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What will it take for fans to show any anger at the state of our club?
Clear that most of our fans don't care about our relegation so what will it actually take for the fans to show some sign of protest or anger at the club??
House prices, cost of hummus possibly, tuition fees maybe?
He who is silent and bows his head dies every time he does so. He who speaks aloud and walks with his head held high dies only once.
—Giovanni Falcone
Snapchat shut down and Elon capping Saints influencers to 200 followers.
The amount of BS chats i’m in with people sending their sh*tty videos from today. You’d think we’d won a trophy. Sing in the concourse not the stands, and even then I happily stood in peaceful quiet bliss today around the crap for support - Woolston Ferry the only highlight in a mist of self-defeating “gallows humour.”
This isn’t even mentioning the Geordie-like smelly topless freaks who plagued our end. At least I, myself, got a tan though.
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What will it take for fans to show any anger at the state of our club? on 22:14 - Apr 6 with 1284 views
A number of posters on here have said they'd prefer us to be in the Championship so unless that 'small club' mentality changes, why would you see people angry that we've been relegated to it?
Personally, I'm impressed by the stoicism of our younger fans, who don't go in for all of the whingeing and defeatism that many of the older ones do. They show a lot of spirit, keep their chins up and support the club through thick and thin.
The league competition does not lie over half a season. The team was not good enough, that is reality.
I support the club regardless of what level they are playing at. To quote a dearly departed friend "Supporting Saints is a great day out sometimes spoilt by 90 minutes of football"
Still games to come, cider to be drunk and total bollux to be discussed
Also there is no other excuse I can use to let the wife let me meet friends pre-match to drink too much
So Long and Thanks for all the Fish
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What will it take for fans to show any anger at the state of our club? on 09:39 - Apr 7 with 916 views
What will it take for fans to show any anger at the state of our club? on 08:58 - Apr 7 by dirk_doone
A number of posters on here have said they'd prefer us to be in the Championship so unless that 'small club' mentality changes, why would you see people angry that we've been relegated to it?
Personally, I'm impressed by the stoicism of our younger fans, who don't go in for all of the whingeing and defeatism that many of the older ones do. They show a lot of spirit, keep their chins up and support the club through thick and thin.
If you were at Tottenham yesterday, you'd have seen for yourself there was not one inch of stoicism from our younger fans. Tops off, swinging shirts around, chucking beer and singing "championship again ole ole" on repeat in the concourse really looked like they gave a fvck.
What will it take for fans to show any anger at the state of our club? on 09:39 - Apr 7 by Buggalugs
If you were at Tottenham yesterday, you'd have seen for yourself there was not one inch of stoicism from our younger fans. Tops off, swinging shirts around, chucking beer and singing "championship again ole ole" on repeat in the concourse really looked like they gave a fvck.
Sad times.
There are sets of fans that you just know would never behave like that.
Nothing - some of our fans are genuinely pathetic. Celebrating relegation is staggeringly poor. The combination of SR and our fan base has increasingly turned me away from giving a toss about Saints - a team I have supported for 60 years!
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What will it take for fans to show any anger at the state of our club? on 12:04 - Apr 7 with 695 views
I expect opposing teams to take the mick out of us. But it actually increases my anger being taken the piss out of for 90 mins by our own fans of whom we cannot escape, even on the way back.
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What will it take for fans to show any anger at the state of our club? on 13:23 - Apr 7 with 527 views
if this had happened at say everton the players would be getting abuse when they arrived for training,left training,arrived on match day and left after another no effort defeat they have had far to easy a ride.If now juric has gone they start trying that will really boil my p+ss
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