Sat Nov 21, 2015 7:52 pm
Sat Nov 21, 2015 7:54 pm
Sat Nov 21, 2015 7:59 pm
Sat Nov 21, 2015 8:02 pm
Sat Nov 21, 2015 8:10 pm
Sat Nov 21, 2015 8:10 pm
Sat Nov 21, 2015 8:27 pm
RV Casual wrote:If that's true and it obviously is then it just goes to show how poisonous our fan base has become.
I understand people get frustrated but we are 9th, 3 points off the play offs and yes we got turned over badly by a side who aside of a local derby defeat are in a tremendous run of form and have been knocking on the door for a few seasons now.
Chanting 'we are shit, we are shit, we are shit' ... lost for words to be honest..whats happened to us?
Sat Nov 21, 2015 8:28 pm
Lawnmower wrote:What a way to inspire your team ?
Today we played against a team of stars which cost a fortune to assemble.
We were clearly 2 nd best, but does anyone really expect us to be at the same level as them ?
On the other hand the singing before the game, started by a group of youngsters was superb and in fairness to those youngsters they hardly stopped.
In contrast Derbyshire fans were poor , out of 28k only a handful sung and the rest only perked up for 5 minutes after the first goal.
Not a lot better than us at our half empty ground
Sat Nov 21, 2015 8:57 pm
carlccfc wrote:What will the heirachy at Cardiff City think of today's chant by City fans late in the game ?
'We're f*cking shit, we're f*cking shit, we're f*cking shit !! '
Sat Nov 21, 2015 9:33 pm
Lawnmower wrote:What a way to inspire your team ?
Today we played against a team of stars which cost a fortune to assemble.
We were clearly 2 nd best, but does anyone really expect us to be at the same level as them ?
On the other hand the singing before the game, started by a group of youngsters was superb and in fairness to those youngsters they hardly stopped.
In contrast Derbyshire fans were poor , out of 28k only a handful sung and the rest only perked up for 5 minutes after the first goal.
Not a lot better than us at our half empty ground
Sat Nov 21, 2015 9:50 pm
davids wrote:Lawnmower wrote:What a way to inspire your team ?
Today we played against a team of stars which cost a fortune to assemble.
We were clearly 2 nd best, but does anyone really expect us to be at the same level as them ?
On the other hand the singing before the game, started by a group of youngsters was superb and in fairness to those youngsters they hardly stopped.
In contrast Derbyshire fans were poor , out of 28k only a handful sung and the rest only perked up for 5 minutes after the first goal.
Not a lot better than us at our half empty ground
In fairness to the youngsters they spent 85 minutes trying to "inspire" the team only to be rewarded by a typically lacklustre, uninspiring, unadventurous, backwards and sideways passing, slow and toothless performance by the team.
Derby a team of stars?Do me a favour- they were a hard working slightly above average team who quickly worked out that we had no intention of offering any real threat and that once they got into the lead it was only going to be by them making a mistake that we would get back into the game.
Yes Derby fans were poor - again it proves that if you have a decent team and manager you don't need drums or big flags or passionate fans to "inspire" your team to win games.
Our away support has been superb all season and for many seasons gone by. We could have 100,000 nutters screaming fanatical support for the entire 90 minutes and it would make absolutely no difference to the tepid, boring crap being served up on the field at the moment.
I think it's good occassionally to be reminded by the fans when their performance deserves the kind of criticism they received at the end of the game today.
Didn't see Russell come over to acknowledge over 1000 travelling fans today either - probably just as well.
Sat Nov 21, 2015 9:59 pm
Lawnmower wrote:davids wrote:Lawnmower wrote:What a way to inspire your team ?
Today we played against a team of stars which cost a fortune to assemble.
We were clearly 2 nd best, but does anyone really expect us to be at the same level as them ?
On the other hand the singing before the game, started by a group of youngsters was superb and in fairness to those youngsters they hardly stopped.
In contrast Derbyshire fans were poor , out of 28k only a handful sung and the rest only perked up for 5 minutes after the first goal.
Not a lot better than us at our half empty ground
In fairness to the youngsters they spent 85 minutes trying to "inspire" the team only to be rewarded by a typically lacklustre, uninspiring, unadventurous, backwards and sideways passing, slow and toothless performance by the team.
Derby a team of stars?Do me a favour- they were a hard working slightly above average team who quickly worked out that we had no intention of offering any real threat and that once they got into the lead it was only going to be by them making a mistake that we would get back into the game.
Yes Derby fans were poor - again it proves that if you have a decent team and manager you don't need drums or big flags or passionate fans to "inspire" your team to win games.
Our away support has been superb all season and for many seasons gone by. We could have 100,000 nutters screaming fanatical support for the entire 90 minutes and it would make absolutely no difference to the tepid, boring crap being served up on the field at the moment.
I think it's good occassionally to be reminded by the fans when their performance deserves the kind of criticism they received at the end of the game today.
