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Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 9:36 pm

My perspective from the Grange end. Atmosphere DIRE. Ninian abysmal Canton very Quiet and disappointed with them. Grange end absolute shite. 300 Hull fans were superb and made all the noise 24,000 fans couldn't.
Now lets get this right its a two way thing sometimes the team need the fans to get them going we did not do our part full stop us as supporters was embarrassing, sometime the team needs to get the crowd going.
The first half we played well and dominated considering our injuries, the second half was no tempo this is when us as fans should of lifted them but didn't. Overall today's result was massive and shows we can do it without Bellers.
Well done to the team and well done to Rae who proved me wrong in slating him when he came on to which about 50 fans around me went ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh when they announced who scored the second. :ayatollah: :ayatollah:
Marks out of ten for the players 8 marks out of ten to the supporters 1. :cry: :cry:

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:10 pm

Awwwww bless you all!!!

No atmosphere and some of you neandertals had to learn how to move your legs and sit down!!!

Sums a lot of you up really. We win, quite comfortably, against a side playing premiership football last season and you have to whinge about the so-called lack of "atmosphere."

It's all about you isn't it? The children and teenagers on here I can understand as they tend to be rather egocentric in their outlook but those of you who are chronologically adults really need to get a grip.

I'll take this "rubbish game" every week thank you very much. A virtually full house and three points towards promotion.

Never mind children, Millwall in a fortnight. That'll give you the chance to get really excited about something.

Events on the pitch don't really bother some of you does it?

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:15 pm

Sorry Claude i have one word for you ............COCK :roll:

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:22 pm

The level of intelligent response I expect from you and your ilk.

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:25 pm

Claude Blue wrote:Awwwww bless you all!!!

No atmosphere and some of you neandertals had to learn how to move your legs and sit down!!!

Sums a lot of you up really. We win, quite comfortably, against a side playing premiership football last season and you have to whinge about the so-called lack of "atmosphere."

It's all about you isn't it? The children and teenagers on here I can understand as they tend to be rather egocentric in their outlook but those of you who are chronologically adults really need to get a grip.

I'll take this "rubbish game" every week thank you very much. A virtually full house and three points towards promotion.

Never mind children, Millwall in a fortnight. That'll give you the chance to get really excited about something.

Events on the pitch don't really bother some of you does it?






Just shut up ya bored kent.........Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:29 pm

Claude Blue wrote:The level of intelligent response I expect from you and your ilk.



:yawn: Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz



f**k off and watch bristol. Ya get right on my tits you!

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:30 pm

I refer you to my earlier answer :lol: :lol:

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:32 pm

Claude Blue wrote:The level of intelligent response I expect from you and your ilk.



Sorry Claude your post didnt require an intelligent response :o

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:33 pm

That Claude bloke seems a bit of a Numptee to me? :roll:

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:34 pm

Claude Blue wrote:I refer you to my earlier answer :lol: :lol:



I'll refer you to a bee on honey or a fly on sh1t! what is the matter with you? Your not getting any? Time of the month? How to act like a bitch while being a supposed man?

What is it with you?

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:36 pm

Blazing Saddles wrote:That Claude bloke seems a bit of a Numptee to me? :roll:



Quite right Blazing :lol: :ayatollah:

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:40 pm

Nuclearblue wrote:
Blazing Saddles wrote:That Claude bloke seems a bit of a Numptee to me? :roll:



Quite right Blazing :lol: :ayatollah:



I'll third this! :ayatollah: :ayatollah: :ayatollah:

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 10:42 pm

You two should get a room :lol: :lol: :lol:

Sooooooo easy to wind up.

Night night both xx

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 11:00 pm

I had a good pop in the canton today, gave the keeper Duke some stick his head was gone

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sat Sep 11, 2010 11:29 pm

I kind of know what annis saying and agreed (I think) but trying to explain it.
I think today was a good game but lacked that buzz, maybe like Manu of a few years ago or a Chelsea of now? We now expect to win everygame and it has left the atmosphere stale? Or we just ain't used to it?

Maybe I'm wrong

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 5:24 am

Claude Blue wrote:Awwwww bless you all!!!

No atmosphere and some of you neandertals had to learn how to move your legs and sit down!!!

Sums a lot of you up really. We win, quite comfortably, against a side playing premiership football last season and you have to whinge about the so-called lack of "atmosphere."

It's all about you isn't it? The children and teenagers on here I can understand as they tend to be rather egocentric in their outlook but those of you who are chronologically adults really need to get a grip.

I'll take this "rubbish game" every week thank you very much. A virtually full house and three points towards promotion.

Never mind children, Millwall in a fortnight. That'll give you the chance to get really excited about something.

Events on the pitch don't really bother some of you does it?


Looks to me Claude has been on the pop again.

So Claude when you have got over your hangover this morning answer this will you. Do you reckon that Hull squad was the same as the one in the premier? If its possible for you to do a bit of research you might find your statement in red slightly of the mark by about a million miles.

The atmosphere was dead today. Thats what guys are talking about on this thread. Nothing to do with off the pitch outside the ground activites. Your not winding us up Claude as you claim but asically boring the tits off us these days.

