The tactics and match quality have to shoulder some of the blame. It's hard to foster a good atmosphere when you're serving your fan base the football equivalent of Chinese Water Torture
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Have to agree with you there Mikey, it's like we all know exactly how it's going to unfold, if we don't score early doors,the doom and gloom seems to come down over the ground.The tactics and match quality have to shoulder some of the blame. It's hard to foster a good atmosphere when you're serving your fan base the football equivalent of Chinese Water Torture
We only fume because we care,I wasn't fuming much last seasonIts not the quietness thats a problem its the fume that kicks off after a few minutes
I know, but after a few minutes, ffs let the players get into some sort of stride before everyone gets on there caseWe only fume because we care,I wasn't fuming much last season
I think the problem sagey is that most of our games in the League take the same shape i.e. very slow,ponderous sideways/backwards passing,very little energy/desire,then oops an error and we're one down,we're paying a lot of money as fans/consumers and its the same old/same old,this season at least.I know, but after a few minutes, ffs let the players get into some sort of stride before everyone gets on there case
I fully support the fume towards the bearded clown though, he can get to fuq
Or they were gifted two easy goals - the crowd were rightly on edge just like our defence, no confidence in TH now after that goalkeeping debacle!Our crowd just don't like his style of football. Is that Martinez fault or the crowd. At this point I'm not sure it matters but the reality is that against some teams it leads to a quiet first 30mins and then groans and later boos. Teams also setup to take this into account. Leicester didn't start playing until the crowd turned.