Didn't see Russell come over to acknowledge over 1000 travelling fans today either - probably just as well.
Derby ARE a team of stars, they have spent a fortune in the last 2 seasons, developing a side who were already good.
Once, Bent, Martin,Keogh, Weimann, Shackall are all top players at this level, their wage bill must be eye watering and they are gambling on promotion.
They probably have the strongest squad in the division. They were the preseason bookies favourites to go up and are a form side.
If you think they are 'slightly above average' then your analysis loses all credibility.
Sat Nov 21, 2015 10:02 pm
Lawnmower wrote:davids wrote:Lawnmower wrote:What a way to inspire your team ?
Today we played against a team of stars which cost a fortune to assemble.
We were clearly 2 nd best, but does anyone really expect us to be at the same level as them ?
On the other hand the singing before the game, started by a group of youngsters was superb and in fairness to those youngsters they hardly stopped.
In contrast Derbyshire fans were poor , out of 28k only a handful sung and the rest only perked up for 5 minutes after the first goal.
Not a lot better than us at our half empty ground
In fairness to the youngsters they spent 85 minutes trying to "inspire" the team only to be rewarded by a typically lacklustre, uninspiring, unadventurous, backwards and sideways passing, slow and toothless performance by the team.
Derby a team of stars?Do me a favour- they were a hard working slightly above average team who quickly worked out that we had no intention of offering any real threat and that once they got into the lead it was only going to be by them making a mistake that we would get back into the game.
Yes Derby fans were poor - again it proves that if you have a decent team and manager you don't need drums or big flags or passionate fans to "inspire" your team to win games.
Our away support has been superb all season and for many seasons gone by. We could have 100,000 nutters screaming fanatical support for the entire 90 minutes and it would make absolutely no difference to the tepid, boring crap being served up on the field at the moment.
I think it's good occassionally to be reminded by the fans when their performance deserves the kind of criticism they received at the end of the game today.
Didn't see Russell come over to acknowledge over 1000 travelling fans today either - probably just as well.
Derby ARE a team of stars, they have spent a fortune in the last 2 seasons, developing a side who were already good.
Once, Bent, Martin,Keogh, Weimann, Shackall are all top players at this level, their wage bill must be eye watering and they are gambling on promotion.
They probably have the strongest squad in the division. They were the preseason bookies favourites to go up and are a form side.
If you think they are 'slightly above average' then your analysis loses all credibility.
Sat Nov 21, 2015 10:07 pm
Sat Nov 21, 2015 10:45 pm
davids wrote:Lawnmower wrote:davids wrote:Lawnmower wrote:What a way to inspire your team ?
Today we played against a team of stars which cost a fortune to assemble.
We were clearly 2 nd best, but does anyone really expect us to be at the same level as them ?
On the other hand the singing before the game, started by a group of youngsters was superb and in fairness to those youngsters they hardly stopped.
In contrast Derbyshire fans were poor , out of 28k only a handful sung and the rest only perked up for 5 minutes after the first goal.
Not a lot better than us at our half empty ground
In fairness to the youngsters they spent 85 minutes trying to "inspire" the team only to be rewarded by a typically lacklustre, uninspiring, unadventurous, backwards and sideways passing, slow and toothless performance by the team.
Derby a team of stars?Do me a favour- they were a hard working slightly above average team who quickly worked out that we had no intention of offering any real threat and that once they got into the lead it was only going to be by them making a mistake that we would get back into the game.
Yes Derby fans were poor - again it proves that if you have a decent team and manager you don't need drums or big flags or passionate fans to "inspire" your team to win games.
Our away support has been superb all season and for many seasons gone by. We could have 100,000 nutters screaming fanatical support for the entire 90 minutes and it would make absolutely no difference to the tepid, boring crap being served up on the field at the moment.
I think it's good occassionally to be reminded by the fans when their performance deserves the kind of criticism they received at the end of the game today.
Didn't see Russell come over to acknowledge over 1000 travelling fans today either - probably just as well.
Derby ARE a team of stars, they have spent a fortune in the last 2 seasons, developing a side who were already good.
Once, Bent, Martin,Keogh, Weimann, Shackall are all top players at this level, their wage bill must be eye watering and they are gambling on promotion.
They probably have the strongest squad in the division. They were the preseason bookies favourites to go up and are a form side.
If you think they are 'slightly above average' then your analysis loses all credibility.
Did you go to the game today?
They were certainly not a great team today because they did not need to be. Bent never got onto the pitch and Ince was taken off halfway through the second half. They lost to Forest who are absolute shit. History is litttered with teams full of "stars" who have never been promoted or lived up to their potential and just because they are the bookies favourites and have the strongest squad in the division does not mean they should be considered a top team.
We were pre season favourites last season and were considered to have one of the strongest squads in the division - look how it turned out for us.
They were only two places above us before today's game yet they won the game without having to get out of second gear.
