To the boo boys

Quoted from lawless29

what a twa* no if your phone bill is wrong then phone not boo it wont work at football who do i ring to boo then smart bottom

Why not boo over the phone  to their customer services then ? Probably because instead of being a faceless fan in the crowd you become an instantlty recognisable individual who can be dealt with accordingly.
ps Full stops are allowed in sentences - it makes them easier to understand.

Quoted from STB

If I go to a game, I'll do what the fook I want regarding cheering, booing or whatever.
Thankfully, the coonts on the pitch and the 'management' have devalued the product so much, I have taken superrob's advice and facked off after 30 odd years of being at almost every home game and many away games.

Thank intercourse for that  

what annoys me is the people who boo are often much louder than people praising and the boo boys tend not to give praise when it's due. I think if every time some stupid comment is shouted at an individual player, the rest of us should shout something encouraging.


Listening to some of the booing, it's just a form of bullying and can be quite spiteful. I think there are people who go simply to feel good about making someone upset / feel depressed.

Quoted from 75

Aye, that's me! I'd had enough!

Felt bad afterwards though but I don't see why he keeps hammering the ball out of play when he's got 100 yards of space to hit!

I haven't been to many town games and hardly come on here but i thought i'd just flick through a few threads and thought i'd answer your question.. The reason he 'hoofs it' is because that is what he is told to do... An unnamed player has said he got a roasting from the management because he passed the ball inside at training when the managers clearly stated the full backs MUST EVERYTIME hoof the ball down the line aiming for the opponents left/right back. 2 and 2 together centre backs are obviously told to hoof the ball away
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Quoted from lukeo

I haven't been to many town games and hardly come on here but i thought i'd just flick through a few threads and thought i'd answer your question.. The reason he 'hoofs it' is because that is what he is told to do... An unnamed player has said he got a roasting from the management because he passed the ball inside at training when the managers clearly stated the full backs MUST EVERYTIME hoof the ball down the line aiming for the opponents left/right back. 2 and 2 together centre backs are obviously told to hoof the ball away
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He can't be under instructions to put the ball out of play so often. I wouldn't expect any manager to ask Kempson to bring the ball out of defence and hit 50 yard cross field passes but he took the urine on Saturday, he was awful even by his standards. He failed to reach a minimum standard required of a professional footballer.

Quoted from lukeo

I haven't been to many town games and hardly come on here but i thought i'd just flick through a few threads and thought i'd answer your question.. The reason he 'hoofs it' is because that is what he is told to do... An unnamed player has said he got a roasting from the management because he passed the ball inside at training when the managers clearly stated the full backs MUST EVERYTIME hoof the ball down the line aiming for the opponents left/right back. 2 and 2 together centre backs are obviously told to hoof the ball away
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But there is a world of difference between hoofing it down the channels and what Kempson does which is just to hoof it anywhere. Also the incident you quoted was at a training session and is not necessarily the tactics that The Dynamic Duo want every match.

Putting the ball into the channel is a very productive move, especially against a packed midfield it turns the opposition into a defensive mode and relieves pressure allowing our midfield to push forward n defence to step up. If that's what's being asked of them then players should follow instructions. Last night we put it forward into the channels v a five man midfield anyone complaining, it also allowed us to play in cm second half.

Quoted from ticker_1610

Putting the ball into the channel is a very productive move, especially against a packed midfield it turns the opposition into a defensive mode and relieves pressure allowing our midfield to push forward n defence to step up. If that's what's being asked of them then players should follow instructions. Last night we put it forward into the channels v a five man midfield anyone complaining, it also allowed us to play in cm second half.

I seem to recall a few weeks ago that The Dynamic Duo ( mouthy half ) said in the GET that the team weren't implementing things that they had worked on in training.

People telling other people they cant boo when we are 4 points off relegation to regional semi pro football are traitors to the history of my once proud club!

Quoted from 1054

People telling other people they cant boo when we are 4 points off relegation to regional semi pro football are traitors to the history of my once proud club!

You are stuck in the past , like a cracked vinyl record. Also , fans that boo at matches could make that reality you mentioned even more likely. Get behing the team not on its back.