the recent booing at the matches

[Pablo]

Every time I read a Sarb or Rage post I make an involuntary, but clearly audiable, booing sound which is causing much unrest amongst my work colleagues. Only started happening recently, I think its because its Panto season.

[Matt]

Every time I read a Sarb or Rage post I make an involuntary, but clearly audiable, booing sound which is causing much unrest amongst my work colleagues. Only started happening recently, I think its because its Panto season.

[The Birdman]

Do fans from outside Liverpool get their tickets really cheap, say half the price that a fan from Liverpool has to pay or do we all pay the same price??
Booing is wrong, I wasn't at the game but it sounded terrible on the TV.

I've made this point before, imo it's the locals who boo and get frustrated quickly, the fan who can't get to games regularly because of money, lack of tickets or whatever reason is ****ing made up when they get the chance to watch a game live and get their hands on a ticket.
It makes no sense whatsoever that a 'irregular' fan would boo at something they strive to go too more regularly, another point is that if it is just the 'casual' fan or the out of town fans booing and they are in the minority, why doesn't the majority, the 'loyal', 'dedicated','hardcore' fanbase shout them down???

[bobbyfallon]

Do fans from outside Liverpool get their tickets really cheap, say half the price that a fan from Liverpool has to pay or do we all pay the same price??
Booing is wrong, I wasn't at the game but it sounded terrible on the TV.

I've made this point before, imo it's the locals who boo and get frustrated quickly, the fan who can't get to games regularly because of money, lack of tickets or whatever reason is ****ing made up when they get the chance to watch a game live and get their hands on a ticket.
It makes no sense whatsoever that a 'irregular' fan would boo at something they strive to go too more regularly, another point is that if it is just the 'casual' fan or the out of town fans booing and they are in the minority, why doesn't the majority, the 'loyal', 'dedicated','hardcore' fanbase shout them down???

most of us who travel from abroad would pay more i recon even though the face value would be the same

[The_weatherman]

most of us who travel from abroad would pay more i recon even though the face value would be the same

Doesn't matter if the trip costs 1000 pounds or 1050 pounds. Really doubt anyone coming for that sort of money will start booing, I've only been once though and we won 5-0 so I'm not sure

[Elvoz]

most of us who travel from abroad would pay more i recon even though the face value would be the same

[Elvoz]

Do fans from outside Liverpool get their tickets really cheap, say half the price that a fan from Liverpool has to pay or do we all pay the same price??
Booing is wrong, I wasn't at the game but it sounded terrible on the TV.

I've made this point before, imo it's the locals who boo and get frustrated quickly, the fan who can't get to games regularly because of money, lack of tickets or whatever reason is ****ing made up when they get the chance to watch a game live and get their hands on a ticket.
It makes no sense whatsoever that a 'irregular' fan would boo at something they strive to go too more regularly, another point is that if it is just the 'casual' fan or the out of town fans booing and they are in the minority, why doesn't the majority, the 'loyal', 'dedicated','hardcore' fanbase shout them down???

[bobbyfallon]

i mean from online ticket touts etc or organised trips

[Pacman]

Elvoz you've changed kiddo.

It must be hanging around me on this forum. I agree booing isn't needed.

Stick with me youngun and you'll learn even more.

[Elvoz]

i mean from online ticket touts etc or organised trips

i got ya fella i,m on the level

[Elvoz]

Elvoz you've changed kiddo.

It must be hanging around me on this forum. I agree booing isn't needed.

Stick with me youngun and you'll learn even more.

i taught you plenty and am happy to continue newfish

[Parm]

What a cock. I hate it when people presume to know what other people are thinking when all they're really doing is projecting their own feelings on an issue.

[frank the tank]

i fully agree that booing is not on....i have heard a few fans booing at anfield before but on monday night, it was much more than a few and to be honest, it was not on..... if we continue that kinda ****e, in a few months, we'll be no better than the likes of newcastle, villa under ellis, spurs fans etc in boo-ing off our team and manager.....if that became a regular occurance, i think i would lose a certain level of interest in LFC to be perfectly honest. I'd obviously still support LFC, and will forever, but that ****e is not what LFC is about....




one point that hasnt been raised, is that if on the 83rd minute or slightly onwards, had our fans belted out YNWA, then maybe that would have kicked on the team to a victory. 12th man needs to stand up and be counted!!!

[rage]

Every time I read a Sarb or Rage post I make an involuntary, but clearly audiable, booing sound which is causing much unrest amongst my work colleagues. Only started happening recently, I think its because its Panto season.

fredo's behind u

[Pedenj]

As an oot, I can honestly say I have never once booed or left the game early. I have seen displays such as Barnsley last season, but the place to vent is at the bar. Even during the 6-3 loss to arsenal (after travelling up for the second time due to fog) I was on the mop singing at half time and at the end.

It doesn't help anyone by booing the team of the pitch. Look at Newcastle, all the unrest and protest there has really seen them go from strength to strength.