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by **Sir Roger** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:51 pm

shanklygates wrote:if fans dont boo how else are they expected to make their feelings known?.

"Especially a Liverpool supporter. We are unique. Special. The best"

blah blah blah.

given the fact we were one of the favourites this year, this season has been nothing short of shambolic, and just because someone may boo it doesnt make them any less of a supporter than you, so you fook off, it just means they are not happy with whats happening on the pitch, as they sit there in the freezing cold expecting their team to turn over teams who would we should be beating, especially at anfield.

Yes it does make them less of a supporter.
It makes them a shi'thouse.
Youve got it the wrong way round.
If YOU dont like it then YOU fu'ck off and leave the people who support the team to get behind them.
If you want to show your displeasure dont go.
Dont sit there in the freezing cold.
Stay in your warm house and boo to your hearts content
Fu*king beaut

by **tonyeh** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:56 pm

Lads, can we drop the "I'm a bigger supporter than you are" nonsnense please? It's like two 4 year olds in a schoolyard.

by **shanklygates** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:57 pm

Yes it does make them less of a supporter. - no it doesnt
It makes them a shi'thouse. - no it doesnt
Youve got it the wrong way round. - no i havent
If YOU dont like it then YOU fu'ck off and leave the people who support the team to get behind them. - i have supported liverpool for 30 years so go fook yourself.
If you want to show your displeasure dont go. - i dont go i cant afford to any more.
Dont sit there in the freezing cold. - i dont
Stay in your warm house and boo to your hearts content - i do
Fu*king beaut - likewise

who would seriously call you sir, sir's are gentlemen your an :censored:

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by **Boocity** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:02 pm

As we are not allowed to say anything about changing the manager, I won't.

What can we do?

Hope that Villa, Fulham, Birmingham, Spurs and City cave in under the pressure in the run in as I expect that is what Rafa feels will happen when he guarantees we will finish in top four.

Relying on other is dangerous as we found out in the UCL.

by **Sir Roger** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:03 pm

shanklygates wrote:Yes it does make them less of a supporter. - no it doesnt
It makes them a shi'thouse. - no it doesnt
Youve got it the wrong way round. - no i havent
If YOU dont like it then YOU fu'ck off and leave the people who support the team to get behind them. - i have supported liverpool for 30 years so go fook yourself.
If you want to show your displeasure dont go. - i dont go i cant afford to any more.
Dont sit there in the freezing cold. - i dont
Stay in your warm house and boo to your hearts content - i do
Fu*king beaut - likewise

who would seriously call you sir, sir's are gentlemen your an .

Haha
BOO- hoo

by **stmichael** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:28 pm

starting tonight the team need to show some urgency, a bit like the first 20-25 minutes on sunday. our play is so laboured at the moment. the players need to stop feeling sorry for themselves.

by **Ben Patrick** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:33 pm

shanklygates wrote:Yes it does make them less of a supporter. - no it doesnt
It makes them a shi'thouse. - no it doesnt
Youve got it the wrong way round. - no i havent
If YOU dont like it then YOU fu'ck off and leave the people who support the team to get behind them. - i have supported liverpool for 30 years so go fook yourself.
If you want to show your displeasure dont go. - i dont go i cant afford to any more.
Dont sit there in the freezing cold. - i dont
Stay in your warm house and boo to your hearts content - i do
Fu*king beaut - likewise

who would seriously call you sir, sir's are gentlemen your an .

You dont boo your own players or team fullstop mate.

That helps nobody, we might not be happy with how things are going but we are better than that.

by **stmichael** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:40 pm

Ben Patrick wrote:You dont boo your own players or team fullstop mate.

That helps nobody, we might not be happy with how things are going but we are better than that.

Unfortunately that's the modern day "fan" for you. The atmosphere at home games has been dreadful for some time now.

Too many people who think their job is done by sitting on their ar$e and whinging instead of getting behind the side and playing a part in the atmosphere.

by **shanklygates** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:51 pm

so what your telling me is fans are meant to just sit there and accept it, ok lets put it another way then, lets say you dont join in with the booing with hundreds of others are you telling me you have never shouted, get him off he's s**t, fookinell stevie WTF was that, FFS shoot, just cos the players cant hear you does that make you any different than someone who boo's?

by **Ben Patrick** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:54 pm

shanklygates wrote:so what your telling me is fans are meant to just sit there and accept it, ok lets put it another way then, lets say you dont join in with the booing with hundreds of others are you telling me you have never shouted, get him off he's s**t, fookinell stevie WTF was that, FFS shoot, just cos the players cant hear you does that make you any different than someone who boo's?

No i have never shouted get him off or boo'd a player.

It wont help anyone, it wont influence a stubborn manager anyway.
It just puts even more pressure on the players and the team mate.
Like roger said, if you are unhappy you dont have to go.
I am sure there would be fans that are wanting tickets that would try and get behind the players despite these sickening results.

Just so you know, i am not saying you are a worse fan than people that dont boo. You are clearly a fan if you go the match and the results are getting you down.

I just dont agree with what you (or any fan that boos) are doing, and think it just makes things worse.

by **shanklygates** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:57 pm

so if i dont go the match im not a fan?

where does this assumption even come from?

by **shanklygates** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 1:59 pm

so if i dont go the match im not a fan?

where does this assumption even come from?

by **made in UK** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 2:13 pm

Inspiration from the manager would help get things back on track.

A bit of the old bulldog fighting spirit and English grit with fire in the bellies would also help get us back on track.

by **Owzat** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 2:17 pm

shanklygates wrote:guys tbh we are only second to chelsea for goals scored.

we need to stop getting beat.

4-0 vs Stoke
4-0 vs Burnley
6-1 vs Hull

That's 1/3 of our goals (overall) in just 1/8 of our games, only on two other occaisions have we scored three goals - vs strugglers Wet Sham (19th) and Notlob (17th) In terms of Premiership games, those 14 goals make up nearer half than 1/3 with the other 18 coming in 13 games (1.38 gpg)

What we need to do is score 2+ goals more consistently as we win most games where we do this. We are badly lacking in goals, exposed by Torres' absence and a lack of cover.

Our most common scoreline this season is 1-2 and we've gone in front in three of those games only to lose. I think the team's confidence isn't the only factor, it is a lack of knowing what to do - stick or twist. While we are tentatively trying to defend a 1-0 lead, we aren't pushing for more goals and our defence is too shakey to be trying to defend narrow leads. I've maintained for a long time we give away too many needless free-kicks and corners.

by **Ben Patrick** » Wed Dec 16, 2009 2:29 pm

shanklygates wrote:so if i dont go the match im not a fan?

where does this assumption even come from?

who said that ?

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