For the chairman

[Lionlincs]

If that’s the players idea of a display for the chairman I feel disgusted. The man that’s funded their lives, in front of his grieving family. Fuck me wow

 

[TomTomFH]

None bar Murray were fit to wear the shirt.They should be fucking ashamed of themselves.No pride,no desire ,no fight.A Den will probably be never be this full again and they showed everyone that they are serial bottlers like they were at the Blackburn game.Shame,shame,shame..ring the bell...Shame!

 

[TomTomFH]

None bar Murray were fit to wear the shirt.They should be fucking ashamed of themselves.No pride,no desire ,no fight.A Den will probably be never be this full again and they showed everyone that they are serial bottlers like they were at the Blackburn game.Shame,shame,shame..ring the bell...Shame!

 

[norwichmark]

None bar Murray were fit to wear the shirt.They should be fucking ashamed of themselves.No pride,no desire ,no fight.A Den will probably be never be this full again and they showed everyone that they are serial bottlers like they were at the Blackburn game.Shame,shame,shame..ring the bell...Shame!

Glad you noticed same as me. Murray mom.

 

[bazzwall]

Murray agree, most affective of our players.

 

[hardleyse16]

I’d say it is a diabolical disgrace that Saville isn’t starting, one of our best players last season, but it doesn’t matter when the midfield have no chance of making a difference with our tactics.

 

[Peckham Lion]

If that’s the players idea of a display for the chairman I feel disgusted. The man that’s funded their lives, in front of his grieving family. Fuck me wow

Harsh and very assumptive.They are human. Some very young, Many were close to JB. We don't know if and how todays emotional events affected them. Some of them have only been here five minutes. There lives haven't been funded. We're not a benevolent fund they are professionals that move from club to club.

What about the fans that spent the match laying into our players ? Verbally abusing Rowett and the players from the stands. In full earshot of the grieving family of the chairman? On the day we paid our last repects to the man that gave us that team and manager.

Not a single thought about the occasion or fellow supporters feelings. Not a single moments thought about anyone but themselves. Not a single thought or allowance for the players employed by the chairman. Many of whom had a father and son relationship with the chairman. Not the fucking nous or decencey to leave the abuse to another day. Today was about our chairman but a number of people made it about themselves. They were unhappy with what the team was doing for them, there selfish needs. Not a fucking seconds thought for anyone else.

 

[Bermondseyinexile]

Harsh and very assumptive.They are human. Some very young, Many were close to JB. We don't know if and how todays emotional events affected them. Some of them have only been here five minutes. There lives haven't been funded. We're not a benevolent fund they are professionals that move from club to club.

What about the fans that spent the match laying into our players ? Verbally abusing Rowett and the players from the stands. In full earshot of the grieving family of the chairman? On the day we paid our last repects to the man that gave us that team and manager.

Not a single thought about the occasion or fellow supporters feelings. Not a single moments thought about anyone but themselves. Not a single thought or allowance for the players employed by the chairman. Many of whom had a father and son relationship with the chairman. Not the fucking nous or decencey to leave the abuse to another day. Today was about our chairman but a number of people made it about themselves. They were unhappy with what the team was doing for them, there selfish needs. Not a fucking seconds thought for anyone else.

It wasn't a great showing, but I do wonder how much emotionally it effected some of the players. Some tough old boys round me visibly upset and I don't mind saying I had to put my shades on. Disappointing result but for me the day was about remembering all that JB did for us and respecting his memory...

 

[Peckham Lion]

Some tough old boys round me visibly upset and I don't mind saying I had to put my shades on.

I was with a good mate. Tough as old boots Wacker,he was in tears.

 

[PurleyLion]

It wasn't a great showing, but I do wonder how much emotionally it effected some of the players.

Professional players should be better than this, but even if that was the case yesterday it cannot be used as an excuse for the last 15 or so performances

 

[Peckham Lion]

I’d say it is a diabolical disgrace that Saville isn’t starting, one of our best players last season, but it doesn’t matter when the midfield have no chance of making a difference with our tactics.

It's a strange one. He's a wiley old pro, i feel we lack a leader when he's not on the pitch.

 

[Eamon Dunphys tackle]

It's a strange one. He's a wiley old pro, i feel we lack a leader when he's not on the pitch.

Agree. When he's on the pitch he plays a captains role. Cannot afford to leave him out of the side.

 

[buster35]

Harsh and very assumptive.They are human. Some very young, Many were close to JB. We don't know if and how todays emotional events affected them. Some of them have only been here five minutes. There lives haven't been funded. We're not a benevolent fund they are professionals that move from club to club.

What about the fans that spent the match laying into our players ? Verbally abusing Rowett and the players from the stands. In full earshot of the grieving family of the chairman? On the day we paid our last repects to the man that gave us that team and manager.

Not a single thought about the occasion or fellow supporters feelings. Not a single moments thought about anyone but themselves. Not a single thought or allowance for the players employed by the chairman. Many of whom had a father and son relationship with the chairman. Not the fucking nous or decencey to leave the abuse to another day. Today was about our chairman but a number of people made it about themselves. They were unhappy with what the team was doing for them, there selfish needs. Not a fucking seconds thought for anyone else.

This

 

[LennytheLion]

I had tears running down my face, it was hard to get up for the game it felt all very subdued and I didn’t really care what happened in the match. Let’s put it down to a one off never happened before experience

 

[kinelloz]

Harsh and very assumptive.They are human. Some very young, Many were close to JB. We don't know if and how todays emotional events affected them. Some of them have only been here five minutes. There lives haven't been funded. We're not a benevolent fund they are professionals that move from club to club.

What about the fans that spent the match laying into our players ? Verbally abusing Rowett and the players from the stands. In full earshot of the grieving family of the chairman? On the day we paid our last repects to the man that gave us that team and manager.

Not a single thought about the occasion or fellow supporters feelings. Not a single moments thought about anyone but themselves. Not a single thought or allowance for the players employed by the chairman. Many of whom had a father and son relationship with the chairman. Not the fucking nous or decencey to leave the abuse to another day. Today was about our chairman but a number of people made it about themselves. They were unhappy with what the team was doing for them, there selfish needs. Not a fucking seconds thought for anyone else.

Agree. Personally thought it was a terrible game, we were too negative, played poorly and deserved to lose, BUT yesterday wasn't the time to voice that in the ground.

The atmosphere was also shit from minute one, that's on us, not the players. Maybe they were expecting it to be like Huddersfield but instead it was more like Wigan on a Tuesday night and who knows, that might have thrown them too.