17 | Kevin De Bruyne - 2024/25

[decmancity]

You dont have the right to abuse your own team players when you are at a game ,you are there to support not gobbing off, especially kev who is trying his best . I am glad they tell the crowd to fuck off like aleks used to do. For one thing you are putting them off !

Fucking lol.
Hes on 300k a week, and hes trying his best. Brilliant.

Match going fans are more than fair at telling him whats what. Its not good enough.

 

[uwerosler28]

Fucking lol.
Hes on 300k a week, and hes trying his best. Brilliant.

Match going fans are more than fair at telling him whats what. Its not good enough.

Of course they are, seem most of the people who don't believe that to be the case couldn't find the Etihad with a map tattooed on their arse, easy to criticise match going fans while sat at home watching the tv.

 

[BadSeedPro]

Of course they are, seem most of the people who don't believe that to be the case couldn't find the Etihad with a map tattooed on their arse, easy to criticise match going fans while sat at home watching the tv.

I'm sure the real Uwe Rösler isn't pround you using his name and tolerate abuse against players.

 

[uwerosler28]

I'm sure the real Uwe Rösler isn't pround you using his name and tolerate abuse against players.

He was in a team with Richard Edghill and never spoke out about it

 

[warringtonblue]

Stripping it down to the simplest form. I’d argue that money-paying fans have more leeway in that argument than the players who are paid handsomely to perform.

Agreed. Players shouldn’t be ‘abused’ but fans are well within their rights to voice displeasure. Otherwise, what’s the point? Football is about emotion. Players thrive off positive energy when they’re playing well but don’t want negative energy when they’re underperforming? Not for me.

And the displeasure - not abuse - was exactly what Walker was getting yesterday. Not after his first fuck up. Not after his second fuck up. Not after his third fuck up. But after his fourth fuck up - which led to another goal down his side to which Pep berated him - at which point he didn’t even look arsed. He’s not looked arsed all season.

So the fans, who are spending their hard earned money to go and sit there and watch a player continuously fuck up, making the same mistakes over and over and over again and not do anything to correct himself - and instead look like a sulking child - are well within their rights to let him know their thoughts. And they don’t then need Kev, who’s walked about for 96 minutes, gesticulating towards them for doing so.

Again. In my opinion.

So what category does “get out of my fucking club” fall under?

 

[Dax777]

Stripping it down to the simplest form. I’d argue that money-paying fans have more leeway in that argument than the players who are paid handsomely to perform.

Agreed. Players shouldn’t be ‘abused’ but fans are well within their rights to voice displeasure. Otherwise, what’s the point? Football is about emotion. Players thrive off positive energy when they’re playing well but don’t want negative energy when they’re underperforming? Not for me.

And the displeasure - not abuse - was exactly what Walker was getting yesterday. Not after his first fuck up. Not after his second fuck up. Not after his third fuck up. But after his fourth fuck up - which led to another goal down his side to which Pep berated him - at which point he didn’t even look arsed. He’s not looked arsed all season.

So the fans, who are spending their hard earned money to go and sit there and watch a player continuously fuck up, making the same mistakes over and over and over again and not do anything to correct himself - and instead look like a sulking child - are well within their rights to let him know their thoughts. And they don’t then need Kev, who’s walked about for 96 minutes, gesticulating towards them for doing so.

Again. In my opinion.

I think both is okay. The fans are within their right to voice their displeasure and Kevin is within his right to back his teammate and tell the fans to fuck off!

 

[Keeper!]

You dont have the right to abuse your own team players when you are at a game ,you are there to support not gobbing off, especially kev who is trying his best . I am glad they tell the crowd to fuck off like aleks used to do. For one thing you are putting them off !

Please explain that to Kyle Walker who your happy to slaughter.

If it's ok for one player it's ok for all.

Nothing wrong with calling out any player that's not performing.

 

[skillman]

So what category does “get out of my fucking club” fall under?

Light feedback…

;)

 

[blue_sonic176]

Of course they are, seem most of the people who don't believe that to be the case couldn't find the Etihad with a map tattooed on their arse, easy to criticise match going fans while sat at home watching the tv.

Tbf - a map tattooed on your arse seems pretty unusable

 

[supercity88]

I just watched KDB post match interview and he was asked about the fans getting edgey

“ I don’t know why. I can understand we are not up to the level but they should know supporting us the effort is there 100% and we are still winning 4-1, so I don’t understand why that is happening [looks narked] Its not like they created a lot of chances either. So it is what it is. The team give maximum effort, the level needs to be higher but we understand that”

I love KDB

I don't have an issue with players coming out and standing up for themselves/team mates. Fans equally have the right to tell players what they think of them. We've got a real problem if the players are giving maximum effort, because there were plenty of times they were walking back rather than busting a gut. If that's all they've got then there's an issue. But these players have given us so much in the past few seasons and it all could have got too much at any point in the previous 4 years and didn't. For some it's the end of the road, for others they just need a reset and some more legs to come in. West Ham tore us apart at times and all because we just didn't have any form of press and were so easily cut wide open.