McNulty

[Steve Finan]

If you are of the mind where you'd compare watching United with cinema/TV then fair enough. For me it's far more emotional and the two things don't even come close.

Honestly, I find worrying about United a brilliant distraction from the horrors going on around me at the moment.

Fantastic way to look at things Terry, my respects sir. I feel very much the same. Football has a place in life and a value that is unique.

[ahlltanyirhide]

There are but watching your football team used to be a way of forgetting your troubles for a couple of hours.
If Netflix or your Odeon showed dull rubbish you would soon cancel your subscription.

Can’t agree AJ, football used to be about supporting your team, going to match’s, singing our songs and getting right behind the lads, sadly nowadays a lot of folk seem to just go up to Tannadice to have a go at the players and management, then return home and slag off anyone and everyone connected with the club over social media, been like that since ET passed away. Not saying we shouldn’t criticise players or management, that’s part and parcel of supporting a team but phukk sake what is happening now is way over the top.

[Craigbrew]

Can’t agree AJ, football used to be about supporting your team, going to match’s, singing our songs and getting right behind the lads, sadly nowadays a lot of folk seem to just go up to Tannadice to have a go at the players and management, then return home and slag off anyone and everyone connected with the club over social media, been like that since ET passed away. Not saying we shouldn’t criticise players or management, that’s part and parcel of supporting a team but phukk sake what is happening now is way over the top.

Sorry i totally disagree, they footballers earn a hell lot more than most people earn even united players, half them can't even control ball proper or pass the ball proper , give the ball someone else so its no me loses ball, what we have been watching is eye bleeding football , if they can't take criticism then get out the fire, critiicism is fine nothing to do with there private life, what we are seeing in my eyes is not even close to being good enough for what they earn , how the hell can they call themselves pros most could not control there p1ss

[weegiearab]

I think the thing that makes us supporters different to owners and backroom staff is that this is what pits food on their table and they can move on at anytime...we however want this club to survive and be passed on to the next generation. What upsets people is when decisions being made could ultimately mean that we go out of business and the club no longer exists. For me, flirting with relegation makes me feel twitchy as I don't think we would financially recover from that. So when it comes down to decisions being made that on the face of it, might push us closer to the squeeky bum side of things...then we are right to start mumbling.
I said at the start of the season that I thought we might struggle but our main aim was to avoid the relegation battle and stabilise things at the club. We are still on tatget to reach that but it worries me when the management team don't seem to recognise the worries that we see. ie - attacking football...when we are seeing 2 ****s on target after 3 games!
We aren't a million miles off having all the jigsaw pieces but we are still lacking a couple of pieces of the puzzle. The frustrations creep in when we get an opportunity to pick up these puzzle pieces but we choose not too!

[A. J]

Mark McNulty once bought a Mark NcNulty jigsaw puzzle but even he couldn't work out where all the pieces were supposed to go

[TangerineDream]

Can’t agree AJ, football used to be about supporting your team, going to match’s, singing our songs and getting right behind the lads, sadly nowadays a lot of folk seem to just go up to Tannadice to have a go at the players and management, then return home and slag off anyone and everyone connected with the club over social media, been like that since ET passed away. Not saying we shouldn’t criticise players or management, that’s part and parcel of supporting a team but phukk sake what is happening now is way over the top.

Have to agree with this ahltan. Seems to be all teams though. The internet adds to the problem, certainly changed days indeed.

Hopefully things improve onfield, starting tonight, that would certainly help.

[ARAbCHNID]

Yeah good post Weegie. Yeah we are a bit fed up but then tell me a team apart from Celtic & the Lichties who's fans AREN'T fed up. And the majority of teams' fans are much more fed up than us. Doesn't stop us going tho, we'll be there tonight.

Btw ref is Alan Muir who blew at the 2-1 home loss to St Mirren 3 weeks ago. Two comments about his performance that night, booking McMann after 6 mins for an innocuous foul and missing an easy hand ball (it was a near-save) by St Mirren in their box when score was 0-0.

Apologies - this has nothing to do with McNulty.

[Kdyteejay2]

Yeah good post Weegie. Yeah we are a bit fed up but then tell me a team apart from Celtic & the Lichties who's fans AREN'T fed up. And the majority of teams' fans are much more fed up than us. Doesn't stop us going tho, we'll be there tonight.

Btw ref is Alan Muir who blew at the 2-1 home loss to St Mirren 3 weeks ago. Two comments about his performance that night, booking McMann after 6 mins for an innocuous foul and missing an easy hand ball (it was a near-save) by St Mirren in their box when score was 0-0.

Apologies - this has nothing to do with McNulty.

Thon referee was awful for us that night, I thought I was going to stroke when he didn’t give the handball.

[Jim_Jam]

McNulty - why?

[Shedboy1971]

Thon referee was awful for us that night, I thought I was going to stroke when he didn’t give the handball.

utterly shocking again - well players pushing like girls (woke objectors can gtf) all game and getting away with it. I hold firm on my we get nothing when playing west coast teams (never have against well and st mirren ever). Too much of a conincidence and clearly too much links there.