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europalace Europe 14 Aug 17 2.16pm
The best song for him is the sound of clapping whenever he gets the ball. Encouaragement from supporters is key during the first handful of games for any young player, especially when he isn't playing in his home country. Booing just shows how many thick 'supporters' the club has unfortunately following it, which it could do without.
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Europe 14 Aug 17 2.16pm

The best song for him is the sound of clapping whenever he gets the ball. Encouaragement from supporters is key during the first handful of games for any young player, especially when he isn't playing in his home country. Booing just shows how many thick 'supporters' the club has unfortunately following it, which it could do without.

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Dan1994 Wallington 14 Aug 17 2.56pm
Originally posted by chateauferret But they had paid Ł50 per head or whatever to watch some pretty heavy-duty toilet. I completely understand that argument, however I don't think it's right to boo on the first game of the season, when the team is so obviously adapting to a brand new system. Furthermore, plenty of people were losing their rag with Riedewald, who had to deal with some proper crap passes to him. Not to mention that he is a young lad adapting to the Premierleague. Booing didn't work for us last season. Sunderland was the breaking point, and I have never experienced an atmosphere like it, especially at Selhurst. What did work was the work the staff and players did in training with our immense backing. If it's still the same in 4/5 games, fairenough, but to boo at the very start of the season when adapting to a new style is incredibly negative and demotivating, and undermines everything. Edited by Dan1994 (14 Aug 2017 2.57pm) [Link]
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Wallington 14 Aug 17 2.56pm

Originally posted by chateauferret

But they had paid Ł50 per head or whatever to watch some pretty heavy-duty toilet.

I completely understand that argument, however I don't think it's right to boo on the first game of the season, when the team is so obviously adapting to a brand new system.

Furthermore, plenty of people were losing their rag with Riedewald, who had to deal with some proper crap passes to him. Not to mention that he is a young lad adapting to the Premierleague.

Booing didn't work for us last season. Sunderland was the breaking point, and I have never experienced an atmosphere like it, especially at Selhurst. What did work was the work the staff and players did in training with our immense backing.

If it's still the same in 4/5 games, fairenough, but to boo at the very start of the season when adapting to a new style is incredibly negative and demotivating, and undermines everything.

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Jamesrichards8 14 Aug 17 3.30pm
Not his fault. Anyone knows that the PL is a tough league to adjust to. Why both he and TFM started is anyone's guess. Next game dann Kelly Tomkins if we must play three at the back, with TFM rwb. Ward is a good defensive full back, not a wing back. He never pretended to be When you’re knocked on your back and your life’s a flop...
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Not his fault. Anyone knows that the PL is a tough league to adjust to. Why both he and TFM started is anyone's guess. Next game dann Kelly Tomkins if we must play three at the back, with TFM rwb. Ward is a good defensive full back, not a wing back. He never pretended to be

When you’re knocked on your back and your life’s a flop...

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Spiderman Horsham 14 Aug 17 4.12pm
Originally posted by Lyons550 That has to go down as being one of the greatest understatements I've ever seen on here...it's plainly ridiculous to boo a kid who is technically on the ball better than most in the squad. I get that he needs to show more mettle and get up to speed quickly with the physicality of the game but our fans wont care about that if they can pin the blame on someone within 30mins of his debut. Who isn't "one of our own!"
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Horsham 14 Aug 17 4.12pm

Originally posted by Lyons550

That has to go down as being one of the greatest understatements I've ever seen on here...it's plainly ridiculous to boo a kid who is technically on the ball better than most in the squad.

I get that he needs to show more mettle and get up to speed quickly with the physicality of the game but our fans wont care about that if they can pin the blame on someone within 30mins of his debut.

Who isn't "one of our own!"

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DutchEagleJohan Vlissingen, Netherlands 14 Aug 17 5.02pm
Lets not make it sound like he was booed terribly for his performance, it was more a matter of frustration and anger then something personal. Furthermore, he is used to playing in front of the Ajax crowd and if there are a cynical and demanding bunch it will be them so I would not think his game went downhill because of the crowd. And let's face it: big transfer fees and big money comes with expectations, its as simple as that.
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Lets not make it sound like he was booed terribly for his performance, it was more a matter of frustration and anger then something personal.
Furthermore, he is used to playing in front of the Ajax crowd and if there are a cynical and demanding bunch it will be them so I would not think his game went downhill because of the crowd.

And let's face it: big transfer fees and big money comes with expectations, its as simple as that.

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