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The Boos Ring Out

Started by KentFulham, September 05, 2026, 05:00:24 PM

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Hugh Janus

Iraola had 3 points after his first 9 Premier League games.

Glasnor won one of his first 6. 

For the love of God a bit of patience would be great. We have lost 3 games by 1 goal. Boo'ing him just makes our fan base look a bit simple.

cookieg

Quote from: MickTheBeard on September 05, 2026, 05:58:12 PMI wonder if we could beat the lowest points ever in the premier league.What an honour to win.I would like to thank our Dof for the effort he has put in  to get us relegated and the mess we will be in with players wanting to leave and Spaniards we won't be able to shift,let's hope they sell up and take that clown who has put us in this mess,no wonder silva left who could work under the poison dwarf.

And there I was thinking all doom and gloom and I read this and have a jolly good laugh.

ArcticOctopus

Quote from: Coastwalker on September 05, 2026, 07:23:49 PM
Quote from: ArcticOctopus on September 05, 2026, 06:32:44 PMAlso, just in general, booing your team after 3 games is wild. I live in the US and I'm trying to picture booing my college team after several tough losses and I just don't see it.

You boo the ref. You boo the other team. You don't boo your guys.

You do if you've paid good money to watch crap.

Go watch Chelsea play then. They seem like they're having a good year.


LittleErn

Quote from: Aaron on September 05, 2026, 06:20:43 PMIt feels a bit early for me.

    [li]While I've not seen the highlights from today, but the stats make it look like we dominated proceedings.[/li]
    [li]We were very unlucky against Chelsea in the season opener, robbed of a point, possibly three.[/li]
    [li]Sunderland away isn't an easy fixture.[/li]
    [/list]

    United and Liverpool next, hard to see us getting anything out of those games, but neither will most other clubs.

    If we're still at 0pts after Hull, then maybe we need to start thinking about more drastic measures.



    I've been banging on about it since the "round in circles" manager - possession is a poisoned chalice. Possession tends to result in the opponent's defenders being pushed into a small defendable space (e.g. a crowded penalty area) where attackers have less time on the ball and less space to attack. I'm no statistician but I think teams at this level win more games when they don't have too much of the possession - unless they've got players who are capable of scoring consistently from distance.

    We weren't unlucky against Chelscum IMO - they scored more goals than we did and always looked more likely.

    Sunderland is not an easy fixture, but we played atrociously badly (not that they were much better). The performance was worrying.

    Fulham Seaxe

    Quote from: F(f)CUK on September 05, 2026, 07:14:04 PMIn all my time watching Fulham (1974), I can only recall calling for Alan Dicks and Lawrie Sanchez to go. Arbeloa's tactics are so naive that I want him gone.

    Stop blaming the defence and individual defenders, the problem is that for some strange reason our fullbacks are playing as forwards.

    Look at every goal that we have conceded and work out where our fullbacks are. They are probably nowhere near where you would want them to be.

    That's quite impressive. I can recall calling for Lewington, McKay, Branfoot, Coleman, Jol, Magath and Symons to go.

    Carborundum

    I thought the boos were undeserved.  If the lads don't run, tackle or try then go ahead and boo, but the lads did that.

    There's loads to enjoy: attacks, shots, moves, 1-2 passes, a couple of goals, could have been more.  I was thoroughly entertained again.

    It's just that every half an hour or so Leno's picking the ball out of the net after some horrible defending.

    It's not hard or complicated.  Put the new signings in.  Berge is a non-shooting lamppost and Andersen blaming others for an attack that began due to his own sluggishness isn't endearing.  Tete thinks defence first.

    We've plenty of attacking flair up top.  Josh King is blossoming.  Garcia is a proper striker.  Put Charles and Larsson in midfield and see how we go.  Let the attackers attack. 

    We already know it going to be a struggle, but no need for it to be a dour one.




    Coastwalker

    Quote from: ArcticOctopus on September 05, 2026, 07:31:54 PM
    Quote from: Coastwalker on September 05, 2026, 07:23:49 PM
    Quote from: ArcticOctopus on September 05, 2026, 06:32:44 PMAlso, just in general, booing your team after 3 games is wild. I live in the US and I'm trying to picture booing my college team after several tough losses and I just don't see it.

    You boo the ref. You boo the other team. You don't boo your guys.

    You do if you've paid good money to watch crap.

    Go watch Chelsea play then. They seem like they're having a good year.

    What a ridiculous comment.🤣

    ScalleysDad

    Quote from: Carborundum on September 05, 2026, 07:42:11 PMI thought the boos were undeserved.  If the lads don't run, tackle or try then go ahead and boo, but the lads did that.

