I sit in 232 and a few were booing but most were clapping. What was interesting though was that it was the same people booing for both Sterling and Palmer, which tells me they have absolutely no idea why they're booing, that's just what they do for any ex playerIt was very strange. When both Palmer and Sterling were subbed a big boo emerged from the family stand, only to be replaced by applause from the rest of the stadium.
I came on here to post exactly this. I hope it gets called out just like when we are flat or apparently AWOL! It was a fairly frustrating game but I felt very proud of our support tonight. 1-0 down and it the stadium was rocking.3 words.
’Fucking superb tonight’.
Especially the 2nd half.
The team needed lifting in the 2nd half and the team got the support that lifted the them.
I hate it too. To be fair in the past I remember Distin, Dickov, Sturridge, Milner and one or two others getting it too. Neither of these two did anything to deserve any abuse whatsoever. They moved on for game time and we met them go. The booing was pathetic.What level of dickhead supporters have we attracted nowadays?
Booing Raheem and Cole Palmer? That's just wrong. Blues don't boo Blues
Away fans always resort to that banter chant when they are being out sung. They’ve got nothing left to chant, or they know their chants are inaudible.I came on here to post exactly this. I hope it gets called out just like when we are flat or apparently AWOL! It was a fairly frustrating game but I felt very proud of our support tonight. 1-0 down and it the stadium was rocking.
Was I mistaken though or were Chelsea singing your support is fuckin shit and we forgot you were here around 70 mins. If they were that was well misplaced. We need that for the rest of the season too. CTID
There was about a ten or fifteen minute period in the second half when I thought the atmosphere was brilliant.
We were losing at the time which for me made it better.
We've had great continuous success now for a dozen years or so, and a good number of our support are accused of taking it for granted.
That atmosphere in that period of the second half also tells me a good number are not.
I think that was when we'd gone close once or twice and looked up for it rather than the aimless passing about which we do all to often. A lot of our play is technically brilliant rather than exciting and it's the exciting stuff that gets fans singing and on their feet.There was about a ten or fifteen minute period in the second half when I thought the atmosphere was brilliant.
We were losing at the time which for me made it better.
We've had great continuous success now for a dozen years or so, and a good number of our support are accused of taking it for granted.
That atmosphere in that period of the second half also tells me a good number are not.