Patrick Bateman Posted August 31 Posted August 31 I didn't hear that, or notice it ... sad if anyone did, so I agree with you, don't do that.
SouthWalesSaints Posted August 31 Posted August 31 Didn’t hear it, no one did that I know. Dead story.
Huffton Posted August 31 Author Posted August 31 There was definetely some coming from block 45/46 area 1
IFHP Posted September 1 Posted September 1 6 hours ago, Huffton said: There was definetely some coming from block 45/46 area You could hear booing from my seat in block 4, Wasn’t loud but loud enough you could hear it . Thought it was out of order at the time. Stephens may have fucked up more than usual recently but he didn’t deserve that when he came on. 3
Toadhall Saint Posted September 1 Posted September 1 Not good. He might not be the best but booing him isn’t going to help him. He always gives 100% for Saints. 8
Willo of Whiteley Posted September 1 Posted September 1 7 hours ago, Huffton said: If this was you, you are quite simply a cunt, end of. I was at the game and didn’t hear a single boo. 2
Football Special Posted September 1 Posted September 1 2 minutes ago, Willo of Whiteley said: I was at the game and didn’t hear a single boo. Likewise I didnt hear at all, but clearly utterly pointless thing to do for a player who always gives maximum effort even if ability falls short occasionally. 11
Lee On Solent Saint Posted September 1 Posted September 1 Didn't hear any boos where I was. Few groans but nothing else. 1
SaintNewForest Posted September 1 Posted September 1 Imagine booing one of your own, who always gives his all for the club. Probably the same melts who applauded on Armel Bella-Kotchap that time after all his tantrums over the years. Id much rather a Stephens than someone like him, thats for sure. 3
AlexLaw76 Posted September 1 Posted September 1 5 minutes ago, SaintNewForest said: Imagine booing one of your own, who always gives his all for the club. Probably the same melts who applauded on Armel Bella-Kotchap that time after all his tantrums over the years. Id much rather a Stephens than someone like him, thats for sure. You could say that about any player who puts on the shirt 2
SaintNewForest Posted September 1 Posted September 1 5 minutes ago, AlexLaw76 said: You could say that about any player who puts on the shirt Well, yes, but we're talking about Stephens specifically here. 1
AlexLaw76 Posted September 1 Posted September 1 1 minute ago, SaintNewForest said: Well, yes, but we're talking about Stephens specifically here. He is just another player, been here for a while, granted.
Saintinnot Posted September 1 Posted September 1 Has happened a lot over the last few seasons - some 'supporters' seem to actually relish it and look forward to him making a mistake 2
beatlesaint Posted September 1 Posted September 1 38 minutes ago, Saintinnot said: Has happened a lot over the last few seasons - some 'supporters' seem to actually relish it and look forward to him making a mistake they dont need a lot of patience for the next one to roll along then do they ? In all seriousness, no booing him is a no, no. I groan, heavily I must admit but not boo. Hopefully with a new central defender coming in today he will be reduced to 4th choice which, at his age and ability level, is exactly what he should be. 1
Willo of Whiteley Posted September 1 Posted September 1 I actually thought it was good man-management by Tonda bringing him on in a winning atmosphere and Manning giving him back the armband. 7
spyinthesky Posted September 1 Posted September 1 There have always been supporters with the wrong attitude. I remember when I had a season ticket in the East Stand and there was one chap who used to shout abuse about Mike Channon in his early days and later another so called 'supporter' who complained loudly at every opportunity about Alan Ball. 1
Hamwic Posted September 1 Posted September 1 1 hour ago, spyinthesky said: There have always been supporters with the wrong attitude. I remember when I had a season ticket in the East Stand and there was one chap who used to shout abuse about Mike Channon in his early days and later another so called 'supporter' who complained loudly at every opportunity about Alan Ball. Possibly the same idiots I encountered in the East Stand years ago. Not all of them were kids, quite a few old enough to know better and setting a poor example.
Saint Fan CaM Posted September 1 Posted September 1 Cap’tn Jack is a liability, however booing an individual player or indeed the whole team before the final whistle is moronic at best. In my opinion there’s little to justify doing it even after the final whistle, even if you’re upset/angry that the team lost a game of football - it’s completely the opposite to what being a supporter is all about in my book. 1
kitch Posted September 1 Posted September 1 I can't pretend I'm ever happy to see him playing as I think he's miles off the level, but booing him is disrespectful. It's not his fault he's not good enough, it's the fault of those choosing to play him. He gives his best and is probably a sound bloke. 5
Gloucester Saint Posted September 1 Posted September 1 4 hours ago, spyinthesky said: There have always been supporters with the wrong attitude. I remember when I had a season ticket in the East Stand and there was one chap who used to shout abuse about Mike Channon in his early days and later another so called 'supporter' who complained loudly at every opportunity about Alan Ball. Two of the very, very finest to wear our shirt as well during halycon days for the club. I dread to think what - assuming they’re still around - they’d have made of some of the garbage over the last five or so years!
Mboto Gorge Posted September 1 Posted September 1 Thought he’d signed for WBA for a minute when saw the title of this thread
Roo1976 Posted September 1 Posted September 1 12 hours ago, Toadhall Saint said: Not good. He might not be the best but booing him isn’t going to help him. He always gives 100% for Saints. and the opposition........................ 1
Sergei Gotsmanov Posted September 3 Posted September 3 The boo boys never seem to understand his contribution to the mood of the dressing room. 1
TheAlehouseBrawlers Posted September 3 Posted September 3 I’d suggest most of the ‘booing’ is coming on social media, how many heard anything inside the stadium last weekend? I’m sure most of us didn’t and Cap’n Jack wouldn’t have either. Probably half a dozen’ erberts on the marching powder. Gotta be a thick fuck to boo your own in my book. 1
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