boo for booing (1 Viewer)
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spot on Dom, exactly my point.
i've seen the fans boo camo and zebina day in and day out when they give 100% and a bit more for the team when they could've easily left the team and nobody would have the right to say a word.
And then in the last game against Albinoleffe they Boo Balzaretti? again i don't get it.
Its killing the team, everyone here is talking about DD and tactics but the fans have bigger effects. Paul talked about this team not being a mediocre team and should be criticized on every little thing, well right now we are and we have world class players playing in a mediocre competition and the team needs all the support it can be given.
Yes, there's no excuse for that. People talk of commitment and bleeding for the shirt, well if someone always gives 100%; it's Balzaretti. That Balzaretti did the the 'silence' handgesture after scoring, says it all really.
No good comes from mindlessly booing your team. Criticizing is one thing, jeering another. I doubt only the minority of the fans in the stadium boo without good reason.
P.S. I wonder how much daylight some of you still get, having crawled up so deep into Paul's ass.
No good comes from mindlessly booing your team. Criticizing is one thing, jeering another. I doubt only the minority of the fans in the stadium boo without good reason.
P.S. I wonder how much daylight some of you still get, having crawled up so deep into Paul's ass.
To a certain extent I agree. When I saw Juve play Milan last year, I did boo Zlatan, because he sucked. And had sucked all season long. And you're right, Juventus are a big team, we need to be critical. But lately players are getting booed when they are playing their part. As for the statements against the club, I think none of the things Camoranesi said was all that awful.
Camoranesi is a man I can forgive for his comments. He just gets worked up sometimes.
Trezeguet though, is a different case. And even if I do forgive him I haven't forgotten his lack of commitment this season. Only way we can forget his poor performances is if he scores a couple of goals in the three first games of the next Serie A campaign.
Trezeguet though, is a different case. And even if I do forgive him I haven't forgotten his lack of commitment this season. Only way we can forget his poor performances is if he scores a couple of goals in the three first games of the next Serie A campaign.
Me neither! Especially in front of the other team - It's a betrayal!
Psychologically, being vocally supportive lifts the teams morale & conversely, being vocally critical lowers it. And it also sends a boost to the opposition. At least venting our frustration on the forum doesn't affect our teams morale as they play, so sorry, Paul, I have to disagree with you.
+rep Dom!
int:
Yes, it's very frustrating for fans to see their team lose, & it is good to let of steam to get rid of the tension. However, once we've calmed down, we should look at the situation objectively.
Who was really to blame for spoiling the game? Juventus, because they didn't win? Or Albinoleffe for killing the game with their 8+ men defence? There were two sides on the park! Albinoleffe made it very difficult for anyone to score against them. Many teams in Juve's position wouldn't have been able to get a goal playing against such tactics.
Unfortunately, such tactics are allowed & Albinoleffe are not the only team who have employed these tactics. Neither can we go back in time to change the result. We have to do what our heroes on the field do: - Get over it & look forward to the next game & pray they don't play like Albinoleffe!
Psychologically, being vocally supportive lifts the teams morale & conversely, being vocally critical lowers it. And it also sends a boost to the opposition. At least venting our frustration on the forum doesn't affect our teams morale as they play, so sorry, Paul, I have to disagree with you.+rep Dom!
int: Yes, it's very frustrating for fans to see their team lose, & it is good to let of steam to get rid of the tension. However, once we've calmed down, we should look at the situation objectively.
Who was really to blame for spoiling the game? Juventus, because they didn't win? Or Albinoleffe for killing the game with their 8+ men defence? There were two sides on the park! Albinoleffe made it very difficult for anyone to score against them. Many teams in Juve's position wouldn't have been able to get a goal playing against such tactics.
Unfortunately, such tactics are allowed & Albinoleffe are not the only team who have employed these tactics. Neither can we go back in time to change the result. We have to do what our heroes on the field do: - Get over it & look forward to the next game & pray they don't play like Albinoleffe!
Good post, A. Although I disagree on one point:
Any coach should be allowed to field whatever tactic he wants to. Simple as that.
Any coach should be allowed to field whatever tactic he wants to. Simple as that.
.........and when the use such tactics against our beloved Juve, it makes me both
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Obviously not.. Does that condone some imbeciles cursing their own team(who are top of the table, despite the deduction and all the other problems preceding the season) after 20 minutes of play? I'd think not. Also, like I wrote before, there is a difference between criticizing and jeering.
I think many would've agreed with Paul, no matter what he said. Had he written the opposite of what he has written here, the same people would've 'thanked' him for his opinion.
I think many would've agreed with Paul, no matter what he said. Had he written the opposite of what he has written here, the same people would've 'thanked' him for his opinion.