Sat Nov 21, 2015 10:55 pm
Sat Nov 21, 2015 10:56 pm
RV Casual wrote:If that's true and it obviously is then it just goes to show how poisonous our fan base has become.
I understand people get frustrated but we are 9th, 3 points off the play offs and yes we got turned over badly by a side who aside of a local derby defeat are in a tremendous run of form and have been knocking on the door for a few seasons now.
Chanting 'we are shit, we are shit, we are shit' ... lost for words to be honest..whats happened to us?
Sat Nov 21, 2015 11:53 pm
maccydee wrote:RV Casual wrote:If that's true and it obviously is then it just goes to show how poisonous our fan base has become.
I understand people get frustrated but we are 9th, 3 points off the play offs and yes we got turned over badly by a side who aside of a local derby defeat are in a tremendous run of form and have been knocking on the door for a few seasons now.
Chanting 'we are shit, we are shit, we are shit' ... lost for words to be honest..whats happened to us?
Well said.
Sun Nov 22, 2015 12:01 am
Sun Nov 22, 2015 12:10 am
Sun Nov 22, 2015 12:27 am
Sun Nov 22, 2015 1:45 am
CHRIS PIKE wrote:The fans that travel away can sing what they like..... if you don't travel away you have no right to criticise because you don't know what it's like to travel 100s of miles with no reward. ..
Sun Nov 22, 2015 3:52 am
RV Casual wrote:If that's true and it obviously is then it just goes to show how poisonous our fan base has become.
I understand people get frustrated but we are 9th, 3 points off the play offs and yes we got turned over badly by a side who aside of a local derby defeat are in a tremendous run of form and have been knocking on the door for a few seasons now.
Chanting 'we are shit, we are shit, we are shit' ... lost for words to be honest..whats happened to us?
Sun Nov 22, 2015 7:14 am
Stringfellow wrote:Lawnmower wrote:davids wrote:Lawnmower wrote:What a way to inspire your team ?
Today we played against a team of stars which cost a fortune to assemble.
We were clearly 2 nd best, but does anyone really expect us to be at the same level as them ?
On the other hand the singing before the game, started by a group of youngsters was superb and in fairness to those youngsters they hardly stopped.
In contrast Derbyshire fans were poor , out of 28k only a handful sung and the rest only perked up for 5 minutes after the first goal.
Not a lot better than us at our half empty ground
In fairness to the youngsters they spent 85 minutes trying to "inspire" the team only to be rewarded by a typically lacklustre, uninspiring, unadventurous, backwards and sideways passing, slow and toothless performance by the team.
Derby a team of stars?Do me a favour- they were a hard working slightly above average team who quickly worked out that we had no intention of offering any real threat and that once they got into the lead it was only going to be by them making a mistake that we would get back into the game.
Yes Derby fans were poor - again it proves that if you have a decent team and manager you don't need drums or big flags or passionate fans to "inspire" your team to win games.
Our away support has been superb all season and for many seasons gone by. We could have 100,000 nutters screaming fanatical support for the entire 90 minutes and it would make absolutely no difference to the tepid, boring crap being served up on the field at the moment.
I think it's good occassionally to be reminded by the fans when their performance deserves the kind of criticism they received at the end of the game today.
Didn't see Russell come over to acknowledge over 1000 travelling fans today either - probably just as well.
Derby ARE a team of stars, they have spent a fortune in the last 2 seasons, developing a side who were already good.
Once, Bent, Martin,Keogh, Weimann, Shackall are all top players at this level, their wage bill must be eye watering and they are gambling on promotion.
They probably have the strongest squad in the division. They were the preseason bookies favourites to go up and are a form side.
If you think they are 'slightly above average' then your analysis loses all credibility.
I think David's is saying based on today they didn't look like stars but maybe they are on paper. Your right they have gambled, I don't think they will go up.
Sun Nov 22, 2015 9:06 am
Sun Nov 22, 2015 9:47 am
AJ1927 wrote:CHRIS PIKE wrote:The fans that travel away can sing what they like..... if you don't travel away you have no right to criticise because you don't know what it's like to travel 100s of miles with no reward. ..
Eh?
Sun Nov 22, 2015 10:51 am
carlccfc wrote:What will the heirachy at Cardiff City think of today's chant by City fans late in the game ?
'We're f*cking shit, we're f*cking shit, we're f*cking shit !! '
Sun Nov 22, 2015 10:54 am
pembroke allan wrote:AJ1927 wrote:CHRIS PIKE wrote:The fans that travel away can sing what they like..... if you don't travel away you have no right to criticise because you don't know what it's like to travel 100s of miles with no reward. ..
Eh?
You go away or home for that matter to support team not to call them Shi'ite?? Regardless of playing like it, criticise yes but I'm sure it helped team play better knowing fans support them with such chants?
Sun Nov 22, 2015 11:00 am
Sun Nov 22, 2015 11:03 am