Can everyone now stop being horrible about poor Theo?

[Sir C]

Out of interest, can anyone think of a single player who's confidence was destroyed by the Emirates crowd? Or even Highbury's, for that matter?

If a player's confidence is 'destroyed' by the crowd I'd suggest that they never had the *******s needed to be a professional footballer in the first place.

That's the spirit. Kick 'em when they're down especially hard so they can prove they're worthy of your support.

You can't see how your attitude is counter-productive?

[Mo Britain less Europe]

Before that, I mean, While he still played for us.

I know exactly what you meant. He disappeared to our youth team and then to Pulis' bench. I think we missed out there.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

He rushed that - should have taken a touch

At Arsenal he would have been told to play a backpass

[World's End Stella]

That's the spirit. Kick 'em when they're down especially hard so they can prove they're worthy of your support.

You can't see how your attitude is counter-productive?

When I could be bothered going to games, I always supported the team in the stadium. Even Aaron Ramsey. As did 99% of the supporters around me.

I just don't really buy the idea that supporters would destroy the confidence of a player with the ability and mental fortitude required to be even a half decent professional footballer.

[Ash]

Out of interest, can anyone think of a single player who's confidence was destroyed by the Emirates crowd? Or even Highbury's, for that matter?

If a player's confidence is 'destroyed' by the crowd I'd suggest that they never had the *******s needed to be a professional footballer in the first place.

There was a chap in the 30s - I forget his name - whose confidence was shattered by the grumblies. "They hate me!" he observed.

[Sir C]

There was a chap in the 30s - I forget his name - whose confidence was shattered by the grumblies. "They hate me!" he observed.

Who was the Scottish lad in the 70s? Can't remember his name. He was going to be the next Big Thing. But the East Stand famously destroyed him.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

Who was the Scottish lad in the 70s? Can't remember his name. He was going to be the next Big Thing. But the East Stand famously destroyed him.

Peter Marinello.

[Ash]

Who was the Scottish lad in the 70s? Can't remember his name. He was going to be the next Big Thing. But the East Stand famously destroyed him.

I may have said some uncomplimentary things about Willie Young from the West Lower, but I doubt that's who you were thinking of. He was a Big Thing in some respects though. As in Big Lump.

[Sir C]

I may have said some uncomplimentary things about Willie Young from the West Lower, but I doubt that's who you were thinking of. He was a Big Thing in some respects though. As in Big Lump.

Peter Marinello!

[Sir C]

Peter Marinello.

ty m. Just came to me. I never saw him, he was just before my time.