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Thread: Newell on fans jeers vs Cove
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26-01-2022 09:34 AM #61
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26-01-2022 09:37 AM #62
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In the semi v Falkirk the players were booed on to the field after half time. It’s sink or swim time. Use it as fuel to show fans what you can do.
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26-01-2022 09:37 AM #63This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I've never got the absolute bile aimed at individuals though. The odd 'FFS Hibs' or similar is totally understandable but there are definitely a minority who single players out early doors and are on their case for 90+ minutes. One person doing it probably goes unnoticed but it doesn't take more than a few dozen in a crowd of 10K for it to become really audible and that's what we see most weeks at ER.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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26-01-2022 09:41 AM #64
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He was much better/sharper in last 25 mins/ET. I’m not sure if that was him upping the tempo or if Cove started to tire. I suspect a bit of both.
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26-01-2022 09:43 AM #65
[QUOTE=J-C;6830873]Never jeered or booed, never seen the point of it. I've had a bloody good moan about performance in the concourse with my mates but always tried to cheer them on.
I'm with you on this 100%. There's supposedly a word for what we do, we are supporters! Booing your own team can never be described as being supportive! Well said Joe and by the way I'm not his biggest fan but I thought he was excellent last week & made plenty forward passes including his Scottyesque pass to Doig, who should have scored.
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26-01-2022 09:44 AM #66
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26-01-2022 09:46 AM #67
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I think you would find that he passes forward when he sees a forward pass as an option. Perhaps you could ask the other players in his team to actually move into positions where he can find them with a pass. Sometimes the opposition close down and press so well that there is no forward pass option so you need to keep possession until there is. Not saying Joe picks the right option every time but what player does?
Bit simplistic maybe but better than hopeful punts forward and hope for the best.
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26-01-2022 09:47 AM #68This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Maloney has only been here a few games and the knives are been sharpened already, it’s f***ing madness and sad that we have a player come out already to address the nonsense coming from the stands already, SUPPORT the team, that’s what fans are meant to do.
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26-01-2022 09:47 AM #69This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The crowds at ER have getting worse and worse recently.
I think the fact that folk were there is pretty decent, I was acknowledging that. There were plenty folk moaning about the lack of fans for example.
I'm not into booing players, but i think they should be able to handle it from a small proportion of a such small crowd.
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26-01-2022 09:49 AM #70
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What do boos actually achieve? Or just the plain abuse some players are subjected to?
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26-01-2022 09:50 AM #71
Booing is generally counter-productive. It gets said so many times but some folk don’t seem to understand that basic point.
However there was a moment in the second half when either Joe or JDH received the ball, turned back towards our goal, got booed and then immediately turned back again towards the opposition. May have been a coincidence but it made me chuckle.
More specifically, anyone who wanted JR out can stfu for at least a couple of months. You wanted change and got it, so do everyone a favour and at least give the new management team a chance to put their ideas into practice.
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26-01-2022 09:50 AM #72This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
But if there's not, and our players choose to recycle the ball rather than lump it aimlessly, then that's a good thing.
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26-01-2022 09:53 AM #73
I laugh sometimes when the team are booed off at ht, and cheered when they come back on😂
I’m not a booer myself
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26-01-2022 09:53 AM #74This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Hard to imagine why we might be lacking that sort of player.
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26-01-2022 09:54 AM #75This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Anyway, I don't want to argue with you for fear of being accused of picking fights with people - something only you seem to have picked up on - so I'll take my interpretation of you said and leave it at that."...when Hibs won the Scottish Cup final and that celebration, Sunshine on Leith? I don’t think there’s a better football celebration ever in the game.”
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26-01-2022 10:07 AM #76This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-01-2022 10:12 AM #77
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I think a lot of frustration with Newell is that he can do more. I think the ability is there but we get nowhere near enough out of him.
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26-01-2022 10:21 AM #78
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You can’t beat a good boo every now and again. Let’s the frustration out. Granted doesn’t help anyone but it’s a release of tension.
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26-01-2022 10:27 AM #79This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Last edited by Mick O'Rourke; 26-01-2022 at 10:43 AM.
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26-01-2022 10:28 AM #80This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I feel the Booing versus Cove was merited, I didn't expect us to stroll it but we really struggled at times. It was hard going.
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26-01-2022 10:31 AM #81This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-01-2022 10:39 AM #82
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I found the half-time booing a little bit embarrassing. Same for some of the absolute nonsense that a chap a few seats from me was spouting pretty much the whole game.
As people have mentioned, we had a bit of a makeshift team while the Cove team is clearly a lot better than League 1 level and is very well organised.
As for the style of play, it's clear that we are trying to retain possession and build attacks through the team. Inevitably that means going backwards and sideways at times while looking for opportunities to get in behind teams. It's obvious to me that some people who go to the football don't realise that part of the build-up play is designed to draw opponents out of their defensive set-up in order to create goalscoring opportunities - particularly with teams like Cove who put a lot of bodies behind the ball.
Anyway, I'm glad Joe has spoken up and I hope that people listen.
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26-01-2022 10:42 AM #83
The game was torture we had no penetration with the possession.
I did not boo the team but Malloney will not get long if this style continues.
Am all for ball retention but FFS that style against Cove was shocking
Nisbet gets a hard time he is coming so deep as the ball seems to be just outside or 18 yard box or does it have to MTRS in the wok world Get him between the post where most goals are scored :)
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26-01-2022 10:46 AM #84This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The team and coaching staff will need a bit time to implement things, it won’t happen overnight but just reading on here you can see that some folk have already made there minds up about our new manager and how he wants the players to play his style, which is madness.
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26-01-2022 10:51 AM #85This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-01-2022 10:53 AM #86
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Newell has come out and asked the fans for a wee bit patience . Sharing the challenge of changing the way the play and bedding in different players . He understands a fans frustration but is simply asking for a bit more support and patience during this transition period, as it can be unhelpful at times.
Yet, some fans on here come on and just justify the booing. We’ve got to have some of the grumpiest and least supportive supporters in our league …
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26-01-2022 10:56 AM #87
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We had a perfectly good goal ruled offside in the first half and two other on-side breakthroughs ruled out during the game. Doidge had a superb overhead kick saved. We put numerous dangerous balls through the box from wide areas and Mueller and Nisbet both had very good chances in the game.
Personally, I think much of the displeasure came from the attitude that it was 'only Cove Rangers' when, in fact, they're a pretty decent team.
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26-01-2022 11:13 AM #88
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I think that says it all. You don't always know if a forward pass is on or not before you receive the ball. Then you have to collect and keep the ball, then you have to see if a pass is on because most times he is getting the ball with an opposing player right up his jacksie so a twist or turn is needed to give him time and room to actually make a pass never mind deciding which direction it's going. His ability to twist and turn to win and keep the ball and get the player off his ass is quite consistent but when he looks up to make the pass is when his options appear. A lot of forward passing is just educated guesswork as to where a team mate is going to find space or make a forward run. When this come off it gets applause and when it flops it gets pelters. Most of these types of forward passes are intercepted by defenders using their experience to read the play and shut avenues down or at least give the guy a hard time. Side ways and backward passing is used by most teams, including international sides, until a way forward looks on. That is the way of the game for the foreseeable future so like it or not it will be around for a while yet.
None of the above is a revelation, it is now basic and occurs in most games and my interpretation of events is, of course, just an opinion.Last edited by CockneyRebel; 26-01-2022 at 11:21 AM.
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26-01-2022 11:16 AM #89
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