Fri Dec 27, 2013 8:14 am
Fri Dec 27, 2013 8:16 am
Fri Dec 27, 2013 8:24 am
CraigCCFC wrote:It cant effect the players because whenever anyone mentioned that possibility about BU marches and protests we were told it was a load of bollox
Fri Dec 27, 2013 8:35 am
CraigCCFC wrote:It cant effect the players because whenever anyone mentioned that possibility about BU marches and protests we were told it was a load of bollox
Fri Dec 27, 2013 8:37 am
Bakedalasker wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:It cant effect the players because whenever anyone mentioned that possibility about BU marches and protests we were told it was a load of bollox
The players are behind BU so no it does not effect them when it comes to their marches.
The players are not behind Tan. Ever though since Newcastle and the bonus payments we have struggled? Worth a thought that.
Fri Dec 27, 2013 8:44 am
arri potta wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:CraigCCFC wrote:It cant effect the players because whenever anyone mentioned that possibility about BU marches and protests we were told it was a load of bollox
The players are behind BU so no it does not effect them when it comes to their marches.
The players are not behind Tan. Ever though since Newcastle and the bonus payments we have struggled? Worth a thought that.
No one is saying BU is affecting them, the turmoil in the club is!!!
Fri Dec 27, 2013 8:44 am
Fri Dec 27, 2013 8:46 am
arri potta wrote:It proved the players are affected by what's going on, it proves we're not playing our strongest team, it proves the clubs in turmoil and the most enjoyable part was leaving at half-time and going back to the pub!
So roll on tomorrow for another day of wondering what will happen next.![]()
ps if Dave Jones comes back I've a season ticket for sale!!
Fri Dec 27, 2013 8:48 am
davids wrote:Players are inherently selfish individuals who realise that during the course of their careers they are going to be involved with clubs who go through periods of turmoil.
To say that they are being affected by what's happening at the club is giving the players a ready made excuse for when things go wrong on the pitch.
As long as they are getting paid, most of them couldn't give a shit and to think that any of them really care about what's going on behind the scenes or what colour shirt they play in is naive.
No excuses for yesterday or tha Palace match. The players and the manager were desperately poor and looked completely out of their depth, irrespective of what's happening off the field.
Fri Dec 27, 2013 8:53 am
Bluebird1977 wrote:arri potta wrote:It proved the players are affected by what's going on, it proves we're not playing our strongest team, it proves the clubs in turmoil and the most enjoyable part was leaving at half-time and going back to the pub!
So roll on tomorrow for another day of wondering what will happen next.![]()
ps if Dave Jones comes back I've a season ticket for sale!!
Your not allowed to leave at any point for any reason or your not a real fan
Fri Dec 27, 2013 9:01 am
Bakedalasker wrote:davids wrote:Players are inherently selfish individuals who realise that during the course of their careers they are going to be involved with clubs who go through periods of turmoil.
To say that they are being affected by what's happening at the club is giving the players a ready made excuse for when things go wrong on the pitch.
As long as they are getting paid, most of them couldn't give a shit and to think that any of them really care about what's going on behind the scenes or what colour shirt they play in is naive.
No excuses for yesterday or tha Palace match. The players and the manager were desperately poor and looked completely out of their depth, irrespective of what's happening off the field.
As I was saying it seems to have all started with the Newcastle game when the bonuses and entering the players dressing room scenario happened.
Fri Dec 27, 2013 9:18 am
davids wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:davids wrote:Players are inherently selfish individuals who realise that during the course of their careers they are going to be involved with clubs who go through periods of turmoil.
To say that they are being affected by what's happening at the club is giving the players a ready made excuse for when things go wrong on the pitch.
As long as they are getting paid, most of them couldn't give a shit and to think that any of them really care about what's going on behind the scenes or what colour shirt they play in is naive.
No excuses for yesterday or tha Palace match. The players and the manager were desperately poor and looked completely out of their depth, irrespective of what's happening off the field.
As I was saying it seems to have all started with the Newcastle game when the bonuses and entering the players dressing room scenario happened.
You're right, it did seem to start when the argument about bonuses and entering the dressing room became known.
But surely the players should be professional enough to put all that to one side when they cross the white line? Perhaps we as fans should feel we are being let down by the players?
Surely their ONLY concern should be to give 100% every single time that they pull on the shirt ( whatever the colour!), a job for which they getting rewarded far beyond the dreams of most of us, irrespective of any "bonuses" to which they feel they may be entitled?
Unfortunately if you give people any opportunity for an excuse to justify their behaviour they will more often than not take it.
Fri Dec 27, 2013 9:30 am
davids wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:davids wrote:Players are inherently selfish individuals who realise that during the course of their careers they are going to be involved with clubs who go through periods of turmoil.
To say that they are being affected by what's happening at the club is giving the players a ready made excuse for when things go wrong on the pitch.
As long as they are getting paid, most of them couldn't give a shit and to think that any of them really care about what's going on behind the scenes or what colour shirt they play in is naive.
No excuses for yesterday or tha Palace match. The players and the manager were desperately poor and looked completely out of their depth, irrespective of what's happening off the field.
As I was saying it seems to have all started with the Newcastle game when the bonuses and entering the players dressing room scenario happened.
You're right, it did seem to start when the argument about bonuses and entering the dressing room became known.
But surely the players should be professional enough to put all that to one side when they cross the white line? Perhaps we as fans should feel we are being let down by the players?
Surely their ONLY concern should be to give 100% every single time that they pull on the shirt ( whatever the colour!), a job for which they getting rewarded far beyond the dreams of most of us, irrespective of any "bonuses" to which they feel they may be entitled?
Unfortunately if you give people any opportunity for an excuse to justify their behaviour they will more often than not take it.