Fetish_Bob wrote:
The Colonel wrote:
The problem is, at the moment the team are doing all they can in home games, to frustrate the life out of every one of us, and those on a slightly shorter fuse, or drink riddled, are less tolerant.
I am finding it quite easy to keep calm this season, despite being very frustrated with the manager and his unbalanced team selections, but I can understand the feelings being vented by others at present. The last 2 home games have been dire to say the least.
I think its slightly pompous if you cant see why people are frustrated at the moment.
I usually just carry on watching the game, but this was not simply frustration. It was nothing more than "hatred" towards the opposition and even towards a fan of the same club. Like Two little boys said maybe if I'd been 20 yrs younger as opposed to 2 foot taller. Maybe it's because I've chilled and made an attempt to do that since the Sheff Wed defeat has made me realise that yes you can show frustration but there is a point where you go overboard. I realised it maybe this(to use the only two words in his vocabulary) F****** numpty will realise it. I can accept frustration, so if someone stands/sits close to you and his frustration leads to him calling a particular player every week, will you accept that as frustration.
Bob, they are evrywhere now in the ground. We stand at the opposite end of the town end to you, and there are plenty of them there too.
I just dont know why some of them are there. But I can understand people being frustrated at the moment. There are plenty that were blaming Nish for the wycombe game after he came on, depsite us being 2-0 down before he got on. Ritchie Humphreys used to be a target for the same people.
It goes back to what I have thought for a long time, the people of Hartlepool are not great supporters as they claim to be.....infact I think a lot of them are the worst supporters going.