Sat Dec 13, 2025 10:52 pm
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Sat Dec 13, 2025 11:09 pm
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Sat Dec 13, 2025 11:32 pm
maccydee wrote:Salech also seemed to be giving it.
I didn’t like the optics of that I’ll be honest.
Sat Dec 13, 2025 11:46 pm
KBK-13 wrote:maccydee wrote:Salech also seemed to be giving it.
I didn’t like the optics of that I’ll be honest.
Salech was 1 of the first Cardiff players across to back Chambers up who had a few Doncaster players around him
Sun Dec 14, 2025 12:10 am
maccydee wrote:KBK-13 wrote:maccydee wrote:Salech also seemed to be giving it.
I didn’t like the optics of that I’ll be honest.
Salech was 1 of the first Cardiff players across to back Chambers up who had a few Doncaster players around him
At the end he seemed to be waving or gesturing at Clifton. Looked bad tbh.
Sun Dec 14, 2025 12:13 am
KBK-13 wrote:maccydee wrote:Salech also seemed to be giving it.
I didn’t like the optics of that I’ll be honest.
Salech was 1 of the first Cardiff players across to back Chambers up who had a few Doncaster players around him
Sun Dec 14, 2025 7:24 am
maccydee wrote:KBK-13 wrote:maccydee wrote:Salech also seemed to be giving it.
I didn’t like the optics of that I’ll be honest.
Salech was 1 of the first Cardiff players across to back Chambers up who had a few Doncaster players around him
At the end he seemed to be waving or gesturing at Clifton. Looked bad tbh.
Sun Dec 14, 2025 7:54 am
Sun Dec 14, 2025 8:32 am
Sun Dec 14, 2025 8:48 am
SB 1927 wrote:maccydee wrote:KBK-13 wrote:maccydee wrote:Salech also seemed to be giving it.
I didn’t like the optics of that I’ll be honest.
Salech was 1 of the first Cardiff players across to back Chambers up who had a few Doncaster players around him
At the end he seemed to be waving or gesturing at Clifton. Looked bad tbh.
f**k that. Nice to see some charachter.
Robbo dealt with it, but id much rather see Salech in there than not.
Sun Dec 14, 2025 8:53 am
maccydee wrote:KBK-13 wrote:maccydee wrote:Salech also seemed to be giving it.
I didn’t like the optics of that I’ll be honest.
Salech was 1 of the first Cardiff players across to back Chambers up who had a few Doncaster players around him
At the end he seemed to be waving or gesturing at Clifton. Looked bad tbh.
Sun Dec 14, 2025 8:56 am
SB 1927 wrote:maccydee wrote:KBK-13 wrote:maccydee wrote:Salech also seemed to be giving it.
I didn’t like the optics of that I’ll be honest.
Salech was 1 of the first Cardiff players across to back Chambers up who had a few Doncaster players around him
At the end he seemed to be waving or gesturing at Clifton. Looked bad tbh.
f**k that. Nice to see some charachter.
Robbo dealt with it, but id much rather see Salech in there than not.
Sun Dec 14, 2025 9:56 am
Sun Dec 14, 2025 10:53 am
Sun Dec 14, 2025 11:08 am
maccydee wrote:My mate is a Donny fan and he was there and said it seemed like showing off and rubbing it in. His words “ Giving it the big un beating little old donny. Pricks.”
Shoe on the other foot we would have fans trying to get on the pitch and players not liking that.
We complain when players are diving all over and acting cocks but we seem to applaud what seems like gloating at a 98th minute winner vs a team newly promoted who came and gave it their all.
As Desbluebird said about “little Stevenage” it’s not good optics and will make us hated, which is a shame when our manager extols the virtues we have said we have wanted for years.
Remember Warnock kicking off at Wolves’ celebrations?
Sun Dec 14, 2025 11:09 am
MikeO76 wrote:All part of the game, handbags at the final whistle after a highly entertaining game. Chambers relieved to get the win and Donny fans and players hugely disappointed after pushing the league leaders all the way.
Wintle and Lawler were first on the scene to assist their captain, well done lads.
Sun Dec 14, 2025 11:23 am
Sun Dec 14, 2025 11:24 am
maccydee wrote:MikeO76 wrote:All part of the game, handbags at the final whistle after a highly entertaining game. Chambers relieved to get the win and Donny fans and players hugely disappointed after pushing the league leaders all the way.
Wintle and Lawler were first on the scene to assist their captain, well done lads.
The team spirit I applaud. We definitely have that going on.
The reason it happened I do not applaud.
Happy to be disagreed with. Just my personal values.
