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  • Marshy
    • Sep 2012
    • 1958

    #106
    Originally posted by madara
    I go to the supermarket to buy groceries. The less money for the same quality the better. Sometimes I pick the wrong tomato, sometimes I can't drink all my milk before the expiration date. However I do not go to the supermarket to support their employees, I go there to buy food.

    If you go to watch a game to see QPR players appear give their all then you are going to be disappointed more often than not especially in the EPL against 'better teams'.
    I do not go to the football match to support the players. I go to the football match to support the club. If the players are letting the club down, then the players will get booed.

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    • Rangers77
      Platinum Seat
      • Aug 2012
      • 11808

      #107
      Originally posted by madara
      We don't know that.
      Yeah we do. Harry was able to get rid of Boswinga because, as he explicity said, the crowd had turned on him. That saved us £65K pw for three years. Us booing Hughesless prompted Tony to get rid of him. It works. But it should be used sparingly, only for the most egregious pi ss takers, and only when the team is doing badly, not when it is doing well.

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      • madara
        Bronze Seat
        • Jan 2013
        • 718

        #108
        Originally posted by Marshy4Ever
        Just because you don't know exactly what is happening behind the scenes all the time it doesn't imply you're "clueless". At the end of the day, human beings have to make a judgement of some sort or the other in all walks of life. If a fan feels a player is lazy and isn't really interested, then the fan has a right to boo. If that player was not 100% fit, then it is the job of the club to make that be known after the game.
        Sometimes people have to make a (educated) judgment call yes. But why chose the option which hurts the team you are there to support?

        I'm not questioning the right for anyone to boo. I'm just saying it's seems like the opposite of supporting.

        As for letting us fans know I do not agree. Sometimes it's not in the best of interest of the club to let everyone (fans, other teams, media) know.

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        • Rangers77
          Platinum Seat
          • Aug 2012
          • 11808

          #109
          Originally posted by madara
          If I remember correctly some players got booed before we were relegated. How did that help us? Frakking suicidal.
          Huh? We booed them because, having watched them for months, we knew the likes of Boswinga and Park et al would get us relegated. We were right. Booing when players are sh1t and the team is in free fall is a preventative measure.

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          • madara
            Bronze Seat
            • Jan 2013
            • 718

            #110
            Originally posted by Marshy4Ever
            I do not go to the football match to support the players. I go to the football match to support the club. If the players are letting the club down, then the players will get booed.
            Aren't the players part of the club? In fact an asset of the club who sometimes play well, sometimes play bad and it's up to the manager to decide who plays or not? Not the fans. I already explained twice why I think the fans shouldn't make team selection decisions (but they can if they want to). Please feel free to question those arguments.

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            • twranger
              On the posh naughty step
              • Mar 2009
              • 10472

              #111
              Originally posted by Marshy4Ever
              I do not go to the football match to support the players. I go to the football match to support the club. If the players are letting the club down, then the players will get booed.
              What a strange comment! All part and parcel of the whole surely?

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              • madara
                Bronze Seat
                • Jan 2013
                • 718

                #112
                Originally posted by Rangers77
                Yeah we do. Harry was able to get rid of Boswinga because, as he explicity said, the crowd had turned on him. That saved us £65K pw for three years. Us booing Hughesless prompted Tony to get rid of him. It works. But it should be used sparingly, only for the most egregious pi ss takers, and only when the team is doing badly, not when it is doing well.
                As I see it HR wanted to play Bosingwa (because he thought he was the best LB at disposal at that time) but was forced to substitue him. He stuck with Bosingwa for several games and I do not think he was our worst player.

                I remember that article and it sounded to me HR didn't have much choice because of the booing. He had to be sold because of the fans. Even if HR wanted him to stay he had no choice. Instead the fans decided.

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                • QPRDave
                  The number 10
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 32080

                  #113
                  Originally posted by madara
                  Aren't the players part of the club? In fact an asset of the club who sometimes play well, sometimes play bad and it's up to the manager to decide who plays or not? Not the fans. I already explained twice why I think the fans shouldn't make team selection decisions (but they can if they want to). Please feel free to question those arguments.
                  Well said the players are representing the club, they are assets you're right.....Marshy just argues the opposite of anything positive about QPR

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                  • Rangers77
                    Platinum Seat
                    • Aug 2012
                    • 11808

                    #114
                    Originally posted by madara
                    As I see it HR wanted to play Bosingwa (because he thought he was the best LB at disposal at that time) but was forced to substitue him. He stuck with Bosingwa for several games and I do not think he was our worst player.

