big screen stupidity

[fathellensbellend]

can someone explain to me why we have fans on the big screen being interviewed at half time being asked exactly how many we are going to beat the opposition by, as they stand there waiting for the 2nd half to start.

oh yeah, i think 3-0, maybe 4-0.

we did the exact same thing when we played tottenham last season in the 4th place match, tottenham were warming up, and we were giving it the big one on the screen about how we are going to roll them over.

talk about motivating the opposition.

 

[Soulboy]

can someone explain to me why we have fans on the big screen being interviewed at half time being asked exactly how many we are going to beat the opposition by, as they stand there waiting for the 2nd half to start.

oh yeah, i think 3-0, maybe 4-0.

we did the exact same thing when we played tottenham last season in the 4th place match, tottenham were warming up, and we were giving it the big one on the screen about how we are going to roll them over.

talk about motivating the opposition.

I blame the dickheads asking the same puerile rhetorical questions...

It's cringeworthy watching it.

 

[Skip Donoghue]

Thought the exact same thing, I wish they would fuck the half time circus off and just play music and give other half time results, the things they show and discuss are bollocks any way

 

[fathellensbellend]

can someone explain to me why we have fans on the big screen being interviewed at half time being asked exactly how many we are going to beat the opposition by, as they stand there waiting for the 2nd half to start.

oh yeah, i think 3-0, maybe 4-0.

we did the exact same thing when we played tottenham last season in the 4th place match, tottenham were warming up, and we were giving it the big one on the screen about how we are going to roll them over.

talk about motivating the opposition.

I blame the dickheads asking the same puerile rhetorical questions...

It's cringeworthy watching it.

totally agree, and very arrogant, total disrespect to who we are playing.

i know for a fact if i was playing, and the same thing was happening, i would be very motivated to prove people wrong.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

can someone explain to me why we have fans on the big screen being interviewed at half time being asked exactly how many we are going to beat the opposition by, as they stand there waiting for the 2nd half to start.

oh yeah, i think 3-0, maybe 4-0.

we did the exact same thing when we played tottenham last season in the 4th place match, tottenham were warming up, and we were giving it the big one on the screen about how we are going to roll them over.

talk about motivating the opposition.

I blame the dickheads asking the same puerile rhetorical questions...

It's cringeworthy watching it.

I was having a piss but my mate commented on this.

I dislike the cheesey element which has been creeping in this season, but I accept I'm an old school Main Road Blue. The point of no return, however, for me, will be if they start playing tunes when we score.

 

[alblue]

I hate the stats that pop up randomly during the match!

 

[MATCITY]

I blame fanzone Danny






joke

 

[Soulboy]

I hate the stats that pop up randomly during the match!

Me too!

Next we'll be having Bluemoon style facts and figures of "points per game since the manager was appointed"... "trajectory comparisons with Hughes"... and "goals scored compared to goals conceded when Stuart Pearce was still in charge".

Too much information. Meaningless. And irritatingly distracting.

Lawksalordy... What have we become?

 

[Tarlos Kevez]

can someone explain to me why we have fans on the big screen being interviewed at half time being asked exactly how many we are going to beat the opposition by, as they stand there waiting for the 2nd half to start.

oh yeah, i think 3-0, maybe 4-0.

we did the exact same thing when we played tottenham last season in the 4th place match, tottenham were warming up, and we were giving it the big one on the screen about how we are going to roll them over.

talk about motivating the opposition.

Spot on.

Fulham players already on the pitch, City players still in the dressing room and a City fan predicting 3-0 on a 30ft screen.

You just knew the script from that moment.

 

[Lancet Fluke]

It wasn't great listening to people predicting comfortable wins when all the evidence of the first half had suggested anything but. Remarkably though, listening to those pointless interviews was still a million times better than those coming home videos they had on for few weeks.