Media Discussion - 2023/24

[halfcenturyup]

Wasn't he part of the cabal wankers that hated Mancini always spewing their bile on here about him?

:)

 

[DenisLawBackHeel74]

If you’re miserable following this team then yeah, you should definitely be getting called out.
It’s not being triggered, it’s fucking odd like I said.
The clue is in the word ‘support’
Even if we were shite I’d refrain from slagging us off at every opportunity as long as they were giving it their best.
They are as entitled to their opinions just as the rest of us are entitled to point out that their opinions are terrible.

Old guy behind me in 109 was the most miserable fucker going. Every game the same, admittedly some of it under the pearce era but thats just how some people are and shouldnt be called out…part of supporting, some people just like a good moan.

 

[Phil1]

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There’s a section of fucktards on here that agree with that.
We live in strange times.

 

[Mike N]

Old guy behind me in 109 was the most miserable fucker going. Every game the same, admittedly some of it under the pearce era but thats just how some people are and shouldnt be called out…part of supporting, some people just like a good moan.

There’s a proper old school moaner behind me in SS3. He particularly likes to have a go at Pep, yes I know.

When Pellegrini was with us he noticed that he had his hands is his pockets and regularly went bananas about that! Jesus Christ, he’s in his 60’s so must’ve seen some proper garbage to get cross about.

 

[GOULDYBOBS]

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From the Ali Tweedale in the guardian.

 

[Asa's left peg]

There are lots of people in life telling you what to think about certain things and as long as you are not causing harm, that's ok. The amount of people telling you how you should feel about football is crazy and most have an agenda about us or are kfa's, so don't seek it out or read it.

In the ground there are all sorts. Stand up, sit down, sing, don't moan, etc. We all support in different ways and come from different backgrounds and upbringings so need we need to be tolerant. I think some guys say or act like things they would never say at home (some do), for some it's an escape. (imho)

Now, booing .. you can feck right off with that.

 

[Mancity1980]

I thought the Everton lad was grinning when Steve had a go at Mckola which sort of showed we are all out for ourselves but solidarity is being formed outside of the usual 4. From being all on our own, it no longer feels like that.

Great observation and point pal.

 

[bluedave1894]

I appreciate that Big Steve fought our corner well in that fanshite thing, but, I hope he doesn't go on it again, nor any other blue. It gives cunts the opportunity to tell us we're cunts, when they're all cunts, for calling us cunts when they don't even understand what cuntish thing we're supposed to have done in order to have broken 115 cuntish rules.
They're all cunts and arguing with them gives their cuntish spiel creedence. Neville and Carragher love it, of course, and it gives them a chance to look relevant - the big pair of fuckin' cunts.

Bunch of cuts.

 

[Mancity1980]

That stinking rag was angry, really angry.

Steve did well to keep his cool listening to that bollox.

Big Steve absolutely owned him, it was a joy to watch him get his comeuppance.

 

[jimharri]

If you’re miserable following this team then yeah, you should definitely be getting called out.
It’s not being triggered, it’s fucking odd like I said.
The clue is in the word ‘support’
Even if we were shite I’d refrain from slagging us off at every opportunity as long as they were giving it their best.
They are as entitled to their opinions just as the rest of us are entitled to point out that their opinions are terrible.

Constructive criticism is not to be discouraged. On the contrary, we welcome it. The secret is in the word "constructive". If the team underperforms, then say so. And expand on where you think the problems are. Just saying, "he's shit, get rid", "he's fucking useless" etc etc is not, in my opinion, constructive, and doesn't add anything to any discussion. Maybe that's just me.

And yes; I remember Ahsan, under his username on here, being a disagreeable sort during the Mancini era.