                    I remember that article and it sounded to me HR didn't have much choice because of the booing. He had to be sold because of the fans. Even if HR wanted him to stay he had no choice. Instead the fans decided.
                    Ninety nine point nine percent of R's thought Boswinga was a terrible player for us. Ninety nine point nine nine are happy he's gone. Watch Danny Simpson closely next time you get a stream. Now there's a right back with talent and spirit.

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                    • madara
                      Bronze Seat
                      • Jan 2013
                      • 718

                      #115
                      Originally posted by Rangers77
                      Huh? We booed them because, having watched them for months, we knew the likes of Boswinga and Park et al would get us relegated. We were right. Booing when players are sh1t and the team is in free fall is a preventative measure.
                      ROFL. Nonsense. You knew we would get relegated before we got relegated? You boooed and we still got relegated? What? Doesn't you booing contribute in a way to us getting relegated?

                      As for booing park, the first time was in january when he was coming back from an injury. The previous months he was out injured. The months before he was injured he was voted here to be motm or top 3 in a few games.

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                      • Marshy
                        • Sep 2012
                        • 1958

                        #116
                        Originally posted by madara
                        Aren't the players part of the club? In fact an asset of the club who sometimes play well, sometimes play bad and it's up to the manager to decide who plays or not? Not the fans. I already explained twice why I think the fans shouldn't make team selection decisions (but they can if they want to). Please feel free to question those arguments.
                        The players represent the club.

                        If the players are working hard, then I won't boo them.

                        If the players are being lazy, then they're not being good representatives of the club, and I will boo them.

                        The bottom line is, it is the club that I support, not the players. If the player is dedicated to the club, then I will support him, if he isn't, then I won't. But the club, that I will always support.

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                        • madara
                          Bronze Seat
                          • Jan 2013
                          • 718

                          #117
                          Originally posted by Rangers77
                          Ninety nine point nine percent of R's thought Boswinga was a terrible player for us. Ninety nine point nine nine are happy he's gone. Watch Danny Simpson closely next time you get a stream. Now there's a right back with talent and spirit.
                          I'm not questioning whether or not Bosingwa should have been allowed to leave. I think people were a little bit too hard on him, often basing their opinion on off the pitch reasons. I thought he played well when he was given another chance when everything was sorted according to HR. For example he much improved or set pieces and cross deliveries from the right. Defense was never one of his stronger sides. I remember one incident when Bosingwa didn't get stuck in in a tackle close to the center of the pitch which resulted in us conceding. Most people here blamed Bosingwa when in fact it was Hill who didn't mark his player who then went on to score. It's too funny.
                          Last edited by madara; 05-09-2013, 05:42 PM.

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                          • madara
                            Bronze Seat
                            • Jan 2013
                            • 718

                            #118
                            Originally posted by Marshy4Ever
                            The players represent the club.

                            If the players are working hard, then I won't boo them.

                            If the players are being lazy, then they're not being good representatives of the club, and I will boo them.

                            The bottom line is, it is the club that I support, not the players. If the player is dedicated to the club, then I will support him, if he isn't, then I won't. But the club, that I will always support.
                            FYI If you boo someone who represent the club then indirectly you are booing the club. .

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                            • Rangers77
                              Platinum Seat
                              • Aug 2012
                              • 11808

                              #119
                              Originally posted by madara
                              ROFL. Nonsense. You knew we would get relegated before we got relegated? You boooed and we still got relegated? What? Doesn't you booing contribute in a way to us getting relegated?

                              As for booing park, the first time was in january when he was coming back from an injury. The previous months he was out injured. The months before he was injured he was voted here to be motm or top 3 in a few games.
                              Roll round on the floor as much as you like, mate. Real fans know the team were to blame for what happened to us, some players more than others, not us fans. That includes your idol who was sh1 t every single time he played for us with the nano second exception of his assist at Southampton. Having watched the Rs be relegated four times I know something about this. And I know that booing doesn't relegate a team but that underperforming players with bad attitudes do (which is why they get fu@king booed......).
                              Last edited by Rangers77; 05-09-2013, 05:55 PM.

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                              • Rangers77
                                Platinum Seat
                                • Aug 2012
                                • 11808

                                #120
                                Originally posted by madara
                                FYI If you boo someone who represent the club then indirectly you are booing the club. .
                                Don't worry. They couldn't hear you cheer from Korea.

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