Sun Dec 14, 2025 11:26 am
Bakedalasker wrote:Football players who deliberately wind up the opposing fans are the most unprofessional players out there.
In a highly emotional environment that football is these unprofessional players could cause a riot with their actions.
Sun Dec 14, 2025 11:53 am
maccydee wrote:My mate is a Donny fan and he was there and said it seemed like showing off and rubbing it in. His words “ Giving it the big un beating little old donny. Pricks.”
Shoe on the other foot we would have fans trying to get on the pitch and players not liking that.
We complain when players are diving all over and acting cocks but we seem to applaud what seems like gloating at a 98th minute winner vs a team newly promoted who came and gave it their all.
As Desbluebird said about “little Stevenage” it’s not good optics and will make us hated, which is a shame when our manager extols the virtues we have said we have wanted for years.
Remember Warnock kicking off at Wolves’ celebrations?
Sun Dec 14, 2025 11:56 am
Sun Dec 14, 2025 12:15 pm
Underhill1927 wrote:Football is an emotional game. Things like this happen. I’m sure Chambers will reflect this morning but seeing the Donny fans going from “you’ve seen the Rovers now f**k off home” to having a meltdown is pure poetic justice.
Sun Dec 14, 2025 12:59 pm
Sven wrote:Underhill1927 wrote:Football is an emotional game. Things like this happen. I’m sure Chambers will reflect this morning but seeing the Donny fans going from “you’ve seen the Rovers now f**k off home” to having a meltdown is pure poetic justice.
Simon, Lord forbid the supporters might ever show such passion, eh? Thankfully, we left all that behind at Ninian Park!![]()
Sun Dec 14, 2025 4:02 pm
Sven wrote:Underhill1927 wrote:Football is an emotional game. Things like this happen. I’m sure Chambers will reflect this morning but seeing the Donny fans going from “you’ve seen the Rovers now f**k off home” to having a meltdown is pure poetic justice.
Simon, Lord forbid the supporters might ever show such passion, eh? Thankfully, we left all that behind at Ninian Park!![]()
Sun Dec 14, 2025 4:21 pm
gwentbluebirds wrote:Sven wrote:Underhill1927 wrote:Football is an emotional game. Things like this happen. I’m sure Chambers will reflect this morning but seeing the Donny fans going from “you’ve seen the Rovers now f**k off home” to having a meltdown is pure poetic justice.
Simon, Lord forbid the supporters might ever show such passion, eh? Thankfully, we left all that behind at Ninian Park!![]()
Sounds more like people too touchy these days. I'm sure we won't see Chelsea fans celebrating on Tuesday night and if we happen to pull off the win. Then I suggest we just politely applaud and say we'll done both teams
Sun Dec 14, 2025 4:50 pm
Sun Dec 14, 2025 4:53 pm
gwentbluebirds wrote:Sven wrote:Underhill1927 wrote:Football is an emotional game. Things like this happen. I’m sure Chambers will reflect this morning but seeing the Donny fans going from “you’ve seen the Rovers now f**k off home” to having a meltdown is pure poetic justice.
Simon, Lord forbid the supporters might ever show such passion, eh? Thankfully, we left all that behind at Ninian Park!![]()
Sounds more like people too touchy these days. I'm sure we won't see Chelsea fans celebrating on Tuesday night and if we happen to pull off the win. Then I suggest we just politely applaud and say we'll done both teams
Sun Dec 14, 2025 4:58 pm
maccydee wrote:gwentbluebirds wrote:Sven wrote:Underhill1927 wrote:Football is an emotional game. Things like this happen. I’m sure Chambers will reflect this morning but seeing the Donny fans going from “you’ve seen the Rovers now f**k off home” to having a meltdown is pure poetic justice.
Simon, Lord forbid the supporters might ever show such passion, eh? Thankfully, we left all that behind at Ninian Park!![]()
Sounds more like people too touchy these days. I'm sure we won't see Chelsea fans celebrating on Tuesday night and if we happen to pull off the win. Then I suggest we just politely applaud and say we'll done both teams
Fans can do what they like and celebrate how they want. However why any fan would want to celebrate a really good win by goading the opposition fans is beyond me.
Players are different and while perfectly entitled (encouraged) to show passion, when the game is over your first action should be to shake the hands of the opposition.
What are we teaching our kids who play football with those scenes at the end of the game. That wasn’t passion or celebrating it was shithousery and made us look like pricks.
The players helping the captain after it kicked off was a good show of team spirit but it shouldn’t have been required.
If that was the other way round and Donny scored a 98th minute winner there would be blue murder on here about it.