Originally posted by SharkSkin-Man
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In what respect? The fans pay their money, they're entitled to express their feelings. They give everything getting behind the team normally, so they should be allowed the odd boo now and again if they feel it's due. -
Have to agree, I'm afraid.Originally posted by MonkeySteve View Post
It's never nice to see home fans boo their team off and admittedly, it isn't the Liverpool way. But, it has to work both ways - the players have to give the fans something to cheer about in return for the support.
Besides, I think the response from the stands was more frustration than outright malice.Last edited by Nu-Eclipse; 04-10-2007, 12:32.Comment
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Can't understand that mentality at all. The fans pay their money to support the team surely? If I wanted to be entertained or whatever I'd go to the cinema.
When the team are down & playing poorly, that is when our support is needed the most no?Comment
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And during the match they always do support the team. Like Nu-Eclipse said, it was probably more an out-pouring of frustration than anything else. It?s not like the players take it personally - it?s just part of football; it?s really the only way for fans to have a say (which they are more than entitled to considering the amount they shell out).Originally posted by SharkSkin-Man View Post
I understand the fact that football is traditionally a sporting contest, but I?m afraid the money that is involved now (and in turn the hideous amount clubs charge fans to watch and buy merchandise) means that it is now seen as an entertainment business.
In buying a ticket you are contributing towards the players ridiculous wages ? and therefore I think you have every right to let them know how you feel (as long as it?s at the appropriate time ? such as the final whistle like last night).Comment
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Kiss of Death there! The reports are true, it was ****e.Originally posted by hoolak View Post
On the plus side I may have got a couple of tickets to the Cardiff game, so will get to watch God play again.
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Please don't go, you're bad luckOriginally posted by jimmbob View PostKiss of Death there! The reports are true, it was ****e.
On the plus side I may have got a couple of tickets to the Cardiff game, so will get to watch God play again.
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Hey, the season feels very different now eh?
I kinda wish Kuyt had got a red for that "block" as he would surely play Crouchinho then. I wonder if we should try Babel up there too as it is pace we are lacking atm imho.
What do you guys think of Stevie atm. he seems to lack a bit of confidence recently hope that sorts itself out. looking forward to Alonso back but we NEED Agger I reckon. He steps out and has a little pace so stiffens us up a lot.Comment
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That's 2 in 2 for Hyypia now, might wanna play him up frontComment
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Liverpool look very wooden legged. No pace or power.Comment
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We've been quite appalling the past few or more games. Could of done with Torres tonight. Maybe he would of had nothing to feed on though. Very frustrating. We needs a miracle now
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Is Torres injured or what? Or is it a rotation thingComment
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injured, its all ssn and the like have been talking about for the last week nowOriginally posted by pilotwings View PostComment
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Don't panic kids, it's all part of the plan. We've got Arsenal right where we want them...Comment
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I thought Torres was better now? He was nearly playing last Saturday.Comment
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He was seen as a bit if a risk and was left at home - to be honest we should be beating sides like Besiktas without a full strength team.
Loads of huff and puff with zero cutting edge, Babel at least gave it a go (never a winger though) and Benayoun came on and tried to make a few things happen but it was all too static. Kuyt and Voronin both try and play in the same spaces, far too similar in style to play together I think.
Sami Hyypia: at the start of the season I wasn't really buying all the "he's way too slow" comments...but **** me, he is way too slow.Comment
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