Who Stayed To The End

[SJN-Fox]

they dont care, they wont be here anyway

Where they going then. There are lots of people around here that think we're going to have a wholesale clearout this year, well, I hate to disappoint you folks, but only Nissa and Tiatto are out of contract. The rest are here for the duration unless a) they request a transfer or b) some other team comes in for them.

I would hope that MM will be spending his money bringing new players in, not paying off the contracts of the ones we've got.

Why else do you think that Rab Douglas is goalkeeping coach? beacuse of his glittering career between the sticks or because whilst the club's got to pay him, he may as well be doing something.

 

[fitz]

micky adams, craig levein and rob kelly.


even if they dont have jobs they will keep them for personal use

use? their like mudflaps on a feckin tortoise, i love that phrase. especially when its pronounced tor-toys

 

[western road]

I can honestly say with sadness I left after Kisnorbo's red card could stand/sit anymore the first time in 60 odd years

I ashamed of the team I love they flatter to deceive and they deceive the fans with an attitude thats a disgrace our
back division was non-existant today along with the midfield who continue to be a ferkin source of embarrassment to the blue shirt.

Dont envy you Milan even with your millions its one hell of a mountain you've got to climb and a very short time to do it in.

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

i didnt stay and 'applaud' them sod that i needed the loo i could hear birch whining about staying behind to applaud them..cheeky fecker :icon_roll

 

[pipes]

I stayed 'til the end. My housemates (non lcfc supporters) wanted to go with 5 mins left, but I stayed in the vain hope we might grab a goal.

I am very worried about this club. Yes we may have funds available now but I'm not confident that a) we're going to get a manager who will use them wisely and b) even if we do get good players they will gel together - the money won't buy passion from the players

 

[Siouxsie]

I stayed 'til the end. My housemates (non lcfc supporters) wanted to go with 5 mins left, but I stayed in the vain hope we might grab a goal.

I am very worried about this club. Yes we may have funds available now but I'm not confident that a) we're going to get a manager who will use them wisely and b) even if we do get good players they will gel together - the money won't buy passion from the players

passion ? what's that then?

My mate and I, when indulging in a very childish fight with those inflatable things at the end, joked that the Foxes Never Quit that was written all over them was just so inappropriate for both today's game and most other games this season.

Foxes don't give a damn more likely.

 

[Brown Nose]

The truth was that 2-3000 people lined the edge of the pitch at the final whistle spunking about being within a few feet of their heroes. I held back from leaving for a few moments as I simply couldn't believe my eyes.

Those so called supporters have no place in football. I've got far more respect for the thugs than them.

As for our 'players'? Well it's all over now and I can honestly say that I hate the lot of you. Even the arrogantly smirking wankers wandering around the pitch at half time (our supposed future) turned my stomach. You've totally undermined what it is to support a football club. You make it pointless and irrelevant and I hope I never see any of you wearing that shirt again.

Looking at the season ticket adverts for next season makes me feel like someone with lung cancer buying a packet of cigarettes. Only the habit remains.

Our only hope at this point is, if we're honest, a shyster looking to take us for as much as he can. Every win to him is nothing but £££. I certainly don't blame him for that though. Why not? I believe we've earnt it.

 

[lcfc forever]

The truth was that 2-3000 people lined the edge of the pitch at the final whistle spunking about being within a few feet of their heroes. I held back from leaving for a few moments as I simply couldn't believe my eyes.

Those so called supporters have no place in football. I've got far more respect for the thugs than them.

As for our 'players'? Well it's all over now and I can honestly say that I hate the lot of you. Even the arrogantly smirking wankers wandering around the pitch at half time (our supposed future) turned my stomach. You've totally undermined what it is to support a football club. You make it pointless and irrelevant and I hope I never see any of you wearing that shirt again.

Looking at the season ticket adverts for next season makes me feel like someone with lung cancer buying a packet of cigarettes. Only the habit remains.

Our only hope at this point is, if we're honest, a shyster looking to take us for as much as he can. Every win to him is nothing but £££. I certainly don't blame him for that though. Why not? I believe we've earnt it.

well said

 

[bocadillo]

The truth was that 2-3000 people lined the edge of the pitch at the final whistle spunking about being within a few feet of their heroes. I held back from leaving for a few moments as I simply couldn't believe my eyes.

