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This ducking stool mentality reminds of the 4-4-2 situation ,online people will get so wound up it will effect the atmosphere at GP, I genuinely hate the way our fans are now and for that matter many of our fans .
They seem to think that because someone is in football they have to accept dogs abuse, pretending that their contorted faces and screaming is constructive and they have a right because they paid £20 . This Keeper will have a bad season in their eyes, one mistake in a an over all good game will see them seething and foaming at the mouth even if we win. They’ll ignore the bad back pass or misplaced header from a centre and claim he “flapped”. It’s happening in pre season already .
As for this inexperienced nonsense, if these people got their way there would be no experienced players as you can’t play young ones . Players gain experience ,they aren’t just sat on a shelf marked experienced players.2 users thanked author for this post.
Unfortunately Keepers are the scapegoats.
It’s a massive confidence position as one mistake can mean you lose a match. Nobody ever remembers the one or two fine saves to keep you in a game.
I was chatting to Paul Robinson a few years back. One bad back pass from Gary Neville which took an awful kick up off the turf and he was made the villain.An outfield player makes a mistake and it’s all forgotten about within seconds.
Nobody has experience anymore in many workplaces because they don’t get the chance to show their worth.
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Most ridiculous reaction on social media last night was the claim of cover up on SUFC X regarding Alfreton’s goal. Were Alfreton in on the conspiracy too?:
‘Trialist gets his second goal of pre season as he brings us level with a header from a left wing cross! YES!’
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I made similar points to you Roaming Bull on another thread on this theme and was told I talked nonsense by one of the anti Campbell brigade. They clearly had not read or absorbed the points I made before rushing in to spread more negativity, they can’t help themselves. I fear young Campbell could be in for a rough ride if these people turn their social media attitudes into live vocal vitriol on match days, I wish the young man well this season and the fanbase should unite and get behind him and just give him a chance.
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I understand and appreciate the concern. It’s the reaction that’s unfair on the lad and stifling his growth that I question.
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