Supporters? : Thu Jan 26, 2012 10:21 am  

I think the meaning of the word 'supporters' is thrown around to easily these days.

On sunday, whilst sat in the East stand, there were a group of women sat behind me...not once did i hear them cheer on hull, ont once did they say 'well played hull' or a hull players name...all i heard was constant abuse towards the team and players.

"you're a fu(king disgrace Hull" when KR scored just after the break. even after the 2 quick tries to bring the scores to 20-18, still nothing.

Aparently, the players should be at their best by now, aparently because they've trained together for about 4 months, they should know each other, how they play and everything should have clicked by now. Aparently, training fitness and match fitness are the same thing.

When i pulled them up on all this, all i got was abuse, told me that "i've been going since long before you were born" (with some unsightly words in there aswell)...clearly they've learnt alot over the years.

This is not the first time ive had these sort of "debates" with other hull "supporters"...also have as 'friend' that texts sme all the time complaining about the things at hull and NEVER says anything good about the team...if/when hull do something good.

Being a FC supporter, for 16 years, i've never know hull "supporters" to be so fickle and against their own team.

So i was wondering why you think the population of these type of "supporters" is rising, and if you have any friends like this?

Re: Supporters? : Thu Jan 26, 2012 10:49 am  

Offy wrote:

I think the meaning of the word 'supporters' is thrown around to easily these days.

On sunday, whilst sat in the East stand, there were a group of women sat behind me...not once did i hear them cheer on hull, ont once did they say 'well played hull' or a hull players name...all i heard was constant abuse towards the team and players.

"you're a fu(king disgrace Hull" when KR scored just after the break. even after the 2 quick tries to bring the scores to 20-18, still nothing.

Aparently, the players should be at their best by now, aparently because they've trained together for about 4 months, they should know each other, how they play and everything should have clicked by now. Aparently, training fitness and match fitness are the same thing.

When i pulled them up on all this, all i got was abuse, told me that "i've been going since long before you were born" (with some unsightly words in there aswell)...clearly they've learnt alot over the years.

This is not the first time ive had these sort of "debates" with other hull "supporters"...also have as 'friend' that texts sme all the time complaining about the things at hull and NEVER says anything good about the team...if/when hull do something good.

Being a FC supporter, for 16 years, i've never know hull "supporters" to be so fickle and against their own team.

So i was wondering why you think the population of these type of "supporters" is rising, and if you have any friends like this?

I Agree Offy.. I Have Someone That Sits Behind Me That Constantly Calls Offside, Penalty, Knock On Forward Pass..

I Think they could be rovers fans in disguise.

Re: Supporters? : Thu Jan 26, 2012 10:54 am  

I can understand negativity after the Agar era, but some people are just too miserable and are best left to their own devices!

Re: Supporters? : Thu Jan 26, 2012 10:59 am  

I Understand That people are entitled to there own opinion, but theres a limit to how much someone can take before snapping.

After The Agar Sage Yeah People May be upset but now were under gentle, forget the past look to the future

Re: Supporters? : Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:05 am  

[quote="Offy"]I think the meaning of the word 'supporters' is thrown around to easily these days.

On sunday, whilst sat in the East stand, there were a group of women sat behind me...not once did i hear them cheer on hull, ont once did they say 'well played hull' or a hull players name...all i heard was constant abuse towards the team and players.

"you're a fu(king disgrace Hull" when KR scored just after the break. even after the 2 quick tries to bring the scores to 20-18, still nothing.

Aparently, the players should be at their best by now, aparently because they've trained together for about 4 months, they should know each other, how they play and everything should have clicked by now. Aparently, training fitness and match fitness are the same thing.

When i pulled them up on all this, all i got was abuse, told me that "i've been going since long before you were born" (with some unsightly words in there aswell)...clearly they've learnt alot over the years.

This is not the first time ive had these sort of "debates" with other hull "supporters"...also have as 'friend' that texts sme all the time complaining about the things at hull and NEVER says anything good about the team...if/when hull do something good.

Being a FC supporter, for 16 years, i've never know hull "supporters" to be so fickle and against their own team.

So i was wondering why you think the population of these type of "supporters" is rising, and if you have any friends like this?[/quote
I think the type of supporter you describe are all regular posters on this site.

Re: Supporters? : Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:07 am  

Totally agree Offy, when in the 50's,60's and 70's we had good then not so good teams we got behind the team and when we was a score behind gave the FULL blast of Old Faithfull to lift the team .
Now song any old time don't think it lifts the team any more

Re: Supporters? : Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:08 am  

There are a lot of negative supporters but we have had 4 torrid years, and we never seem to get any luck. What supporters need to realise is we are definitely going to be heading in the right direction with this board and current training squad. It took Tony Smith a while to get Warrington on the right track!(booed during his 4th match). Fickle fans take note WE WILL BE BACK, BUT it won't be an overnight situation.

Re: Supporters? : Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:44 am  

Offy wrote:

On sunday, whilst sat in the East stand, there were a group of women sat behind me..

And therin lies your problem

On a sunday the should be home cooking the roast and warming your slippers for when you get home to watch songs of praise

Re: Supporters? : Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:50 am  

Offy wrote:

I think the meaning of the word 'supporters' is thrown around to easily these days.

On sunday, whilst sat in the East stand, there were a group of women sat behind me...not once did i hear them cheer on hull, ont once did they say 'well played hull' or a hull players name...all i heard was constant abuse towards the team and players.

"you're a fu(king disgrace Hull" when KR scored just after the break. even after the 2 quick tries to bring the scores to 20-18, still nothing.

Aparently, the players should be at their best by now, aparently because they've trained together for about 4 months, they should know each other, how they play and everything should have clicked by now. Aparently, training fitness and match fitness are the same thing.

When i pulled them up on all this, all i got was abuse, told me that "i've been going since long before you were born" (with some unsightly words in there aswell)...clearly they've learnt alot over the years.

This is not the first time ive had these sort of "debates" with other hull "supporters"...also have as 'friend' that texts sme all the time complaining about the things at hull and NEVER says anything good about the team...if/when hull do something good.

Being a FC supporter, for 16 years, i've never know hull "supporters" to be so fickle and against their own team.

So i was wondering why you think the population of these type of "supporters" is rising, and if you have any friends like this?

It's nothing new, I remember somebody shouting abuse at Gary Kemble and him sticking two fingers up at em and this guy's classed as one of Hull FC's alltime greats. Some people are just idiots.

Re: Supporters? : Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:51 am  

Hutchie wrote:

And therin lies your problem

On a sunday the should be home cooking the roast and warming your slippers for when you get home to watch songs of praise

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