Moaning City fans...

[colinbellsballboy]

Cheers Joycee,just got a bit heated is all.

 

[Joycee Banercheck]

Cheers Joycee,just got a bit heated is all.

Anytime mate. And today was one of them times.

 

[aussie blake]

The booing immediately after the fulltime whistle came through clear as can be on the international TV coverage.

I'm as frustrated and worried about where this team is heading as anyone, but I wish people wouldn't resort to that.

The different perspectives are interesting though, some seem to believe booing and slagging the team is productive, while others think negative comments on an internet forum unsettle the team. I think the reality is somewhere in between.

 

[Skip Donoghue]

i was in east stand level 1 didn't hear any booing was it just colin bell stand then, won't go down as greatest derby game ever but there weren't no booing round us.

East level 3 some pillocks booing near me at full time but there is more day trippers up there than anything, the other thing was the atmosphere it had to be the worst ever for a derby match, when are our fans going to get behind the team if you sing some of the twats where I am look at you as if you are a fucking alien that's just landed maybe if we showed some passion the players might respond and show some too

 

[ellan_vannin]

Some City fans are like a Euro Millions winner saying " I won £125,000,000 but £130,000,000 would have been better"

 

[simonr555]

I had a few people near me who I've never seen before and I pray to God I never see again. What they collectively knew about football in general, let alone tactics, positioning and moves, could be written on the back of a stamp. They were stamping their feet like a spoilt child not getting its own way and a few of them did boo at full-time. Me and my brother sat there in disbelief and just laughing. On the way home I could hear people moaning about how they want their money back and refuse to pay to watch the team agian in the future. Please do refuse to pay in future if it means I don't have to listen to your negative and worthless shite that spills out of your mouths. Yes we were poor but so were United. Yes they were there for the taking but so were we when you look at the game. A point is better than none and we're still in the top 4 and will remain there no matter what happens this weekend. Personally, I think we'll stick 3 or 4 past Birmingham.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Heard the boo's - cracking way to motivate the players.... or maybe not.

Why do people immediately think that any boos are for the home players? There was booing as soon as the MANUre team was announced an hour before the kick off! And the ref didn't exactly cover himself with glory.

 

[RuncornBlue]

Never heard the boo's myself. There is a lad behind me and he was giving Boateng a right roasting, I just don't understand how hurling abuse at our own players is good. I was getting frustrated by the match, but I'll never resort to abusing our own players or manager.

 

[BlueRudders]

What's wrong with booing after a shite performance like that. I booed them off coz they were shite and the manager needs to go. We played the worst Utd team for years and went out for a draw. Manchini was pleased with the game saying we are getting closer to them. We are getting worse and so are they.
If you were happy with that performance it doesn't take a lot to mplease you. If you are not you have a right to boo AFTER the game ( not during) to let your feelings be known.
Apart from Liverpool and Chelsea we have been shite all season, Manchini is far too negative in all games.

 

[Project]

If being shite is two points off third and five points ahead of Tottenham then I'd take it to be fair.

 

[simonr555]

What's wrong with booing after a shite performance like that. I booed them off coz they were shite and the manager needs to go. We played the worst Utd team for years and went out for a draw. Manchini was pleased with the game saying we are getting closer to them. We are getting worse and so are they.
If you were happy with that performance it doesn't take a lot to mplease you. If you are not you have a right to boo AFTER the game ( not during) to let your feelings be known.
Apart from Liverpool and Chelsea we have been shite all season, Manchini is far too negative in all games.

At least get his name right if you're going to have a moan.

 

[BlueRudders]

If being shite is two points off third and five points ahead of Tottenham then I'd take it to be fair.

Are you happy with how we are playing? Not winning games that are there to be won?

 

[tonea2003]

for those of you who didn't hear booing, well regrettably there was
especially in the east stand where i am.
i sort of understand it owing to the nature of the game.
its not something i ever do but i get the frustrations.

 

[BlueRudders]

What's wrong with booing after a shite performance like that. I booed them off coz they were shite and the manager needs to go. We played the worst Utd team for years and went out for a draw. Manchini was pleased with the game saying we are getting closer to them. We are getting worse and so are they.
If you were happy with that performance it doesn't take a lot to mplease you. If you are not you have a right to boo AFTER the game ( not during) to let your feelings be known.
Apart from Liverpool and Chelsea we have been shite all season, Manchini is far too negative in all games.

At least get his name right if you're going to have a moan.

He doesn't deserve to get his name right.

 

[Project]

If being shite is two points off third and five points ahead of Tottenham then I'd take it to be fair.

Are you happy with how we are playing? Not winning games that are there to be won?

Here's a tip for you - no team wins every single game. Start from that perspective and you may start to see the bigger picture.

Broadly I am happy. We are in the top 4 with breathing space, and right on the tails of 2nd and 3rd and that's without having our most explosive player on hand the entire season, or Kolarov, a crucial piece of the puzzle who will always provide a dangerous outlet wide left. Something we have also lacked.

The season is 12 games in. I've seen some great performances (Liverpool, Chelsea, West Brom), dropped points in games we definitely should have won (Blackburn), picked up the spoils when perhaps we were fortunate to (Blackpool), and settled for a draw when a defeat would have been disastrous (United). Every fan of every club would say exactly the same thing.

For all the plaudits Arsenal get, they've lost two at home and frequently get dicked on by Chelsea and United. At the very least, this just doesn't happen to us anymore so it's progress in what is ultimately a long term goal of getting us to the very top.

With Balo and Kolarov, and perhaps a ball playing CM this January I'm pretty excited as to the potential of the side Mancini is building. Solid, hard to beat, with creativity and explosiveness. The kind of side that tends to win things.

