Exactly how I feel. But we are dinosaurs in todays world. I hate modern football & a lot of the players with their crap attitudesQuote:
Originally Posted by Whitfieldarab
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Exactly how I feel. But we are dinosaurs in todays world. I hate modern football & a lot of the players with their crap attitudesQuote:
Originally Posted by Whitfieldarab
I know it’s ridiculous and I’m not going to do it but I’m going to Motherwell on Saturday and still feel like booing every single one of them!
Sunday is a horrible stain on our club that will remain forever and these feckers will probably not care…..couple of wins and they’ll be strutting about the place with smirks.
Still fuming!
(But it was a great win last night!)
The game has changed beyond recognition for supporters of a certain age. Teams now seem to be full of mercenaries who only give a phuck about their profile and next contract, or transfer, and are happy to raise the colours of their new club and kiss the badge of whoever is paying them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bannons boots
This isn't exactly new but it saddens me when fans talk of how much we can possibly raise in transfer fees for our youth players rather than give them the opportunity to really develop with their parent club. As soon as any of the "big clubs" come a calling most clubs grab the cash. I phucking hate football agents >:)
I am still sick fed up of the Owners. JR shouldnt have been still in a job by tea time sunday never mind uphill gardening leave to save some money.
I hate that too when football fans talk about development fees etc... and when refs mess up their decisions being criticised from perspective of its a business and the money it could cost, no it’s a sporting injustice when a ref messes up.
In fairness ‘good’ man management has always been about getting your players onside , the best out of your players, whether that the boot up the arse or arm round shoulder, in the past it was less important because club held all the power, but their was still good and bad man management.
It was Bank Holiday weekend mate, they sacked him quick enough in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by geofoxposse
Exactly how I still feel and the reason why I missed the Livi trip and gonna swerve ‘Well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sande_Man
Mulgrew and Watt deserve every bit of abuse that’s coming to them for being the ring leaders, Edwards for his complete lack of self belief in being captain of the team, and the rest of the phukkin cowards for not standing up these two weegie, fiddler loving clowns. Every one of those players, Fletcher and the keeper apart, could get tae phukk, they have no business being associated with our club. Would rather play bairns in the team every week than go to see those phukkin charlatans parading about like they are professional football players.
Phukk sake, that me raging again :mad:
Looks like you are getting yourself unnecessarily wound up based on online speculation that's, most likely, *******s. If it were true I don't think for a minute both would have started against Livi.
Yea most of these rumours are clearly a load of bs
I'm nothing but happy and relieved after Livi, and can see players enjoyed it and looked happier, that's good for us, Sunday is gone and can't be changed so let's not let it define anything going forward but a memory where things turned for the better, I've no loyalty to jack ross or sympathy, yet another job he will be well paid for failing
Just hope we can carry it onto league business in the coming weeks, if so we may not need to look for a new manager
Looking at these highlights it's clear there's a lot of work to do. It's a bad camera angle, watched their goal about 6 times and still can't decide if the keeper should be coming for the cross
https://youtu.be/7eWX8cnNKmE