"Our support is f***ing shit"

[Hamilton]

Yes worst away support I've ever seen

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Utter bollocks. You're drunk. I was there. If you think that's the worst then you haven't been to many away games or a fan for long. I'll assume you are just drunk.


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[Kuipers Supporters Club]

From what I saw and from people who were sitting next to them we have a new wannabe ultra palace trolls section.[/QUOTE

Absolutely no idea what that means? Isn't trolling palace a good thing?

Not when you copy them

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Utter bollocks. You're drunk. I was there. If you think that's the worst then you haven't been to many away games or a fan for long. I'll assume you are just drunk.


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I'm you weren't sitting at the front obviously, stop mouthing off on something you didn't experience

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[BHAFC_SWC]

Not when you copy them

Brighton fans criticised for trying to generate an atmosphere on a thread about Brighton fans making no atmosphere. Classic NSC.

 

[LamieRobertson]

No chance you must've been behind me, not one person in front of me lifted a finger all game

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Hmm...lifted a finger?...oh so they can wave there arms?..you've confused me

 

[LamieRobertson]

And for what it's worth I said the guys at the back were singing all game, the 10 rows at the front consisted of miserable old sods, grey haired old women and spotty teenagers that stood with their arms crossed for the majority of the game .

Should they be banned from attending future games?...Least you didnt had to stand next to your Dad being a miserable 'old' sod all game! Like i did

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Tbh the train home is the best atmosphere all day, people with instruments, absolute laugh!

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[sllugaes]

What a funny thread!!!!!! - Support had nothing to do with the result today. Move on. We were poor across the park. No urgency, poor passing (apart from Dunk to Duffy visa versa, across the back four), sluggish, disjointed, and really lacking ideas going forward which was a concern. Too be honest a typical away performance, going behind and trying to nick a draw or a last minute goal for a win. I just wish we would start away games with a sense of urgency, and intent to go at these teams. We allow them to gain confidence, and Momentum in the game. Our crowd today had no impact on the result - full stop. Rotherham is a must.

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[Pretty pink fairy]

And for what it's worth I said the guys at the back were singing all game, the 10 rows at the front consisted of miserable old sods, grey haired old women and spotty teenagers that stood with their arms crossed for the majority of the game .

luv bus collective
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

tbh the train home is the best atmosphere all day, people with instruments, absolute laugh!

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who's blowing your trumpet
regards
DR

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

This thread needs to be filed with the one on Early Leavers. The title can be 'getting stressed by other
people when it would be better to just enjoy your own day.'

 

[LamieRobertson]

Tbh the train home is the best atmosphere all day, people with instruments, absolute laugh!

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Instruments?

 

[Nixonator]

No chance you must've been behind me, not one person in front of me lifted a finger all game

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With respect, is that your first time near the front? It's normally full of mutes who have absolutely no intention of improving the atmosphere. They pay and travel just like the rest of us though so they can watch the game however they choose. Obviously I would prefer loud and passionate fans filling away ends but not to be.

It was fairly subdued today for some reason, before we conceded. All ticket means a lot follow their actual seats so plenty of mutes at the back too, 2 singing groups at either end out of sync and nothing to smash on at forest to keep rhythm.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

With respect, is that your first time near the front? It's normally full of mutes who have absolutely no intention of improving the atmosphere. They pay and travel just like the rest of us though so they can watch the game however they choose. Obviously I would prefer loud and passionate fans filling away ends but not to be.

It was fairly subdued today for some reason, before we conceded. All ticket means a lot follow their actual seats so plenty of mutes at the back too, 2 singing groups at either end out of sync and nothing to smash on at forest to keep rhythm.

Tbh was our first time down the front but we were still 10 rows back and it was full of "mutes" great word btw

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[Pretty pink fairy]

With respect, is that your first time near the front? It's normally full of mutes who have absolutely no intention of improving the atmosphere. They pay and travel just like the rest of us though so they can watch the game however they choose. Obviously I would prefer loud and passionate fans filling away ends but not to be.

It was fairly subdued today for some reason, before we conceded. All ticket means a lot follow their actual seats so plenty of mutes at the back too, 2 singing groups at either end out of sync and nothing to smash on at forest to keep rhythm.

modern day football lack of atmosphere shocker
regards
DR

 

[RM-Taylor]

I was stood at the front, I apologise as I lost my voice from singing.

 

[Washie]

TBF, i can see what people mean when they say the fans do dictate what happens on the pitch. While only watching on TV (bad fan) for the Newcastle game, the fans were roaring and in high spirits. The players looked like it too and we were well on top. After the penalty, things started to die down as did the crowd. Then almost by magic you started feeling the nerves from the crowd, and with every missplaced pass it seemed to grow. You could feel it on TV and it also seemed to seep into the players as you could then see the players start to get nervous. Today, it seemed nervous from the start. Then when the goal went in the away crowd woke up and started singing and supporting the team. They started getting behind the team and the team actually started playing much better. Then the second goal went in and we all gave up hope, as did the players. TBH it shouldn't matter what is happening on the pitch we should always sing and support, as it always seems like our negativity always then seems to seep into the players.

 

[Kuipers Supporters Club]

Brighton fans criticised for trying to generate an atmosphere on a thread about Brighton fans making no atmosphere. Classic NSC.

Singing 'you're just a shit Derby County and 'we're gonna win 4-3' yeah massive atmosphere that.

As I said - fans moved away from them as they couldn't stand their tinpottery and that they told me they didn't join in with any songs not started by 'their crew' what kind of BS is that?

 

[Nixonator]

Singing 'you're just a shit Derby County and 'we're gonna win 4-3' yeah massive atmosphere that.

As I said - fans moved away from them as they couldn't stand their tinpottery and that they told me they didn't join in with any songs not started by 'their crew' what kind of BS is that?

Sounds like exactly how you've described it, bullshit.

Are you part of the song police by the way? Are we not permitted to sing anything that could qualify as tongue in cheek?

 

[LamieRobertson]

I was stood at the front, I apologise as I lost my voice from singing.

Were you one of the grey haired women..spotty teenager or grumpy old sod?