Those so called supporters have no place in football. I've got far more respect for the thugs than them.

As for our 'players'? Well it's all over now and I can honestly say that I hate the lot of you. Even the arrogantly smirking wankers wandering around the pitch at half time (our supposed future) turned my stomach. You've totally undermined what it is to support a football club. You make it pointless and irrelevant and I hope I never see any of you wearing that shirt again.

Looking at the season ticket adverts for next season makes me feel like someone with lung cancer buying a packet of cigarettes. Only the habit remains.
Our only hope at this point is, if we're honest, a shyster looking to take us for as much as he can. Every win to him is nothing but £££. I certainly don't blame him for that though. Why not? I believe we've earnt it.

Exactly how I feel. And after a season like this last one, I don't think there is ever going to be a better or easier time to break that habit.

 

[Leigh]

For those who left on 80/60 minutes... at least you lasted longer than the bloke behind me who left after the 2nd Wolves goal went in (around 30 minutes) announcing 'I've seen enough!'

I stayed (mostly out of curiosity though I must admit), but didn't go down to the pitch or clap. Was quite a hurried lap, held up at the start more by the players picking their kids out of the crowd than anything else though I thought. Tiatto squeaked something about how he's had a great time here. The players gave away their shirts (Stearman is very, very, very skinny) and Birch kept apologetically thanking the fans who stayed behind.

BTW, anyone else feel the home end was crawling with Wolves fans?

I like that lung cancer analogy. Like an idiot I'm sorting out money to renew my ST, but if we have yet another season like this one I think I'll pick and choose after that (isn't that what we always say...).

 

[alex]

I got out in time to see Robert Plant leaving with the Wolves fans.

From the sound of it Birch was having to almost force some of the players to do the lap of dishonour, which I think summarises the season perfectly, fans not caring about players who don't care about the club one iota.

I gave them the fingers...

How fecking patronising? Yeah come and applaud us lads, just before flying off to your 5 Star holidays, having a break and earning more than most can only dream of - while we spend £xxx's following and watching that pile of turd.

I stayed to the end of the match, but couldn't get out the concourse quickly enough. Arseholes.

 

[bocadillo]

I gave them the fingers...

How fecking patronising? Yeah come and applaud us lads, just before flying off to your 5 Star holidays, having a break and earning more than most can only dream of - while we spend £xxx's following and watching that pile of turd.

I stayed to the end of the match, but couldn't get out the concourse quickly enough. Arseholes.

This is just what I need. I have no intenetion of pouring another penny of my money into their overstretched pockets!

Cheers, Alex!

 

[highland fox]

i didnt stay and 'applaud' them sod that i needed the loo i could hear birch whining about staying behind to applaud them..cheeky fecker :icon_roll

When are they going to get rid of that Sad old fecker ?

 

[alex]

This is just what I need. I have no intenetion of pouring another penny of my money into their overstretched pockets!

Cheers, Alex!

I'll be back next season Boc - as will you my dear man. We are fools, but aren't most football fans?

 

[Dour]

This is just what I need. I have no intenetion of pouring another penny of my money into their overstretched pockets!

Cheers, Alex!

Quite right. Chance of a few more Saturdays with Mrs Boc. Maybe go out shopping in IKEA for the afternoon...

 

[BOB HAZELL]

Nope.......

 

[bocadillo]

Quite right. Chance of a few more Saturdays with Mrs Boc. Maybe go out shopping in IKEA for the afternoon...

Ah!. You seem to have stumbled across a little problem with my plans. The truth is that Mrs Boc has told me that I am not allowed to stay in the house on a Saturday; she wants the place to herself, just like she has had it to herself for the about three-quarters of the Saturdays since we got together.

I know from experience that she can be quite tetchy when we have a Sunday game and I 'get under her feet' on a Saturday. I'm going to have to think about it very carefully.

 

[alex]

Boc, you will be there next season. Fact.

 

[bocadillo]

Boc, you will be there next season. Fact.

There seems to be an echo in here!

 

[Durham Fox]

Left early, couldnt stand the thought of those useless tossers parading around the pitch.