Aston Villa fans' group in call to join protest against Alex Mcleish

[N'ZMAV]

Cascarino is a twat. TBH.

[not3bad]

Cascarino is a twat. TBH.

Doesa that make what he said wrong?

[N'ZMAV]

Cascarino is a twat. TBH.

Doesa that make what he said wrong?

No. And I never said that.

[bertlambshank]

Shoe in the air Iraqi style.

[Vanilla]

The thing with footy protests by loyal fans is that they then go and ruin it by paying in to the game after.

It's a bit like the Manure fans wearing the green and yellow scarves whilst slumped in their seats at Old Trafford. That must have had the owners quaking in their boots at such recalcitrance.

[Chris Jameson]

The thing with footy protests by loyal fans is that they then go and ruin it by paying in to the game after.

It's a bit like the Manure fans wearing the green and yellow scarves whilst slumped in their seats at Old Trafford. That must have had the owners quaking in their boots at such recalcitrance.

Bet Norwich players were impressed with the away support.

[Vanilla]

The thing with footy protests by loyal fans is that they then go and ruin it by paying in to the game after.

It's a bit like the Manure fans wearing the green and yellow scarves whilst slumped in their seats at Old Trafford. That must have had the owners quaking in their boots at such recalcitrance.

Bet Norwich players were impressed with the away support.

A lot of them had actually travelled from far and wide strangely enough.

[andrew08]

Crowds will only be down if we're in the bottom 6 again. If we're in the top 6 or so and in the last 8 of the League Cup come December crowds will be good and half season ticket sales will be great. Regardless of who the manager is. Some of us ARE fickle.

[Vanilla]

Crowds will only be down if we're in the bottom 6 again. If we're in the top 6 or so and in the last 8 of the League Cup come December crowds will be good and half season ticket sales will be great. Regardless of who the manager is. Some of us ARE fickle.

I made this point on another post about how when we scraped the win against Fulham, fans were buzzing. Then when were demolished by an Arsenal team playing in second gear, fans were despondent again. Scrape a draw against Yelsea, and fans will be talking up our potential again. 

[Simon Ward]

Crowds will only be down if we're in the bottom 6 again. If we're in the top 6 or so and in the last 8 of the League Cup come December crowds will be good and half season ticket sales will be great. Regardless of who the manager is. Some of us ARE fickle.

We're not fickle!
We just don't like it!

[Rip Van We Go Again]

Crowds will only be down if we're in the bottom 6 again. If we're in the top 6 or so and in the last 8 of the League Cup come December crowds will be good and half season ticket sales will be great. Regardless of who the manager is. Some of us ARE fickle.

I made this point on another post about how when we scraped the win against Fulham, fans were buzzing. Then when were demolished by an Arsenal team playing in second gear, fans were despondent again. Scrape a draw against Yelsea, and fans will be talking up our potential again. 

The post match euphoria after Fulham puzzled me as well.

[ktvillan]

Crowds will only be down if we're in the bottom 6 again. If we're in the top 6 or so and in the last 8 of the League Cup come December crowds will be good and half season ticket sales will be great. Regardless of who the manager is. Some of us ARE fickle.

I made this point on another post about how when we scraped the win against Fulham, fans were buzzing. Then when were demolished by an Arsenal team playing in second gear, fans were despondent again. Scrape a draw against Yelsea, and fans will be talking up our potential again. 

Fans happy after victory with some decent football and pissed off after a defeat where we didn't turn up eh? Who'd evra thunk it? If that's what makes us fickle then I think you can ascribe the term to pretty much every fan in the country.

[dave.woodhall]

One thing I learned many years ago is that football supporters want to watch football. Nothing much else matters.

[Monty]

Crowds will only be down if we're in the bottom 6 again. If we're in the top 6 or so and in the last 8 of the League Cup come December crowds will be good and half season ticket sales will be great. Regardless of who the manager is. Some of us ARE fickle.

I made this point on another post about how when we scraped the win against Fulham, fans were buzzing. Then when were demolished by an Arsenal team playing in second gear, fans were despondent again. Scrape a draw against Yelsea, and fans will be talking up our potential again. 

Fans happy after victory with some decent football and pissed off after a defeat where we didn't turn up eh? Who'd evra thunk it? If that's what makes us fickle then I think you can ascribe the term to pretty much every fan in the country.

Oh of course, but some fans seemed to ascribe it to the bigger picture, a mistake in my view. Some seemed to take the Fulham game as an example of us going forward as a team. To be honest, I think that was a more hopeful than a considered reaction, which is understandable (I was latching onto any good sign earlier in the season), but the Arsenal game provided a bit of a reality check.

[ktvillan]

It depends on how you define football.  We didn't produce much, if any, football away at Spurs or Arsenal.  I doubt many fans were happy to watch it either, and that's the Manager's fault.    I also think it matters a lot if the football you are watching is at least a bit entertaining, and it matters a lot if it is in the PL or a lower level.