It's got worse in recent years because the gap between the common man and the professional

football player is growing ever wider. We spend a pretty hefty percentage of our wages on going to football and if you feel that the men who you have paid to entertain you, don't deliver, booing is the easiest way to voice your displeasure. Booing is nothing really. In Italy they have things thrown at them. In Argentina they are beaten up when they get back to their cars. In Brazil they are kidnapped.

Posted By: Brandonio on January 25th 2015 at 15:13:36

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Booing your own players (NCFC) - Cordelia Stitts, Jan 25, 15:08:31
- In late 70s and 80s it was chants of "what a load of rubbish".. (NCFC) - Dandy Highburyman, Jan 25, 15:41:11
- It's got worse in recent years because the gap between the common man and the professional (NCFC) - Brandonio, Jan 25, 15:13:36
  - do you think it's a supporter's right to be entertained by the team they support? (n/m) (NCFC) - Cordelia Stitts, Jan 25, 15:14:54
    - I think we deserve a certain level of performance, especially these days (NCFC) - Brandonio, Jan 25, 15:19:58
      - It's certainly not the worst crime (NCFC) - Cordelia Stitts, Jan 25, 15:24:14
        
        It's a sign of the changed - and still changing - dynamic between a club and its supporter (NCFC) - Old Man, Jan 25, 15:36:30
      - I booed at Fulham in 05. I booed at Barnet in 97ish. (NCFC) - norway, Jan 25, 15:21:14
        
        I think I was at Barnet. (NCFC) - avenging canary, Jan 25, 15:32:41
- Not new. (NCFC) - avenging canary, Jan 25, 15:11:53
  - as many as yesterday when Whitts and Hooper came off? (n/m) (NCFC) - Cordelia Stitts, Jan 25, 15:12:26

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