    There's loads to enjoy: attacks, shots, moves, 1-2 passes, a couple of goals, could have been more.  I was thoroughly entertained again.

    It's just that every half an hour or so Leno's picking the ball out of the net after some horrible defending.

    It's not hard or complicated.  Put the new signings in.  Berge is a non-shooting lamppost and Andersen blaming others for an attack that began due to his own sluggishness isn't endearing.  Tete thinks defence first.

    We've plenty of attacking flair up top.  Josh King is blossoming.  Garcia is a proper striker.  Put Charles and Larsson in midfield and see how we go.  Let the attackers attack. 

    We already know it going to be a struggle, but no need for it to be a dour one.


    I signed up for a rough old season but didn't anticipate games against newly promoted teams, almost traditionally expected to struggle a bit, would actually be the quintessential six pointers so early in this season with us as the underdog. It's a steep old learning curve but we look better than last season going forward and there is more about the midfield, better than last season?. If a back four can be drilled to actually defend, I suspect with at least one key change in it, then at least many of the current errors will disappear. I'm still on ten games before a review but I would want to see something to make me smile next week even if it's just not starting Bobb or Anderson.

    Luka

    #48
    Who ever started the  "what the f——-ing hell was that" chant needs to give their head a wobble. We dominated the game, both in possession and attempts on goal. The defence is the issue, so get a grip of yourself and give the guy some space to sort it out.
    Frankly I'm embarrassed for you only it being only 3 games in.
    If tomorrow was the 1st December then it'd be a different call.


    F(f)CUK

    Quote from: Fulham Seaxe on September 05, 2026, 07:38:54 PM
    Quote from: F(f)CUK on September 05, 2026, 07:14:04 PMIn all my time watching Fulham (1974), I can only recall calling for Alan Dicks and Lawrie Sanchez to go. Arbeloa's tactics are so naive that I want him gone.

    Stop blaming the defence and individual defenders, the problem is that for some strange reason our fullbacks are playing as forwards.

    Look at every goal that we have conceded and work out where our fullbacks are. They are probably nowhere near where you would want them to be.

    That's quite impressive. I can recall calling for Lewington, McKay, Branfoot, Coleman, Jol, Magath and Symons to go.
    I think that I felt that it was obvious that Magath would go, so didn't need to scream and shout about it.

    Other than that, no, no one else that I can remember.

    Chi_FFC

    Quote from: ScalleysDad on September 05, 2026, 08:02:41 PMI'm still on ten games before a review but I would want to see something to make me smile next week even if it's just not starting Bobb or Anderson.
    Genuinely baffled how anyone who watched that game today would not want to see Bobb start next week.

    acji

    Quote from: SimonDaviesEnjoyer on September 05, 2026, 05:01:23 PM
    Quote from: KentFulham on September 05, 2026, 05:00:24 PMThe boos ring out at full time, the players sung off to "What the ******* hell was that"

    AA walks off with no walk around with the players.

    Not a great look today

    Friendly reminder: you spent the whole of the last season calling for Silva to be sacked.
    Excellent reminder that we have  cut him too much slack and should have started calling for him to be sacked after the Chelsea game!


    LittleErn

    Quote from: ScalleysDad on September 05, 2026, 08:02:41 PM
    Quote from: Carborundum on September 05, 2026, 07:42:11 PMI thought the boos were undeserved.  If the lads don't run, tackle or try then go ahead and boo, but the lads did that.

    There's loads to enjoy: attacks, shots, moves, 1-2 passes, a couple of goals, could have been more.  I was thoroughly entertained again.

    It's just that every half an hour or so Leno's picking the ball out of the net after some horrible defending.

    It's not hard or complicated.  Put the new signings in.  Berge is a non-shooting lamppost and Andersen blaming others for an attack that began due to his own sluggishness isn't endearing.  Tete thinks defence first.

    We've plenty of attacking flair up top.  Josh King is blossoming.  Garcia is a proper striker.  Put Charles and Larsson in midfield and see how we go.  Let the attackers attack. 

    We already know it going to be a struggle, but no need for it to be a dour one.


    I signed up for a rough old season but didn't anticipate games against newly promoted teams, almost traditionally expected to struggle a bit, would actually be the quintessential six pointers so early in this season with us as the underdog. It's a steep old learning curve but we look better than last season going forward and there is more about the midfield, better than last season?. If a back four can be drilled to actually defend, I suspect with at least one key change in it, then at least many of the current errors will disappear. I'm still on ten games before a review but I would want to see something to make me smile next week even if it's just not starting Bobb or Anderson.


    I think a back four can already defend - IMO the trouble is they are being drilled to become attackers.

    spoonffc

    Quote from: Hugh Janus on September 05, 2026, 07:26:37 PMIraola had 3 points after his first 9 Premier League games.

