I don't think any of the players wilfully underperfomed against Sunderland, in fact we started the game quite well.But confidence is very brittle at the moment, and once that first goal went in it was shattered and fear took over.
Any fool can support a team when they are doing well,but when things are going wrong in games that's when support is needed most.
It was sad to hear the "not fit to......"chant ,and not one that I joined in with,and those idiots by the tunnel screaming abuse at the players at the end of the match were absolutely pathetic and were wannabe tv stars.
As for the guy who ran on to confront Delaney he was way out order,there is no excuse for that and he should be banned for a long time.

I agree with all of that.
Booing yes - but the rest of it - definitely not!
It will do no good in the long term.
Let's hope that Saturday was a cathartic moment in the Season where everyone - Fans included - step back and take a long hard look at themselves!

Continuous support in last 12 months has done no good. Perhaps booing and abuse is the thing that might finally get through to this bunch of morons.

At the end of the day if you're doing a bad job but all you get is clapped then why would you ever think you're doing a bad job? However if shouted and and told you're s*** or not fit to wear the shirt perhaps you might try a bit harder

Edited by cardiff eagle (07 Feb 2017 6.37am)

If you were a season ticket holder (you're not) travelling two hours each way to a game (you don't) to see a lack of passion and effort from players and then to have Delaney have a go at the fans you might feel differently.

No one is forgetting that he was once good for us. He no longer is. He doesn't feel any passion towards the club otherwise he wouldn't act like he did (and has before) towards the fans. I don't blame him for not having passion as it's a job but it does mean that I don't feel any particular loyalty to him.

Once in over 45+ years of supporting the club. I have been going enough away games, 20 years unbroken at one stage to see some serious dross, and travelling many many hours by road and rail, but to single out one player in a whole bad team performance is wrong. He looked like he made a calm down gesture from where I was. He is just as frustrated as we are no doubt.

Edited by Flightsequence (07 Feb 2017 8.05am)

He should've known he had time and nobody within 10 yards of him.

Those that watch football and don't understand these little intricacies apart from 'must sing no matter what' or twirl their scarves around will never understand. Try watching players a bit closer. You will see before they receive the ball they have a little look left and right. Damo did neither. He should have the awareness before even looking to see if there was any pressure. How many times do you see this happen in prem football? Just an 'oh feck it this'll do. Oh coim down. It's under control. It's only a throw in we gladly let them have a free one two with whereas we struggle to find a shirt with our's.

Fed up with this slack sh1t. ASAP we can replace any slack sh1t with the new players. Slack sh1t has crept it in with that man but it was alright because he scored a header from 2 yards out at villa that half the holmesdale were too young or not even born to remember but hailed him as a god.

FWIW I didn't sing 'You're not fit to wear the shirt' because I can see its confidence that's the issue. If Hennessey didn't drop that ball we'd still be in the game. But that lazy turn and hoof/slice down the line deserved a moan.

COYP