From now on we, as supporters, have to everything in our power to boost that. To get behind them 110% during game, not to just sit there thinking "here we are now, entertain us".
Quote from: Chris Smith on March 23, 2011, 10:16:08 AMFrom now on we, as supporters, have to everything in our power to boost that. To get behind them 110% during game, not to just sit there thinking "here we are now, entertain us".Agree that we need to get behind the team, then it's up to them.And no more fucking banners.
Are you suggesting the support has not been there this season, take Bolton (a), the support was magnificent. It wasn't the fans that failed to deal with 3 bread & butter set pieces
From now on we, as supporters, have to everything in our power to boost that. To get behind them 110% during game, not to just sit there thinking "here we are now, entertain us
Quote from: WikiVilla on March 23, 2011, 10:23:09 AMAre you suggesting the support has not been there this season, take Bolton (a), the support was magnificent. It wasn't the fans that failed to deal with 3 bread & butter set piecesOn Saturday we appeared to not relaise that the minutes silence was over until we booed the team off at half time.
QuoteFrom now on we, as supporters, have to everything in our power to boost that. To get behind them 110% during game, not to just sit there thinking "here we are now, entertain usIt would be niceBut how many grounds in the country have home support like that?Certainly none of the "big"clubs. All you hear at the Emirates and Old Trafford are away fans. So how come their players manage to show a bit of spirit without depending on people cheering them?