most of us know that the match day thread should be avoided, as it’s pretty horrible.
but is our fanbase horrific, or is this how every fanbase react?
is this a symptom of a global fanbase? Is this just how modern fans react?
the negativity on here is astonishing. As soon as we concede, we see the ‘ole out’ threads bumped, we see new threads created to slag off Henderson, we see threads bumped which are pseudo player performance threads to bash players.
does anyone have any patience anymore?
more importantly, do these fans actually enjoy Watching football, or do they prefer to find the negative in every single match?
anyone who is positive gets accused of ‘accepting mediocrity’.
do other clubs laugh at our shocking fans base, or are their ‘Internet fans’ just as bad?
Match day threads are a bit horrible mostly because you let us newbies post shit, it's the only thread you don't have to worry about your 5 posts a day and let it off a bit.
So, bear with us a bit. Or change the rules.
I don't think our fanbase is that horrific, we sound pretty reasonable from everything i read.
Surely, as an adult you look at the pro's and con's in life. The same goes with Ole - the pro's are there - he did took us a bit forward, he did sign Bruno.
But you also have to look at the con's - we are a bit free flowing, nobody is sure what our tactics really are, we are a defensive liability, and the most important fact - is Ole really good enough?
His previous job positions aren't excatly mindblowing now are they. Yet, here he is, at the helm of the best club in the world, only because he's an ex player who happened to be free for a job.
Surely you ask some questions about it, no?
Yes, i enjoy watching football, live is my preference, but you know, viruses and shit....
It's always better to focus on the negatives that you think you can turn around then to be blinded by the positives and fail miserably.
It works in real life and it should work in football as well.
I hope Ole does the same. I would be very disappointed if our coaching staff were like, "yeah, sure boys, you did good out there, never mind the feck up Deano, never mind the ball losing Paul, yeah Tony, anybody can miss that PSG chance you missed, don't worry about that..."
The carrot and stick works only if you give them the stick sometimes.
That's why SAF was so successful, he knew WHEN to stick it to them and when to defend them and stand by them.