Booing

Quoted from aldi_01

I think booing, especially during the match is a very English thing,

Has it ever worked? Unlikely, will people claim it’s their right to do it? Absolutely…

Seen games abroad when teams are significantly worse than we were on Thursday, fans didn’t boo during the game, they encouraged, they supported their team. Once the final whistle went, then they let their feelings known.

As we saw last season during our poor spell, we’re seeing it again, giant man babies seeing their bottom and shouting their mouths off. They have little to say that’s of any interest but they argue it’s their right. Perhaps it is but those few that seemingly can’t wait for a bad run because they don’t like Hurst are genuinely pathetic…

Saw the argument of ‘sack him’ and then when someone questioned them about replacement, their repo and ‘that’s above my pay grade…’…very flipping weird….

Agree

Quoted from aldi_01

I think booing, especially during the match is a very English thing,

Has it ever worked? Unlikely, will people claim it’s their right to do it? Absolutely…

Seen games abroad when teams are significantly worse than we were on Thursday, fans didn’t boo during the game, they encouraged, they supported their team. Once the final whistle went, then they let their feelings known.

As we saw last season during our poor spell, we’re seeing it again, giant man babies seeing their bottom and shouting their mouths off. They have little to say that’s of any interest but they argue it’s their right. Perhaps it is but those few that seemingly can’t wait for a bad run because they don’t like Hurst are genuinely pathetic…

Saw the argument of ‘sack him’ and then when someone questioned them about replacement, their repo and ‘that’s above my pay grade…’…very flipping weird….

Booing may be an English thing and if it is then its the tamest of ways to deliver your disapproval of the way things are going. You only have to look across into mainland Europe to see how Ultras show their feelings to squads by turning up en masse at training sessions etc.

Quoted from male private Nale

Booing may be an English thing and if it is then its the tamest of ways to deliver your disapproval of the way things are going. You only have to look across into mainland Europe to see how Ultras show their feelings to squads by turning up en masse at training sessions etc.

I’ve been part of said protests but during a game they support their side…

I've been lucky enough to play in front of crowds of a few hundred over my "career." If I got stick off the opposing fans it seemed to galvanise me more but on the occasions when our fans slagged me off I can't remember a time when it made me play better, a liittle bit more nervous with my touch, a little less eager to receive the ball and a little less confident to hold onto the ball. I've never booed and I've never singled out a player by shouting. Completely counter-productive towards the common goal of players and fans wanting to win the same game.

It makes my blood boil when listening to the singling out of Michee Efete nigh on every single game, most when he hasn't been anywhere near our worst player and sometimes when he's been one of our best. Before the Salford game he'd had a decent run of performances, but reading on here and Twitter you wouldn't know it. Maybe it's the safety in the mob mentality where someone wants to write something negative so the Efete bandwagon is a safe post to write, one that the writer's peers will give them a like or a tick. This is bad.. but even much worse is the clever loudmouth bellowiing in the player's ear while he's actually playing, that's a fooking disgrace. They're letting the player down, the team down and the fans down who are all hoping for a positive result.

In the end.. Michee will be alright. He's going to have a good career, hopefully here at GTFC. But a growing part of me wants him to have it elsewhere and shove the ignorant criticism of him by some dikkhead fans of ours right down their throats..

Quoted from Bigdog

I've been lucky enough to play in front of crowds of a few hundred over my "career." If I got stick off the opposing fans it seemed to galvanise me more but on the occasions when our fans slagged me off I can't remember a time when it made me play better, a liittle bit more nervous with my touch, a little less eager to receive the ball and a little less confident to hold onto the ball. I've never booed and I've never singled out a player by shouting. Completely counter-productive towards the common goal of players and fans wanting to win the same game.

It makes my blood boil when listening to the singling out of Michee Efete nigh on every single game, most when he hasn't been anywhere near our worst player and sometimes when he's been one of our best. Before the Salford game he'd had a decent run of performances, but reading on here and Twitter you wouldn't know it. Maybe it's the safety in the mob mentality where someone wants to write something negative so the Efete bandwagon is a safe post to write, one that the writer's peers will give them a like or a tick. This is bad.. but even much worse is the clever loudmouth bellowiing in the player's ear while he's actually playing, that's a fooking disgrace. They're letting the player down, the team down and the fans down who are all hoping for a positive result.

