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Posted by: HertsGTFC, January 14, 2018, 1:24pm
On the GET web site,

“It helped that there was a little bit of a negative atmosphere around the place, and we talked about that before the game”.

Says it all really, our current state gives visitors a boost.
Posted by: Kris2, January 14, 2018, 1:34pm; Reply: 1
That's how it is. Every team knows they can come here and batter us this season. Not just the fans buy the players have low morale too. Nobody feels excited about a game or has any thought that we could win.
Posted by: Swansea_Mariner, January 14, 2018, 1:35pm; Reply: 2
That to me signals the death throws for the current regime.

This suggests managers briefing that if they can hold us for long enough or get the noses in front that they can break us mentally and the crowd will turn.
Posted by: FishOutOfWater, January 14, 2018, 1:40pm; Reply: 3
Quoted from Swansea_Mariner
That to me signals the death throws for the current regime.

This suggests managers briefing that if they can hold us for long enough or get the noses in front that they can break us mentally and the crowd will turn.


Hardly a suggestion really is it Swansea Mariner…more a statement of fact

I could be wrong but the only time we’ve gone in front after falling behind was the Swindon match

Once the opposition take the lead generally that’s it …game over  :-/
Posted by: Swansea_Mariner, January 14, 2018, 3:19pm; Reply: 4
Quoted from FishOutOfWater


Hardly a suggestion really is it Swansea Mariner…more a statement of fact

I could be wrong but the only time we’ve gone in front after falling behind was the Swindon match

Once the opposition take the lead generally that’s it …game over  :-/


Yeah you're right, thing is without change there is no quick fix for this. A new manager would gain time space and leway that Slade will never be afforded now.
Posted by: dapperz fun pub, January 14, 2018, 6:28pm; Reply: 5
Forget negativity most other managers are aware we are very poor in lots of areas and set up accordingly, god help us if Barnet get a run going
Posted by: promotion plaice, January 14, 2018, 11:31pm; Reply: 6

FAVOURITE FOOTBALLING MOMENT

Nothing will top Nathan Arnold making it 3-1 for Grimsby in the 2016 National League play-off against Forest Green at Wembley in stoppage time. If you can guarantee going up like that, I’d take that over winning the league. If you could bottle that feeling and sell it, you’d be a millionaire.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-5268757/Newport-striker-Padraig-Amond-One-Eleven.html














Posted by: toontown, January 15, 2018, 8:02am; Reply: 7
Out of interest how did the crowd react to Amond - did he get a round of applause or cheers? Good reception like Arnold?
Posted by: Grim74, January 15, 2018, 8:39am; Reply: 8
Think we are missing the point when was the last time there wasn't a negative atmosphere around the place? I think our fans have become synonymous with the word negativity, even Hurst (think it was him) remarked he had trouble getting players here because of the fans negativity, even during the promotion season the place felt toxic at times.

Its easy to say it's the same at all grounds but I'm not sure I went to a couple of Tranmere home games last year and they are definitely a team that's a lot worse than we ever was whilst down there, anyway I watched two defeats but there was no way near the same venom from their fans.

I blame Buckley! we was absolutely spoiled under his management well his first two spells anyway, the football was absolutely amazing at times and a great time to be a fan, I know you shouldn't look back but it's so hard to sit there and watch the excrement we gets served up today, at the same time remembering just how good the football used to be.

But then thinking back to them great days I remember Buckley complaining about the fans and all the negativity, maybe it is just a Grimsby thing!
Posted by: GrimRob, January 15, 2018, 10:16am; Reply: 9
I remember a lot of negativity even in the Buckley days. I think it's part of the Grimbarian mentality, some people are just born to moan and grumble!
Posted by: The Grim Reaper, January 15, 2018, 10:59am; Reply: 10
Sums up our fans really.
Posted by: ginnywings, January 15, 2018, 11:02am; Reply: 11
It's difficult to know really because we have nothing to judge it against, seeing as it has been such a long time since we had much to enthuse about. Yeah, the results were generally good in non league, but most hated every minute of it and we should never have been in that league. It was mostly boring routine football. No manager has got a buzz about the place for years and years. We never came close to doing what Mansfield, Lincoln and some other teams did by storming the league. We spent a paltry few weeks at the top of the table in all the 6 years. It was always a lottery, season after season and it was only after the Braintree second leg that i actually felt we were going to get promoted. So it took 6 whole years to get that belief and it lasted for one game, which we won. We get back in the league and after a great start, it all falls apart, with managers coming and going, player coming and going, and once again it all looks a bit of a shambles. It's not a Grimsby thing, it's a Grimsby Town thing because we never have anything we can believe in and get behind.
Posted by: sydney, January 15, 2018, 12:39pm; Reply: 12
Agree with that
I have a question?
What does Slade and Wilko do with the players in training all week??
As I see no difference at all in these last few weeks that would suggest things are going to change?
Feel v depressed been a town fan at the moment
Posted by: Mrs Doyle, January 15, 2018, 2:45pm; Reply: 13
Quoted from toontown
Out of interest how did the crowd react to Amond - did he get a round of applause or cheers? Good reception like Arnold?


Sat in the main stand he got a decent reception no sledging or abuse most people were more bothered about our own problems and rightly so.

Slade got more abuse but even that was very muted you could hardly hear the Slade out chants from the Ponny so I don't think that rattled him at all.

To be honest I think the fans have gone past anger and just about had enough.  

That is the big worry we are accepting this dross as an inevitable slide towards non-league again.

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