: Tue Feb 10, 2009 9:49 pm  

anybody who claps the team off no matter what the performance is a brainwashed fool in my eyes

you applaud something that is worth it , the inept garbage that was served up on sunday ? never in a month of sundays

i dont like losing , but i can stomach it if i see effort , direction , leadership , commitment etc , i saw very little of any in that list on sunday pm

booing ? i would never boo one of ours during the game , blow a gasket when he makes a mistake , but to boo any of our players during the game is nothing but counter productive , just what is it doing for the players confidence ??

i must admit to feeling really depressed after sunday , ive looked for positives but im struggling tbh . the thought of that sort of performance all year makes my heart sink

its the same old problems as last year .. flat attacking back line , shallow defensive line that allows the attack to get over the advantage line every ptb .
its all basic stuff really , but the proffesionals dont seem to know the difference

maybe this partly explains the early departure for some , they saw it all last season ..........................?

: Tue Feb 10, 2009 10:10 pm  

Charlie Seeling wrote:

:shock: Do not tar me with this poster. When he posted I presumed it was a wind up merchant then Alex said he knew him.

Blame Alex

How ironic because we all thought that about you only three months ago when you joined.

BTW - 1375 posts in three months??? In the off season??? Slow down mon, you'll give yourself heart attack.

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 9:48 am  

Charlie Seeling wrote:

:shock: Do not tar me with this poster. When he posted I presumed it was a wind up merchant then Alex said he knew him.

Blame Alex

: Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:36 am  

wiganstu wrote:

anybody who claps the team off no matter what the performance is a brainwashed fool in my eyes

you applaud something that is worth it , the inept garbage that was served up on sunday ? never in a month of sundays

i dont like losing , but i can stomach it if i see effort , direction , leadership , commitment etc , i saw very little of any in that list on sunday pm

booing ? i would never boo one of ours during the game , blow a gasket when he makes a mistake , but to boo any of our players during the game is nothing but counter productive , just what is it doing for the players confidence ??

i must admit to feeling really depressed after sunday , ive looked for positives but im struggling tbh . the thought of that sort of performance all year makes my heart sink

its the same old problems as last year .. flat attacking back line , shallow defensive line that allows the attack to get over the advantage line every ptb .
its all basic stuff really , but the proffesionals dont seem to know the difference

maybe this partly explains the early departure for some , they saw it all last season ..........................?

Agree with all of that.

I could never boo the team during or after the game but I can not applaud what I deem a poor display. Like I said in another topic topic some players did deserve applauding for there efforts but not as a collective group.

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 4:59 pm  

wigan pie man wrote:

i NEVER leave early, but i retain the right to boo em off if i think they are underperforming.

and if an individual is making error after error , i reserve the right to call him sh!te.......which i did on sunday.

i booed em off at half time, and i shouted to mathers not to bother coming back out.
but i stayed till the end and when they came over to the east , i booed em and gave a few selective hand gestures.

but i will carry on going to watch em for a few more games.....home only at present.

a couple of seasons ago i stopped going mid season , because i thought "if they cant be ar$ed making the effort, then i cant be ar$ed making the effort to go watch.
its still early season, im angry, frustrated, but im still a supporter.

I thought a supporter is meant to support them, not sit there a hurl abuse at them because thet're having a 'bad day at the office'.

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 5:01 pm  

Loyal Leeds Fan wrote:

I thought a supporter is meant to support them, not sit there a hurl abuse at them because thet're having a 'bad day at the office'.

You may not have noticed but we have had a bad few years at our particular office.

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 5:05 pm  

jinkin jimmy wrote:

You may not have noticed but we have had a bad few years at our particular office.

I wouldn't say bad, just not outstanding

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 5:13 pm  

Loyal Leeds Fan wrote:

I wouldn't say bad, just not outstanding

you just did in your last post.

make your mind up mate if you want to be taken seriously

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 5:20 pm  

wigan pie man wrote:

you just did in your last post.

make your mind up mate if you want to be taken seriously

Pack it in ya mard. He's actually being supportive. Try reading the post in context before you start with you usual or .

Loyal Leeds Fan - The drought of recent years is a tough pill to swallow; one day we'll realise that building a team progressively with a decent coach who is capable of a little lateral thought is the way forward. Until then, it's a bad day at the office.

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 5:29 pm  

WigansForeignLegion wrote:

Pack it in ya mard. He's actually being supportive. Try reading the post in context before you start with you usual or .

Loyal Leeds Fan - The drought of recent years is a tough pill to swallow; one day we'll realise that building a team progressively with a decent coach who is capable of a little lateral thought is the way forward. Until then, it's a bad day at the office.

are you sure........shouldnt it be "just not outstanding"?

christ mate...you must be thick to be biting.