that was utter nonsense. We have some very entitled fans who believe because they pay high ticket prices and buy jerseys they can abuse players. It doesn't correlate. Take out your frustration on the executive, management, coaching but not on the players. It is in fact counter productive.