Adver News: Embargo problems are a reality not an excuse for Di Canio

[4D]

Since when has one or two people moaning on twitter been 'the fans'?

Have you not read much on here or thisis?

[Azza]

I wasn't talking about thisis or here.

And unless the numbers moaning on here or thisis are in their thousands you can't really cast the view that it 'the fans' moaning.

Some of the fans yes, but on the scale of things the people wanting him out are very very few.

[4D]

I was.

[Azza]

Good for you then.

I've added my comment above when my shit phone allows me to finish a post.

[4D]

Thanks.

You must admit that when you attend a game there can be quite a lot of moaning, even when things are going well e.g. certain players getting criticized. When i was a season ticket holder for 3 years running, the same guy sat in front of me for each season, he never cheered, sang or clapped - he would sit with his arms folded, shake his head and grumble.

[Azza]

But that's football, you hear it at all grounds and all clubs have a few idiots who speak without reason but you cannot think that this is the voice of 'the fans', the majority.

We all pay our money and we all have the right to say what we think either in the ground or elsewhere as much as some (including me at times) may not like it.

What pisses me off is those that put themselves on the moral high ground or order themselves higher in some kind of mythical football fan hierarchy because their opinion differs to others.

[4D]

I personally have gone through all the emotions at football (including moaning), there are quite a few who just moan, yeah each to there own but why bother going if you get no enjoyment?

[Dozno9]

Some people enjoy being miserable though. One of my ex work colleagues used to smile about being cantankerous and thoroughly unhelpful.

[4D]

  Now you come to mention it, it's not just a football thing.

[herthab]

I'm probably at my least cantankarous when at football. The rest of the time I wallow in my misery.