 

[Failsworth_Blue]

for those of you who didn't hear booing, well regrettably there was
especially in the east stand where i am.
i sort of understand it owing to the nature of the game.
its not something i ever do but i get the frustrations.

Of course theres going to be an element of frustration but to boo is ridiculous. We were playing against a top side, a side who are extremely hard to beat. Some of the people behind me in 110 are getting worse with each game, they're like spoilt brats who don't they they're own way. How dare we pass the football sideways or backwards, how dare Mancini not play with two strikers and start Adam Johnson

Footballs not as easy as saying we should attack them and doing it, you have to appreciate how well set up the other side are at times and to be fair to United they were set up to make it difficult for us to get in behind and they did that very well

 

[RuncornBlue]

Are you happy with how we are playing? Not winning games that are there to be won?

Here's a tip for you - no team wins every single game. Start from that perspective and you may start to see the bigger picture.

Broadly I am happy. We are in the top 4 with breathing space, and right on the tails of 2nd and 3rd and that's without having our most explosive player on hand the entire season, or Kolarov, a crucial piece of the puzzle who will always provide a dangerous outlet wide left. Something we have also lacked.

The season is 12 games in. I've seen some great performances (Liverpool, Chelsea, West Brom), dropped points in games we definitely should have won (Blackburn), picked up the spoils when perhaps we were fortunate to (Blackpool), and settled for a draw when a defeat would have been disastrous (United). Every fan of every club would say exactly the same thing.

For all the plaudits Arsenal get, they've lost two at home and frequently get dicked on by Chelsea and United. At the very least, this just doesn't happen to us anymore so it's progress in what is ultimately a long term goal of getting us to the very top.

With Balo and Kolarov, and perhaps a ball playing CM this January I'm pretty excited as to the potential of the side Mancini is building. Solid, hard to beat, with creativity and explosiveness. The kind of side that tends to win things.

Bob on!

 

[BlueRudders]

Are you happy with how we are playing? Not winning games that are there to be won?

Here's a tip for you - no team wins every single game. Start from that perspective and you may start to see the bigger picture.

Broadly I am happy. We are in the top 4 with breathing space, and right on the tails of 2nd and 3rd and that's without having our most explosive player on hand the entire season, or Kolarov, a crucial piece of the puzzle who will always provide a dangerous outlet wide left. Something we have also lacked.

The season is 12 games in. I've seen some great performances (Liverpool, Chelsea, West Brom), dropped points in games we definitely should have won (Blackburn), picked up the spoils when perhaps we were fortunate to (Blackpool), and settled for a draw when a defeat would have been disastrous (United). Every fan of every club would say exactly the same thing.

For all the plaudits Arsenal get, they've lost two at home and frequently get dicked on by Chelsea and United. At the very least, this just doesn't happen to us anymore so it's progress in what is ultimately a long term goal of getting us to the very top.

With Balo and Kolarov, and perhaps a ball playing CM this January I'm pretty excited as to the potential of the side Mancini is building. Solid, hard to beat, with creativity and explosiveness. The kind of side that tends to win things.

Well I'm glad you're happy footballs a game of opinions, you've got yours I've got mine. 2 players do not make a team. I hope we are still in the top 4 come May, I can't see it, but I hope I'm wrong.
Mancini has built a solid hard to beat team but we lack in creativity. How can you spend £100 million and miss 2 players. We miss a decent manager who wants to win games not a manger who plays not to get beat.

 

[manimanc]

Are you happy with how we are playing? Not winning games that are there to be won?

Here's a tip for you - no team wins every single game. Start from that perspective and you may start to see the bigger picture.

Broadly I am happy. We are in the top 4 with breathing space, and right on the tails of 2nd and 3rd and that's without having our most explosive player on hand the entire season, or Kolarov, a crucial piece of the puzzle who will always provide a dangerous outlet wide left. Something we have also lacked.

The season is 12 games in. I've seen some great performances (Liverpool, Chelsea, West Brom), dropped points in games we definitely should have won (Blackburn), picked up the spoils when perhaps we were fortunate to (Blackpool), and settled for a draw when a defeat would have been disastrous (United). Every fan of every club would say exactly the same thing.

For all the plaudits Arsenal get, they've lost two at home and frequently get dicked on by Chelsea and United. At the very least, this just doesn't happen to us anymore so it's progress in what is ultimately a long term goal of getting us to the very top.

With Balo and Kolarov, and perhaps a ball playing CM this January I'm pretty excited as to the potential of the side Mancini is building. Solid, hard to beat, with creativity and explosiveness. The kind of side that tends to win things.

here here,well said that man,it`s a marathon not a sprint....

 

[BlueRudders]

Here's a tip for you - no team wins every single game. Start from that perspective and you may start to see the bigger picture.

Broadly I am happy. We are in the top 4 with breathing space, and right on the tails of 2nd and 3rd and that's without having our most explosive player on hand the entire season, or Kolarov, a crucial piece of the puzzle who will always provide a dangerous outlet wide left. Something we have also lacked.

The season is 12 games in. I've seen some great performances (Liverpool, Chelsea, West Brom), dropped points in games we definitely should have won (Blackburn), picked up the spoils when perhaps we were fortunate to (Blackpool), and settled for a draw when a defeat would have been disastrous (United). Every fan of every club would say exactly the same thing.

For all the plaudits Arsenal get, they've lost two at home and frequently get dicked on by Chelsea and United. At the very least, this just doesn't happen to us anymore so it's progress in what is ultimately a long term goal of getting us to the very top.

With Balo and Kolarov, and perhaps a ball playing CM this January I'm pretty excited as to the potential of the side Mancini is building. Solid, hard to beat, with creativity and explosiveness. The kind of side that tends to win things.

here here,well said that man,it`s a marathon not a sprint....

Mancini wants us to run backwards