Greenlizard0 Weekend Football Thread ** spoilers ** [26 - 29th April 2013]
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Cant believe Bale won PFA. BLOODY JOKE THAT IS
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Qué?
Would you be happy if your team got relegated and your right back, who has been made incredibly well off by your team, walked off having a laugh and a joke and not looking at all bothered?
Absolutely right people should be laying into him, and the vast majority of QPR players this season.
Smiling because Daniel Carrico greeted him. He wasn't laughing at being relegated
what did you want him to do start crying?Smiling because Daniel Carrico greeted him. He wasn't laughing at being relegated
The thing is that smiling isn't the whole issue. Bosingwa, and an awful lot of the QPR team, haven't looked bothered all season. He did absolutely nothing yesterday, and that epitomised how he has played for them.
When he walked off the pitch grinning at the end, it did not look good. A number of the rest of the players at least stayed on the pitch to thank the fans, and he didn't even do that.
I've never been somebody who's believed much in loyalty to clubs - ultimately, being a footballer is a job, and players should do what is best for their career. I'll never vilify somebody like RvP for leaving Arsenal for Man Utd, as realistically it was his best chance of winning the title. As a Liverpool fan, I would not have had a problem (morally) with Steven Gerrard leaving for Chelsea a few years back had he done so as, again, it would have given him a good shot at the title.
However, as with any job, footballers should put in 100%. That is what they are being paid to do, and it's only right that they do this. You can forgive players an off day, but certain QPR players, and particularly Bosingwa, have offered nothing like their best this season, are the reason for the side going down, and then have the audacity to leave the pitch chatting away to their mates on the other team.
dont get me wrong..I am pleased to see them relegated
just as a hard paying fan I would be angry to see a reaction at the end like that from my team and manager
doubly so given the complete lack of effort they had put into the actual game
it looks like there was just no connection between the team and the fans..the players were not liked by the fans and in return they just couldnt be bothered about the club
sunderland are also in trouble but I wouldnt want to see them go down without a wimper like both teams did on saturday
players need to have some sort of connection with the club and fans they are playing for rather than just go through the motions (one of our current players and 2 ex players were in the away end at newcastle..fans need to see that players understand what it means to support the club, the sacrifices people make both financially and in time spent following the club)
some players now live in a bubble so they just dont get it...
just as a hard paying fan I would be angry to see a reaction at the end like that from my team and manager
doubly so given the complete lack of effort they had put into the actual game
it looks like there was just no connection between the team and the fans..the players were not liked by the fans and in return they just couldnt be bothered about the club
sunderland are also in trouble but I wouldnt want to see them go down without a wimper like both teams did on saturday
players need to have some sort of connection with the club and fans they are playing for rather than just go through the motions (one of our current players and 2 ex players were in the away end at newcastle..fans need to see that players understand what it means to support the club, the sacrifices people make both financially and in time spent following the club)
some players now live in a bubble so they just dont get it...
