angry supporters

[garethb83]

Originally posted by msb
oooohhhh big threat, cant you come up with anything else?

Haha, how old are you?

[Wardy]

Originally posted by swantastic
thats y u are so smart,why is it that with sydney people they are quick to get on bandwagon but quicker to get off.

Interesting you can say something like then when you joined here in Jan 2006 and msb March 2006 - most of the people here have been on this site for years - god forbid most of us were around going to the Swans games in 1996 too - long before the bandwagon of 1997 came into being! And so far none of us have gotten off your supposed wagon.

Having gone to Canberra and witnessing the game (and literally from ground level eh Go Swannies, Erin, Tuesday, Jeffers & Bon ?) we could see some horendous mistakes, and just thank god the stars were aligned because the situation the lads were in being 31 points down in the past they would have dropped their heads and lost the game completely. This time they got their heads up again - it wasnt easy but we got over the line. Sure its a win, but there is alot of room for improvement. The card carrying paid up members, who make the effort to travel to away games do have some right to express dissappointment should they see fit.

[desredandwhite]

I don't see why underperforming players shouldn't come under fire. They are paid (and paid well!) to do a job, and if they are not performing to standard, questions should be asked. I support the club, not the players. If they do something, whether it is ordinary form on the field or ordinary behavious off it, then as far as I am concerned they are hurting the club and I do NOT have to support THEM.

Yes, we won on the weekend. But we shouldn't have had to come back like that. Even the coach and captain both agreed that the performance was sub-par for the second and third quarters.

We've done the Sydney and Melbourne thing to death. Sure, the average person on the street in Sydney doesn't understand aussie rules as much as the average person on the street in Melbourne. But I think you'll find that there are plenty of supporters in both cities (and in others too) who are knowledgable and tolerant (which may unfortunately exclude the thread starter on recent form).

[Go Swannies]

Could be worse - we could have lost. Or even worse - we could be Geelong! (Now why did seeing Des' name made me think that . . .?)

Wardy, great to share a blanket with you (and the others - a brethren of Swans?) I loved the club-ground atmosphere of Manuka where you hear the players calling to each other. And if I ever need anyone to protect my turf I know who I'll call.

[Wardy]

Originally posted by Go Swannies
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Wardy, great to share a blanket with you (and the others - a brethren of Swans?) I loved the club-ground atmosphere of Manuka where you hear the players calling to each other. And if I ever need anyone to protect my turf I know who I'll call. [/B]

I should have been a teacher - or worse - a parent!!!

[ScottH]

Originally posted by Go Swannies
I loved the club-ground atmosphere of Manuka where you hear the players calling to each other.

It was audible on the TV too, but not always clear. Maybe they could take their mouthguards out so it is clearer on TV.

[giant]

Originally posted by garethb83
Although being annoyed by that moment of madness, i was at the game and just lost it with laughter. What was doing there? It was almost like he wanted to give away the free?

Easily the most entertaining clanger for season 2006 thus far. Although Benny's kick into a teammate leading directly to a Nth goal was right up there!

Oh come on! How can any of these compare to LRT's fabulous shepherd of G.Ablett's goal?

[ScottH]

Originally posted by giant
Oh come on! How can any of these compare to LRT's fabulous shepherd of G.Ablett's goal?

Oh FFS, he did it for my FanFooty Team, I needed the points and LRT knew it.

He really is a nice guy.

[garethb83]

Originally posted by giant
Oh come on! How can any of these compare to LRT's fabulous shepherd of G.Ablett's goal?

Oooh i forgot about that one... good call! But come on, bouncing with a guy holding you, knowing it'll result in an automatic free kick (whilst in defensive 50) is just plain ingenius... i loved it (only cos if i got mad about it, i would have lost my mind)...

[swantastic]

Originally posted by cruiser
No, ignoring you will do. And if everyone else does the same noone will have to read any of your nonsense. You will effectively be talking to yourself online. Furthermore, you and spaztastic are obviously the same person and I'm not sure that the moderators should allow that.

hey beach bum wanna b get your facts straight before shooting off your mouth msb and i are different people,and by the way it is SWANTASTIC thank you i think you need spelling lessons.

[NMWBloods]

Now that's funny! PKB!!

[Ryan Bomford]

Cousin of Rushed Behind?

[swantastic]

Originally posted by cruiser
Singling out Sydney based supporters is antagonistic nonsense (other supporters based elsewhere are also critical of the teams performance yesterday) and if you continue to do it, I will put you on my ignore list.

hey cruiser,i thought ever thing said on here was tounge in cheek,relax just people talking @@@@.

[swantastic]

Originally posted by NMWBloods
Now that's funny! PKB!!

whos pkb

[NMWBloods]

Originally posted by Ryan Bomford
Cousin of Rushed Behind?

That's what I reckon.