I think you have to add Bacuna and Gunter who both had good games. The rest were slightly embarrassing.genome wrote:Barrow is the only player who can hold his head up after that.
Everyone else can fuck off, including the fans who booed Blackett. Not really sure what else to say.
Tired of opposition fans coming here and having a great time
Stam, unfortunately, is now an empty vessel. He no longer makes any sense with his interviews and probably to the players. No-one seemed to know what they were supposed to dogenome wrote:Because it's patently bollocks. Did you see the celebration after our 2nd goal on Tuesday?Oilroyal wrote:You cant say that on here, people wont like that sort of talk!Berry wrote:The players don't want to play for him anymore...
Post disclaimer: Please do not get overly sensitive over my reply. It's okay to have your opinion challenged. It doesn't mean I'm out to get you. Thanks, Genome.
Yeah, that's why Gunter ran half the length of the pitch to celebrate with him in literally the last game.Oilroyal wrote:You cant say that on here, people wont like that sort of talk!Berry wrote:The players don't want to play for him anymore...
Although I agree and have done so all season. oxf*rd rigfht they're not playing for him!
Yep saw that... good wasn’t it... and your point here is?Snowflake Royal wrote:Yeah, that's why Gunter ran half the length of the pitch to celebrate with him in literally the last game.Oilroyal wrote:You cant say that on here, people wont like that sort of talk!Berry wrote:The players don't want to play for him anymore...
Although I agree and have done so all season. oxf*rd rigfht they're not playing for him!
Ok, we’ll go with that. We’ve already taken this chat way off piste. That’s close enough.P!ssed Off wrote:Well the substitution of Liam Kelly for Tiago Illori was booed earlier this season. So you could try and interpret that as Illori being booed if you wanted to, or Kelly being booed.Gav wrote:I can agree with that to an extent, but whether it was aimed at Legs personally or not is a bit irrelevant imho. He was getting abused from the stands and we’ll never know how he interpreted it (nor can either of us qualify the sentiment of every person who booed/jeered/cheered). The initial comment was whether we’ve booed our own player before, and according to my memory... we have.P!ssed Off wrote:Clear difference, jeering/cheering Leigertwood's substitution off was a reaction aimed at McDermott for playing him every game when he was so clearly out of his depth. Nothing personal, manager's fault for not recognising his limitations.
Blackett was booed in possession of the ball, a reaction aimed soley at the player, not the manager.
Reacting to a substitution is far more ambiguous than reacting to a player in possession.
1 player shows his appreciation while the other 10 don't know or can't be bothered to play....What's your point?....Its glaringly obvious... No creativity, no shots, shite defence and the funny thing is they are all good players....What's the issue then....ERM??Snowflake Royal wrote:Yeah, that's why Gunter ran half the length of the pitch to celebrate with him in literally the last game.Oilroyal wrote:You cant say that on here, people wont like that sort of talk!Berry wrote:The players don't want to play for him anymore...
Although I agree and have done so all season. oxf*rd rigfht they're not playing for him!
Bird Shite on his head...Quite funny tbhgenome wrote:What were the Millwall fans chanting at Bacuna?
"He's got a ___ on his head"
Couldn't quite make it out. Thought they were excellent today tbf.
JAAP Stam said he was shocked to see Reading FC supporters boo defender Tyler Blackett off of the pitch following a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Millwall FC.
Former Manchester United man Blackett came on as an early sub before being withdrawn again following a sloppy performance.
And fans vented their fury at the 23-year-old, booing him as he trudged off of the field.
But boss Stam leapt to Blackett's defence.
"He did well when he was on the pitch," asserted Stam.
"We took him off for tactial reasons. We were playing with three at the back against two strikers.
"If the crowd reacts like that against a young team then it's not good for anyone's confidence or decision making.
"He did well when he was on the pitch," asserted Stam.
He did well when he was on the pitch

genome wrote:http://www.readingchronicle.co.uk/sport/readingfc/15918438.READING_FC__Jaap_Stam_blasts_Royals_fans_for_booing_Tyler_Blackett_off_the_field_follow_2_0_defeat_to_Millwall_FC/
JAAP Stam said he was shocked to see Reading FC supporters boo defender Tyler Blackett off of the pitch following a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Millwall FC.
Former Manchester United man Blackett came on as an early sub before being withdrawn again following a sloppy performance.
And fans vented their fury at the 23-year-old, booing him as he trudged off of the field.
But boss Stam leapt to Blackett's defence.
"He did well when he was on the pitch," asserted Stam.
"We took him off for tactial reasons. We were playing with three at the back against two strikers.
"If the crowd reacts like that against a young team then it's not good for anyone's confidence or decision making."He did well when he was on the pitch," asserted Stam.He did well when he was on the pitch
what were you saying then?genome wrote:I don't think he's being misleading. I didn't say that he was.
That saying he played well is idiotic.Oilroyal wrote:what were you saying then?genome wrote:I don't think he's being misleading. I didn't say that he was.
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