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 7:42 am

For the size of the crowd the atmosphere was poor, if my memory serves me correctly I remember the cup match at home to the Wurzels provided a better atmosphere and that was with 7,000 fans ( but we were standing :lol: ).

As for the game, I was concerned that in the first half we totally dominated but only scored from a set piece and didnt have one effort on goal from open play, something which I think will concern DJ and TB.

The second half we allowed Hull more of the pitch by sitting deeper but with their possession I thought that they were a poor side and were unlikely to score.

The game seemed to go through the motions and was lit up by individual pieces of skill ie. Burke and Whitts.

I still have concerns about the centre halves, both Gypese and Hudson are prone to making at least one gaff a game and those gaffs could have cost us dearly.

Overall though I will remain positive as it was an excellent result, made greater by the fact it we were not at full strength.

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 8:33 am

I was wondering why it was so quiet too.


Someone just bought a season ticket next to me and he stinks : (

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 9:46 am

Claude Blue wrote:Awwwww bless you all!!!

No atmosphere and some of you neandertals had to learn how to move your legs and sit down!!!

Sums a lot of you up really. We win, quite comfortably, against a side playing premiership football last season and you have to whinge about the so-called lack of "atmosphere."

It's all about you isn't it? The children and teenagers on here I can understand as they tend to be rather egocentric in their outlook but those of you who are chronologically adults really need to get a grip.

I'll take this "rubbish game" every week thank you very much. A virtually full house and three points towards promotion.

Never mind children, Millwall in a fortnight. That'll give you the chance to get really excited about something.

Events on the pitch don't really bother some of you does it?



Claude, my little girls, love to hear singing and an Atmosphere, maybe you dont, but judging by what you put on here you would prefer us to play in a Church yard.

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 9:46 am

Nuclearblue wrote:Sorry Claude i have one word for you ............COCK :roll:


He is starting to become worse than that.

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 9:47 am

2blue2handle wrote:I kind of know what annis saying and agreed (I think) but trying to explain it.
I think today was a good game but lacked that buzz, maybe like Manu of a few years ago or a Chelsea of now? We now expect to win everygame and it has left the atmosphere stale? Or we just ain't used to it?

Maybe I'm wrong


Correct Luke :ayatollah: :ayatollah:

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 10:00 am

For an attendance of 24500 the atmosphere was poor all I could hear all game was the canton the rest of the ground was dead

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 10:03 am

Born2bblue wrote:For an attendance of 24500 th and it needs sorting. atmosphere was poor all I could hear all game was the canton the rest of the ground was dead


I agree, Terrible Atmosphere for 24,000 and it needs sorting, Not more Restrictions on Our Fans at home.

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 10:37 am

crap atmosphere, for some reason no one felt like signing yesterday

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 10:40 am

i agree the atmosphere was dire, but to call the game "rubbish" is a bit harsh !

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 1:27 pm

Some here just love to moan.

Too many harking back to Ninian Park, forgetting how dire the atmosphere could be there.

We won 2 - 0 and are joint top of the table.

I'll take a so-called "rubbish" game and atmosphere every match as long as we win.

FFS, get real!!!

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 1:30 pm

Claude Blue wrote:Some here just love to moan.

Too many harking back to Ninian Park, forgetting how dire the atmosphere could be there.

We won 2 - 0 and are joint top of the table.

I'll take a so-called "rubbish" game and atmosphere every match as long as we win.

FFS, get real!!!

we won and are up the top of the table, we will have to dig out wins, and it wont all be free flowing brazilian like play. i agree with that claude.

but the atmosphere was poor, it will better vs millwall though claude :D

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 1:42 pm

Agreed,always better in certain games e.g.Swansea and Bristol City.

However, supporters support their club in different ways. Not all of us want to sing and shout for 90 minutes. I'm much quieter these days, tending to watch the match without shouting and singing all the time and if that makes me boring then so be it!!

We all pay our money and are entitled to support our club in whatever manner we wish. It doesn't make you any less of a fan.

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 1:43 pm

Claude Blue wrote:Agreed,always better in certain games e.g.Swansea and Bristol City.

However, supporters support their club in different ways. Not all of us want to sing and shout for 90 minutes. I'm much quieter these days, tending to watch the match without shouting and singing all the time and if that makes me boring then so be it!!

We all pay our money and are entitled to support our club in whatever manner we wish. It doesn't make you any less of a fan.

i agree, i chose to stand in the canton and attempt to sing for 90mins. im no more of a fan than you, and no less :ayatollah:

Re: " I THOUGHT IT WAS A RUBBISH GAME and OUR FANS

Sun Sep 12, 2010 4:41 pm

Forever Blue wrote:were like they were at a Funeral,(Why are we so quite ?).

Because of the damn stewards telling everyone to sit down through out the game, next to the away fans in the Ninian. :evil: It's because of that letter that was sent to season ticket holders in that block, it's made everyone sit down and it's killed the atmopshere. :( Though I can't see this working when we play Millwall, Leeds, Swansea and Bristol City. :lol:

:ayatollah: