: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:42 am  

Paul124897 wrote:

Again, I'm confused. It wasn't quiet in the area I was stood in - it was infact quite lively with a lot of noise - but again, it stems to which section of the ground you were in, and of course having no roof.

I'm sure RER would back me up on that one as I think he was stood nearer the back than I was.

Leeds at home was noisy. Last night wasn't anywhere near those levels. In between the jeers were periods of almost silence! You don't stand the other side of the ground to me!

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:44 am  

Bully_Boxer wrote:

Leeds at home was noisy. Last night wasn't anywhere near those levels. In between the jeers were periods of almost silence! You don't stand the other side of the ground to me!

It was nowhere near as noisy as the Leeds game, you're right about that.

However, the more I think of it, it's the immediate noise effect again which is making me think that it was noisy

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:47 am  

after that result i went to my bed and was cursing everyone in my 4 man room,

poor performance, dont know what is wrong with the team to be honest can someone explain?

with the booing, everyone has their right to show their emotions even if we dont agree with them, to be honest if i was at odsal last night i would of sat on the terrace for a while and thought very deeply about how far this club has drooped,

BUT ONWARDS AND UPWARDS AS THEY SAY!

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:47 am  

Bully_Boxer wrote:

Isn't lifting your side what being a supporter is all about though? Like I said, if you REALLY feel the need to boo, then isn't it better left until the game is finished?

I've cheered, shouted and urged when in the past the performances have been poor.

I'm not sure if there is ever a "better" time to boo, I did it when it felt warranted. I think that's the only way you can do it, although it appeared a few other people agreed with me. As i've said I don't feel good about doing it but enough is enough.

I've read the posts about Platt being booed when he scored his try, I agree with everybody else, I think that's scandalous.

I would say my boos are aimed at McNamara but I appreciate they don't come with a label which the players can see and therefor ignore.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:48 am  

If you turned up and spent £17 hard earned cash and in return got that level of performance im not sure you booed.
If youve really had enough come down the shay!

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:49 am  

bluesox4evaaa wrote:

If you turned up and spent £17 hard earned cash and in return got that level of performance im not sure you booed.
If youve really had enough come down the shay!

your avatar states what you are to be honest a tit!

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:50 am  

bluesox4evaaa wrote:

If you turned up and spent £17 hard earned cash and in return got that level of performance im not sure you booed.
If youve really had enough come down the shay!

Christ, it's hard to read your posts with that avatar.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:50 am  

Paul124897 wrote:

Again, I'm confused. It wasn't quiet in the area I was stood in - it was infact quite lively with a lot of noise - but again, it stems to which section of the ground you were in, and of course having no roof.

I'm sure RER would back me up on that one as I think he was stood nearer the back than I was.

A lot of the noise around us came from the one group of adults and a few kids that were stood under the Sky box. In general the rest of the crowd was stunned to silence.

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:51 am  

redeverready wrote:

A lot of the noise around us came from the one group of adults and a few kids that were stood under the Sky box. In general the rest of the crowd was stunned to silence.

Ah yeah, I heard them too. How come you moved over there rather than under the coaching box?

: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:53 am  

Paul124897 wrote:

Ah yeah, I heard them too. How come you moved over there rather than under the coaching box?

I was still under the coaching box first barrier down right at the end.