Booed off at half-time?

[Mr deez]

Not sure I believe it was aimed at our players, but I am livid it it was.

If anyone reading this thought it was fit to boo at half time, you are a f***ing DISGRACE. You're the sort of fan that would have us back in the doldrums as our top manager and players f***ed off out of here. If you honestly believe booing was fair then please f*** RIGHT OFF AND NEVER COME BACK.

We have just been promoted. We are doing incredibly well. We are not Barcelona.

I cannot believe these people will have been supporting us in the past few years, as surely regular fans have a proper sense of perspective. f*** off back to your own teams if you're going to boo. I'd rather empty seats than you.

 

[chimneys]

Put it this way! A young scamp led his mates with booing our first half performance at half time, right by us in WSU. But after a word he will not be doing it again!! Very quiet for rest of game, the little lamb.

Suggest others make it known how to support the Albion in the event this irritation happens again!!

 

[Captain Sensible]

Just watched the game back and you couldn't hear any boos more of a groan. Come on though, the fans were fantastic again last night.

 

[ATFC Seagull]

Few idiots started, very quickly drowned out. Hopefully they've learned their lesson - nothing to see here.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I assumed that it was for the ref as we had a good penalty shout ignored in the first half.

 

[bristolseagull]

Were people not booing the ref for failing to give us the blatant penalty we should have had before half-time?

Yes, exactly.

Some dickheads near me was chanting "what a load of rubbish" I told him to f*** off and get a reality check. To his credit he apologised in the second half at 2-2.

Some people really haven't got a clue.

 

[Notters]

There was a pillock a few rows in front of me, in the North Stand, who was booing Casper Ankergren at half time and giving him a mouthful of advice about the need to hoof the ball upfield more.

Once the second half came round, he got tetchy about the people in front of him standing up - and called a steward across to read her the bit in the programme that talks about the Ground Regulations. She had the common sense to roll her eyes heavenwards.

I rather regret failing to point out to him at the end of the game that the third Leeds goal came directly from a rare Ankergren long hoof into the hands of the opposition goalkeeper, who was able to set up the last desperate attack that lost us the lead. I had, however, been told in no uncertain terms at half-time that I wasn't entitled to an opinion about the need to support our team because "I hadn't been at Leicester".

Well you're just a massive plastic JCL lord b, we all know that you only have eyes for Newport County.

 

[00snook]

Yup there were a few booers.

Clearly JCL's.

Damn those bloody JCL's.

I heard most of them are bankers and thus responsible for the recession too.

 

[BUTTERBALL]

It's very odd, but in the stadium (East Stand) i did not hear any booing. Watching it back on telly this morning, there was definitely some audible.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Well you're just a massive plastic JCL lord b, we all know that you only have eyes for Newport County.

... and I'll tell you this. There have been plenty of opportunities (and even reasons) to be booing County over the years. Have I? NEVER.

 

[melias shoes]

No booing from where I was sitting. Never heard any either.

 

[New Carpet?]

There was some booing. and no it wasn't justified. It was ridiculous.

This.

I'm convinced most of what booing came from our fans were aimed at the team as opposed to Leeds and the officials.

I know this is the third game in a week where the Albion just haven't turned up for the first 45 minutes, but it is still not on to boo them off at the break.

Some people's expectations of the current Albion side are so far-fetched sometimes.