In the end.. Michee will be alright. He's going to have a good career, hopefully here at GTFC. But a growing part of me wants him to have it elsewhere and shove the ignorant criticism of him by some dikkhead fans of ours right down their throats..

Efete is the boo boy for literally no logical reason. Interesting that I counted as many mistakes from other players on Thursday, including Mcatee but for some reason they didn’t get the same stick…

There was a young ish guy behind me on Thurs that was screaming abuse at Efete from the kick off.

He's nowhere near good enough to be a professional footballer apparently, never mind good enough for us. Should be in the National League North at best according to the gobby fooker.

I think they just like everyone in a hundred yard radius to hear their opinion, even if it is repeated ad nauseam and usually wrong anyway.

Quoted from aldi_01

Efete is the boo boy for literally no logical reason. Interesting that I counted as many mistakes from other players on Thursday, including Mcatee but for some reason they didn’t get the same stick…

It always seems to be wide players who get the stick, wingers and full backs. The crowd can get on their back for half the game and don't notice in the other, but they get stick from the other stand. People playing more central positions are out of earshot and don't get as much abuse.

Quoted from Bigdog

I've been lucky enough to play in front of crowds of a few hundred over my "career." If I got stick off the opposing fans it seemed to galvanise me more but on the occasions when our fans slagged me off I can't remember a time when it made me play better, a liittle bit more nervous with my touch, a little less eager to receive the ball and a little less confident to hold onto the ball. I've never booed and I've never singled out a player by shouting. Completely counter-productive towards the common goal of players and fans wanting to win the same game.

It makes my blood boil when listening to the singling out of Michee Efete nigh on every single game, most when he hasn't been anywhere near our worst player and sometimes when he's been one of our best. Before the Salford game he'd had a decent run of performances, but reading on here and Twitter you wouldn't know it. Maybe it's the safety in the mob mentality where someone wants to write something negative so the Efete bandwagon is a safe post to write, one that the writer's peers will give them a like or a tick. This is bad.. but even much worse is the clever loudmouth bellowiing in the player's ear while he's actually playing, that's a fooking disgrace. They're letting the player down, the team down and the fans down who are all hoping for a positive result.

In the end.. Michee will be alright. He's going to have a good career, hopefully here at GTFC. But a growing part of me wants him to have it elsewhere and shove the ignorant criticism of him by some dikkhead fans of ours right down their throats..

Brilliant post. Totally agree.

Regards Efete --
He wasn't even the worst right back on the pitch. No chance.
Salfords was worse and they won 1-4 so surely he isn't the main reason we lost the game like some idiots are suggesting

Christ, some of those saying he isn't a footballer would have a heart attack doing the warmup

Quoted from Bigdog

I've been lucky enough to play in front of crowds of a few hundred over my "career." If I got stick off the opposing fans it seemed to galvanise me more but on the occasions when our fans slagged me off I can't remember a time when it made me play better, a liittle bit more nervous with my touch, a little less eager to receive the ball and a little less confident to hold onto the ball. I've never booed and I've never singled out a player by shouting. Completely counter-productive towards the common goal of players and fans wanting to win the same game.

It makes my blood boil when listening to the singling out of Michee Efete nigh on every single game, most when he hasn't been anywhere near our worst player and sometimes when he's been one of our best. Before the Salford game he'd had a decent run of performances, but reading on here and Twitter you wouldn't know it. Maybe it's the safety in the mob mentality where someone wants to write something negative so the Efete bandwagon is a safe post to write, one that the writer's peers will give them a like or a tick. This is bad.. but even much worse is the clever loudmouth bellowiing in the player's ear while he's actually playing, that's a fooking disgrace. They're letting the player down, the team down and the fans down who are all hoping for a positive result.

In the end.. Michee will be alright. He's going to have a good career, hopefully here at GTFC. But a growing part of me wants him to have it elsewhere and shove the ignorant criticism of him by some dikkhead fans of ours right down their throats..

Excellent post, Michee works really hard to be honest and I’ll be more than happy to see him start for a good while yet.