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Even though danny is not my fav player i need to apologise for my actions at burton last saturday - i booed him when he gave the pen away and also when been taken off - my actions were out of order and also out of character and i know it does not help the player or the team .... Sorry danny

Fgh shrimp wrote:Even though danny is not my fav player i need to apologise for my actions at burton last saturday - i booed him when he gave the pen away and also when been taken off - my actions were out of order and also out of character and i know it does not help the player or the team .... Sorry danny

It takes a big man to say when he is in the wrong and fair play to you mate!!

He won't have heard you.
You'll have been drowned out by the deafening silence of everyone else.
One of them things.
Just give him a cheer next time he's the last man, or wellies one off the line.

Fair play, John, but had it have been any other player i doubt you would have reacted like that.

I booed, purely at the performance, there is no shame in that i will add, and will gladly give them credit where its due.

Maybe D.A will learn from the mistakes made and produce the sort of form that won him the awards not too long ago.

Danny had a poor start last season as I remember (Rotherham at home was a nightmare for him) but as the season progressed, he got better and better. He may be slowing, but he's still one of our better players on the ball. He'll pick up, I'm sure.

BLS BOY wrote:I booed, purely at the performance, there is no shame in that

Obviously you work from a different Hymn sheet

Please don't give the "I've paid my money I will say what I like" routine

marky No.1 wrote:

BLS BOY wrote:I booed, purely at the performance, there is no shame in that

Obviously you work from a different Hymn sheet

Please don't give the "I've paid my money I will say what I like" routine

people who say that are not supporters if you supported the team you would get behind them even at the worst of times the players everyone has a bad result once in a while reals supporters support the teams through thick and thin

heysham_mfc wrote:

marky No.1 wrote:

BLS BOY wrote:I booed, purely at the performance, there is no shame in that

Obviously you work from a different Hymn sheet

Please don't give the "I've paid my money I will say what I like" routine

people who say that are not supporters if you supported the team you would get behind them even at the worst of times the players everyone has a bad result once in a while reals supporters support the teams through thick and thin

ok then! thats all well said & done but! if people who do pay there money week in week out who can see they faults in the team may them faults being individual or managment, then people will get frustrated just out of human nature and then in return complain at them not pulling there weight week in week out.

ok then! thats all well said & done but! if people who do pay there money week in week out who can see they faults in the team may them faults being individual or managment, then people will get frustrated just out of human nature and then in return complain at them not pulling there weight week in week out.

true but if we played well week in week out we would not be in second bottom would we

DawZi wrote:ok then! thats all well said & done but! if people who do pay there money week in week out who can see they faults in the team may them faults being individual or managment, then people will get frustrated just out of human nature and then in return complain at them not pulling there weight week in week out.

My point is I can understand frustration and we all have to accept complaints and moans that is, as you say, human nature. It is the "BOOING" of your own team that I can't get my head round - however frustrated you might get! - Remember they don't go out on purpose to do crap things!

The 2 people I know, and heard "Boo" at Burton, have apologised and have made it clear that they wished they had'nt done it.

Even some clowns, (that I don't know), had to join in on Tuesday

I admit i was one of the supporters booing at burton last week - but even though i thought adams had another poor game yesterday i refrained from booing (in my opinion he should be left out of the team but dont think he will)

I thought he had a good game yesterday and I don't know why the Macclesfield fans were being mean to him.

Moss is the main culprit, i harped on all summer saying there's no big deal in signing a replacement, as we already have McStay who's played full-back most his career and Parrish Wainwright


and did we not pay a transfer fee for Moss ?

Moss was on a free.

I think people are being incredibly harsh on Moss. Most players will take time to settle into a new team but Sammy isn't doing him any favours.

So far he has played right back in a 4-4-2, right wing back in a 5-3-2 and centre back in a 5-3-2 and has had different players playing in defence with him in every game so far. Also, not to mention the fact he was pretty much expected to cover the whole right hand side of the field yesterday what with us having Drummy playing a tucked in role on the right.

Once we get a settled side (as well as him having a settled role in the team) I'm sure he will be fine.

The Red Knight wrote:Moss was on a free.

I think people are being incredibly harsh on Moss. Most players will take time to settle into a new team but Sammy isn't doing him any favours.

So far he has played right back in a 4-4-2, right wing back in a 5-3-2 and centre back in a 5-3-2 and has had different players playing in defence with him in every game so far. Also, not to mention the fact he was pretty much expected to cover the whole right hand side of the field yesterday what with us having Drummy playing a tucked in role on the right.

Once we get a settled side (as well as him having a settled role in the team) I'm sure he will be fine.

obvioisly any player need's time to settle in, and Moss probably will in no time at all, but if it's at the teams expense and L2 satus the axe as to come down on players not perfoming

I agree but the point I was trying to make was that it's unfair to heap blame onto a player who has spent most of this season playing out of position.

I was on the car wash yesterday and had a good view of Moss and i thought he was dire in the first half, at fault for there first goal, his passing wasnt good and the amount of times he could have broke down the wing into acres of space but didnt well i lost count.

Abbo wrote:I was on the car wash yesterday and had a good view of Moss and i thought he was dire in the first half, at fault for there first goal, his passing wasnt good and the amount of times he could have broke down the wing into acres of space but didnt well i lost count.

Yes but as said in an earlier post moss was covering the whole right side on his own, fair enough if there was a right winger playing infront of him who could come back and cover him then he wouldn't have an excuse but because he was the only player on the right side he couldn't risk venturing too far upfield incase he lost the ball and was caught out of position

part of our downfall is this formation whats served us so well last season but now we have new players who are not use to it


id like to see us revert back to playing a flat back four what everbody knows how to play

DawZi wrote:part of our downfall is this formation whats served us so well last season but now we have new players who are not use to it


id like to see us revert back to playing a flat back four what everbody knows how to play

We played with one on Saturday.

eggchaser wrote:

Abbo wrote:I was on the car wash yesterday and had a good view of Moss and i thought he was dire in the first half, at fault for there first goal, his passing wasnt good and the amount of times he could have broke down the wing into acres of space but didnt well i lost count.

Yes but as said in an earlier post moss was covering the whole right side on his own, fair enough if there was a right winger playing infront of him who could come back and cover him then he wouldn't have an excuse but because he was the only player on the right side he couldn't risk venturing too far upfield incase he lost the ball and was caught out of position

That's why Mcstay should play there instead off Moss McStay can play right back and center back so might have a better idea of how to play that position.

DawZi wrote:Moss is the main culprit,

part of our downfall

Get a grip man!

If you saw Henry play right back at Southport and Kendal you could maybe understand

blind school teams, as me old man would say