bit shít? And if so, since when was an Arsenal player being a bit shít a reason to boo him.
bit shít? And if so, since when was an Arsenal player being a bit shít a reason to boo him.
:shrug: The strange individuals who make up a large proportion of our fan base have decided he's shít, and that he therefore deserves abuse.
Much like they did with out greatest ever manager.
I really do wonder whether it is a question of us attracting thousands of immature, entitled little bitches, or whether it's just a reflection of society as a whole.
I'm sure it has some grounding of our reversion to mediocrity, sc
You see, these young blokes supporting us have not known what it is like to stand there in the pouring rain watching us grind out a nil-nil versus Nottingham Forest (or similar) and thinking we'd got a decent result.
When you've grown up with a team playing Champagne, well, Cava football and then after a few years it has morphed into half-a-mild football, I can understand the frustration, but not the actions.
No real reference point, you see.
Sad seens. I always say the only person who should be booed is the ref. And all the opposition, obv, especially the time-wasters. And their manager. And their fans.
Actually there were already Words exchanged around me about the negativity.
It's happening again. :-(
That used to be my theory as well, i, but some of the worst offenders (see AFTV) are lads in their 50s and 60s, who must well remember what it was like to watch Ian Allinson struggle to control a gently rolling football.
Look at the abuise meted out to M Wenger by, for example, our very own Herbert Chapman. And others, if you get my meaning.
No, some sea change has occurred. We live in an age of selfishness, of instant gratification, of juvenile tantrums. God help us.
He was booed for ambling off the pitch when we were pressing for the winner as well as being bang average