| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? 11:02 - Nov 6 with 902 views | A_Fans_Dad |
There have been posts already discussing the Role that our Fans are playing in our current dilemma.
Could it be that our very poor Home record, which seems to be getting worse is because the Players are not just lacking confidence in the team's tactics and abilities. They are just as aware as all of us that they can't score enough goals.
Could they also be being affected by not wanting to let the fans down and the more fans that they play in front of (20,000 at home) the more it is affecting them. Which would explain why they play better away.
They are almost "freezing up", certainly FF did for the goal, the more they play at home the worse their play is getting.
To the point that they are losing even the basics.
This reminds me of England in the Euros, especially one Wayne Rooney, a very experienced professional, who lost the ability to trap and pass the ball completely and was subbed.
If it is the case, then booing them will actually make matters worse, not better.
Their reaction will not be what is expected and make them try much harder, they will go even further in to their shells to the point of becoming mental & physical wrecks due to the pressure that they don't know how to answer. |  | | |  |
| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:05 - Nov 6 with 887 views | Darran |
You think they care? Nah not for me. |  |
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| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:07 - Nov 6 with 883 views | AngelRangelQS |
Or it could be down to the fact that we are expected to do more attacking at home than we are away and we are totally incapable of doing it.
We lost at West Ham (and did last year too), despite them having a similar toxic atmosphere to us... |  | | |
| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:10 - Nov 6 with 873 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:07 - Nov 6 by AngelRangelQS |
Or it could be down to the fact that we are expected to do more attacking at home than we are away and we are totally incapable of doing it.
We lost at West Ham (and did last year too), despite them having a similar toxic atmosphere to us... |
Yes that would actually make it worse, they know they are not creating enough chances or taking the few that they do.
So if they set up defensively at home to Man U, Arsenal etc it wouldnt affect them as much as being expected to go out and actually WIN. | | | |
| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:17 - Nov 6 with 861 views | Oldjack |
mental & physical wrecks due to the pressure that they don't know how to answer.
Awww bless them FFS the kants get paid a kings ransom,get treated like kings and queens to kick a bag of air about correctly, and they can't even manage that ,they need to man up face their responsibility's ,grow a pair ,stop wearing gloves ,pussies, and fuking get on with the job in a correct and professional manner like true professionals .
Shanks would turn in his grave if he saw how some of theses clowns behaved . |  |
| Prosser the Tosser dwells on Phil's bum hole like a rusty old hemorrhoid ,fact
You Greedy Bastards Get Out Of OUR Club!
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| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:32 - Nov 6 with 831 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:17 - Nov 6 by Oldjack |
mental & physical wrecks due to the pressure that they don't know how to answer.
Awww bless them FFS the kants get paid a kings ransom,get treated like kings and queens to kick a bag of air about correctly, and they can't even manage that ,they need to man up face their responsibility's ,grow a pair ,stop wearing gloves ,pussies, and fuking get on with the job in a correct and professional manner like true professionals .
Shanks would turn in his grave if he saw how some of theses clowns behaved . |
Easy to say, but that kind of pressure has affected many clubs and they have been relegated.
Many of them "Manned Up" and busted a gut, but their Footballing abilities did not improve, just the number of miles they ran each game chasing the ball.
You seem to equate the amount of cash they are paid with their actual ability compared to the "working classes", why don't you compare their pay with really good players, who are on anything up to 10 times as much.
They are mostly Championship players trying to play above their level and failing and it is showing.
Never heard of "Professionals" failing then? | | | |
| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:43 - Nov 6 with 809 views | legoman |
| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:32 - Nov 6 by A_Fans_Dad |
Easy to say, but that kind of pressure has affected many clubs and they have been relegated.
Many of them "Manned Up" and busted a gut, but their Footballing abilities did not improve, just the number of miles they ran each game chasing the ball.
You seem to equate the amount of cash they are paid with their actual ability compared to the "working classes", why don't you compare their pay with really good players, who are on anything up to 10 times as much.
They are mostly Championship players trying to play above their level and failing and it is showing.
Never heard of "Professionals" failing then? |
Sorry AFD but I'm with Oldjack on this. On Saturday they were unable to do the basics competently. Any toxicity in the club, in my opinion, stems from the inability of Clement to lead and motivate the group. In light of the sackings of Koeman and Bilic as well as the news that Makalele has moved I believe Clement has to go. He is not competent to do the job. |  |
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| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:45 - Nov 6 with 801 views | Oldjack |
| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:32 - Nov 6 by A_Fans_Dad |
Easy to say, but that kind of pressure has affected many clubs and they have been relegated.
Many of them "Manned Up" and busted a gut, but their Footballing abilities did not improve, just the number of miles they ran each game chasing the ball.
You seem to equate the amount of cash they are paid with their actual ability compared to the "working classes", why don't you compare their pay with really good players, who are on anything up to 10 times as much.
They are mostly Championship players trying to play above their level and failing and it is showing.
Never heard of "Professionals" failing then? |
mental & physical wrecks due to the pressure that they don't know how to answer.
This is a pathetic excuse for fuking up basic football on any level ,and they're not championship footballers whatever you may think .You are just adding fuel to excuse their poor showings, and what's with those gloves ?that in itself is pathetic ,fuk they'll be wearing tights next .Man up, face the shtye which you so richly deserve and put it right! | |
| Prosser the Tosser dwells on Phil's bum hole like a rusty old hemorrhoid ,fact
You Greedy Bastards Get Out Of OUR Club!
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| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:49 - Nov 6 with 789 views | whoflungdung |
They get Prem League pay and that includes the Great Servant and Naughton ,insults to all our erstwhile great players who ve worn the shirt | |
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| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 11:56 - Nov 6 with 772 views | A_Fans_Dad |
I am not arguing that they do not get paid too much, Footballer's, like most sports persons and "Entertainers" they get obscene amounts of money.
What I am saying is that they are also human.
If they do actually have pride in themselves and they realise that they aren't hacking it I expect them to be demoralised, even more so than those that couldn't give a shit, as some seem to think applies to our players.
Self Frustration is destructive. | | | |
| Are some our players suffering with a sort of "Rabbit in the Headlight" syndrom? on 12:02 - Nov 6 with 757 views | whoflungdung |
No
They get paid big and therefore should accept what gods with it.
What is human is that good players front up and fight not crawl away | |
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