    Glasnor won one of his first 6. 

    For the love of God a bit of patience would be great. We have lost 3 games by 1 goal. Boo'ing him just makes our fan base look a bit simple.

    It's not the losing, it's the nature of it! Honestly the goals we conceded were beyond embarrassing and completely down to Tatics. He's going to lose that dressing room incredibly quickly if he doesn't fix up and change the approach, it's so so so naive, goodness knows how he was ever a defender.

    ScalleysDad

    Quote from: Chi_FFC on September 05, 2026, 08:13:05 PM
    Quote from: ScalleysDad on September 05, 2026, 08:02:41 PMI'm still on ten games before a review but I would want to see something to make me smile next week even if it's just not starting Bobb or Anderson.
    Genuinely baffled how anyone who watched that game today would not want to see Bobb start next week.


    Apologise. Got a bit lazy there. If AA is going to persist with Iwobi he needs to be out wide to free up space for a genuine midfielder to cement a partnership with Charles who I think has to be the regular choice in that position. Bobb certainly isn't that option so for me he starts on the bench.
    Mind you saying all that Iwobi has to come up with something dazzling pretty darn quick.


    Chi_FFC

    Quote from: ScalleysDad on September 05, 2026, 08:45:44 PM
    Quote from: Chi_FFC on September 05, 2026, 08:13:05 PM
    Quote from: ScalleysDad on September 05, 2026, 08:02:41 PMI'm still on ten games before a review but I would want to see something to make me smile next week even if it's just not starting Bobb or Anderson.
    Genuinely baffled how anyone who watched that game today would not want to see Bobb start next week.


    Apologise. Got a bit lazy there. If AA is going to persist with Iwobi he needs to be out wide to free up space for a genuine midfielder to cement a partnership with Charles who I think has to be the regular choice in that position. Bobb certainly isn't that option so for me he starts on the bench.
    So you'd shift Iwobi to the right and leave Palacios in the starting lineup? I'd prefer Iwobi in for Palacios and leave Bobb on the right.

    RAY Rock

    Quote from: Luka on September 05, 2026, 08:09:34 PMWho ever started the  "what the f——-ing hell was that" chant needs to give their head a wobble. We dominated the game, both in possession and attempts on goal. The defence is the issue, so get a grip of yourself and give the guy some space to sort it out.
    Frankly I'm embarrassed for you only 3 games in.
    If tomorrow was the 1st December then it'd be a different call.
    He isn't going to sort it out that is the way he sets up his team on his bio it says no retreat no surrender so he is stubborn and won't change . Russell Martin vibes all over this

    Baszab

    AA started the storming off at Malaga
    Completely unnecessary red card in a friendly

    I am sure that some if not all players will not warm to him - he was pretty unpopular at RM

    The flavour and set up of this team looks completely wrong - let's hope the new players can bed in - and please ...... drop Andersen and never bring on ESR to rescue a point when you have Kevin on the bench

    Other than that we murdered  Palace today and Henderson made some brilliant saves - should have won that game 4-1


    Angus Telford

    Quote from: Chi_FFC on September 05, 2026, 08:13:05 PM
    Quote from: ScalleysDad on September 05, 2026, 08:02:41 PMI'm still on ten games before a review but I would want to see something to make me smile next week even if it's just not starting Bobb or Anderson.
    Genuinely baffled how anyone who watched that game today would not want to see Bobb start next week.

    Sorry Bobb just doesn't look like scoring to me. One or two moments of promise but it never goes anywhere. Happy to give him a bit longer but he's far from guaranteed to start IMO.

    F(f)CUK

    Quote from: Chi_FFC on September 05, 2026, 08:51:49 PM
    Quote from: ScalleysDad on September 05, 2026, 08:45:44 PM
    Quote from: Chi_FFC on September 05, 2026, 08:13:05 PM
    Quote from: ScalleysDad on September 05, 2026, 08:02:41 PMI'm still on ten games before a review but I would want to see something to make me smile next week even if it's just not starting Bobb or Anderson.
    Genuinely baffled how anyone who watched that game today would not want to see Bobb start next week.


    Apologise. Got a bit lazy there. If AA is going to persist with Iwobi he needs to be out wide to free up space for a genuine midfielder to cement a partnership with Charles who I think has to be the regular choice in that position. Bobb certainly isn't that option so for me he starts on the bench.
    So you'd shift Iwobi to the right and leave Palacios in the starting lineup? I'd prefer Iwobi in for Palacios and leave Bobb on the right.
    Before the match I said that Palacios should be dropped with Berge and Charles in the middle. I thought Palacios played quite well today though.