rocker959
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No one is booing CH for picking him .
No one is booing CH for picking him .
None of this would have happened if the club had just bought Lavante's Roger Marti, in January, like I told them too.
Is there any advice you can offer Chuba in how you cope with being booed
Well exactly. Utter bollocks...
Akpom was so off the pace and appeared so disinterested.
the lazy, disinterested piss taker
I thought it was a totally disinterested performance
Sorry to get all pedantic but I can't help myself...disinterested means impartial, it is a genuinely useful word which should be preserved and not allowed to become a synonym for unenthusiastic; the word you are all looking for is uninterested.a lazy, disinterested and seriously over-paid player.
It can be done!As has already been said, Akpom looked uninterested on Saturday
Unfortunately I did hear booing from where I sat in East Upper... can't see any positive value in booing one of our own players...people pay there money so I guess they have the right (?)..but personally I prefer cheering the team on
You make it sound like those booing are trying to bring a positive contribution to the game in the first place. Chances are they haven't opened their gobs before that other than to perhaps order a pie.
They are there to be entertained, not to provide encouragement.
So cheering on your team doesn't encourage and increase the chances of entertainment?
.....you seem to have misunderstood ..who in there right mind would see booing would be a positive contribution..but i have said that as they've paid i guess its there right....i just see it as a funny way to support your team
He's going to get a couple of goals tonight, isn't he.........
You've got the wrong person if you're suggesting I don't fully support the notion that vocal support and an atmosphere gives the players on the pitch an edge.
Think you have misunderstood, I was saying that those who are likely to boo are of a different ilk. Surely you've met a few of them? The concept of supporting the team is lost on them, they go to be entertained and would probably be watching it on TV if possible.
Sorry to get all pedantic but I can't help myself...disinterested means impartial, it is a genuinely useful word which should be preserved and not allowed to become a synonym for unenthusiastic; the word you are all looking for is uninterested.
It can be done!
I remember the endless threads damning poor old CMS - running around like a Duracell
Bunny , clapping the fans and couldn't score for Toffee. Definition of trying mind. Didn't help him on here though. |/QUOTE]
I never damned CMS and certainly never booed him. He had energy and commitment and whilst probably lacking in ability at a top Championship club he never, ever stopped trying. And I loved that.
Then there is Akpom.
It's not acceptable to me!Take your point BUT it is acceptable to use the word disinterested as in "not interested" as well I believe.
Uninterested just sounds wrong to me
I remember the endless threads damning poor old CMS - running around like a Duracell
Bunny , clapping the fans and couldn't score for Toffee. Definition of trying mind. Didn't help him on here though. |/QUOTE]
I never damned CMS and certainly never booed him. He had energy and commitment and whilst probably lacking in ability at a top Championship club he never, ever stopped trying. And I loved that.
Then there is Akpom.
Akpom has youthful energy, power and pace on his side, but displays none of these in his performances. Strange.
Whilst 31 year old Murray, and others, run themselves down into the ground for the cause of three points.
Perhaps SOME loanees just can't, deepdown, get motivated to bust a gut?
Akpom has youthful energy, power and pace on his side, but displays none of these in his performances. Strange.
Whilst 31 year old Murray, and others, run themselves down into the ground for the cause of three points.
Perhaps SOME loanees just can't, deepdown, get motivated to bust a gut?
I think my clumsy CMS point was that running around like there's no tomorrow is not necessarily the best indication of their value to the team as appreciated as it is.