Booing at the end

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  1. SirPsychoSexy

    SirPsychoSexy Banned Idiot

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    Either way i don't boo so i'm not particlarly fussed, but i accept that people have that right.
     
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    When we win (I know, I know) and sometimes even when we draw, the opposition fans often boo their team. It happened at Hillsborough and at home against Birmingham and Sunderland. It sounds great to hear their fans booing their own team and it increases our pleasure in our victory. In the reverse situation it just gives their fans something to gloat about. Why give them the pleasure?
     
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    Would you even consider a new contract at your place of work in that scenario?

    I don't condone the actions of some calling out individual players but he's already on record saying he won't sign a new improved contract
     
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    SirPsychoSexy Banned Idiot

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    I don't disagree, its the same as time wasting, hate it when it happens to us, but when we do it when we're winning its "well played" etc.
    But if they want to boo then we can't really stop them.

    Surely to god though, if footballers can't deal with something as trivial as booing, then they are in the wrong proffesion.
     
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    I just think that booing is the most counter productive exercise , I wonder if people thinking they are justified in booing Davies ,bood when he made a brilliant save getting down low & tipping found the post in the second half
     
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