: Sun Feb 22, 2009 12:58 pm  

to be fair the atmosphere in the second half was pretty good!

the fans are going to boo if they see a poor performance and are entitled to boo when they see a poor performance, after all who is it who pays the wages? yes the fans buying shirts,tickets etc

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 12:59 pm  

Who are the crowd booing?

The team or the coach, there's only one way to find out ........... FIGHT!!!!!!!!

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 1:04 pm  

Katrina wrote:

The thing is... I can't remember the last home game where the players haven't been boo'd when leaving the field, or at some point during the game. It's ok when it's justified, but it's almost every game!

sort of self explanatory then eh ?

we should have at least 2 wins now .

i dont expect to win every game , but what i do expect is a performance worthy of the cherry and white shirt

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 1:14 pm  

what a retarded thread.

If the players are playing well and the team is winning matches then they will be cheered, if the team is losing games but playing to their best ability then they will still be supported well, but when a team is playing boring uninteresting rugby, losing games and looking uninterested then they are going to be booed, some people need to leave cloud cuckoo land, team morale has naff all to do with anything, the players are payed handsomely to play one game a week, they should be ashamed at the way they perform, especialy those that earn more than £100k a year.

as a category 2 fan i will continue o boo the poop being played at the moment, when they start showing some heart i shall stop booing simple ass

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 1:57 pm  

wigan_knight wrote:

Well i didnt boo


was to busy stuffing my face with a berger outside the ground

Patrick ?

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 2:17 pm  

i didnt boo at all end of the day when we start winning games all the fans that was booing and walking out will be cheering all 2 face gits every single one of them. I stopped till the end did not boo and clapped the players off...

So every singe fan that booed and walked out you are not loyal supporters.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 2:24 pm  

Petedawarrior wrote:

i didnt boo at all end of the day when we start winning games all the fans that was booing and walking out will be cheering all 2 face gits every single one of them. I stopped till the end did not boo and clapped the players off...

So every singe fan that booed and walked out you are not loyal supporters.

Ergo, if you woke up on Christmas morning as a four year old and your parents had not bought you any presents whatsoever, are you telling us that you would have still been in the same cheery mood that you would have been had you received thouands of pounds worth of lavish gifts?

I think not.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 2:39 pm  

MadDogg wrote:

I didn't think the problem was lack of effort and application on this occasion, just lack of quality.

I agree with this.

I don't think I've ever booed Wigan except once when Dennis Moran's name was read out on Easter Monday at the JJB and he was booed by a section of the home crowd

What you come to expect of Wigan is simply the reason why some fans boo. The expectation is so high and it's the expectation which the club has set itself by having an illustrious history.

Such success breeds fickle support really, which is one of few 'cons' as oppose to many 'pros' of being so successful for many years.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 2:58 pm  

Petedawarrior wrote:

i didnt boo at all end of the day when we start winning games all the fans that was booing and walking out will be cheering all 2 face gits every single one of them. I stopped till the end did not boo and clapped the players off...

So every singe fan that booed and walked out you are not loyal supporters.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 3:25 pm  

think to much is placed on the 'loyalty' and 'quality' of support some people offer as opposed to others

i paid good money for a season ticket, am not getting value for the money - do i then have to stay til the end and applaud any old tosh to be a real fan?