[News]Boo boys need more patience

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Boo boys need more patience

At the end of the draw with Crystal Palace on Friday night there was more than a smattering of boos coming from the Everton fans who had stayed to the final whistle, but they need more patience.

Source: Boo boys need more patience

[Silas]

Booing seven games in when we are in a good position in the league is massive entitled twat behaviour

[Duncs_a_legend]

Don't get the booing after the game, it's something other fans always take the piss out of us for.

I can kind of understand it if we got battered 3 or 4 nil, even then I've never done it.

[TheRam]

What? We got booed of the pitch?

Fuck me

[Tinga]

It was a terrible second half and it's not like it's a one off, we actually cannot play two consecutive halves. If people who pay want to boo to vent frustration then so be it.

[Silas]

 :angel:Of course if they want to they can. Still makes then twats though

[Shogun]

It's quite strange like.

Surely people didn't expect us to be battering teams every week after all the problems of the last couple of years and it's not the players or Koeman's fault that we've got about 13 worthwhile players in the whole squad.

[Bluedylan]

It's quite strange like.

Surely people didn't expect us to be battering teams every week after all the problems of the last couple of years and it's not the players or Koeman's fault that we've got about 13 worthwhile players in the whole squad.

I think we made the mistake of starting the season well. People started talking stupidly about Top 4 finishes. Also, after two years of Martinez dross, people weirdly thought Koeman was a magic bullet and suddenly everything would be solved.

As a fanbase, we're a strange mixture of endless negativity and massive expectations. And that never plays out well.

[Shogun]

I think we made the mistake of starting the season well. People started talking stupidly about Top 4 finishes. Also, after two years of Martinez dross, people weirdly thought Koeman was a magic bullet and suddenly everything would be solved.

As a fanbase, we're a strange mixture of endless negativity and massive expectations. And that never plays out well.

The start probably had many looking at the City game and aiming for 1st v 2nd in the league so these two disappointing league results have out a dampener on things and as much as we might not like it, I think the way Liverpool are playing has added to the frustration.

4th or 5th going into the international break is very good, regardless of who we have played.

[bornblue88]

The booing at least shows to moshiri that we expected better from all the hype. I didn't boo but I didn't applaud either as no-one played particularly well, aside from one great moment. They looked as good as us and we were at home. Not good enough.

[starblood]

Perhaps is was just a gut reaction to having given up a Friday night and forking out ~£70+ (all in) to watch a pretty turgid spectacle with very little goalmouth entertainment.

It's not worth looking into too deeply, sometimes you cannot rationalise something that is cathartic.

I didn't boo by the way!

[Alanvideo]

Perhaps is was just a gut reaction to having given up a Friday night and forking out ~£70+ (all in) to watch a pretty turgid spectacle with very little goalmouth entertainment.

It's not worth looking into too deeply, sometimes you cannot rationalise something that is cathartic.

I didn't boo by the way!

.............if you thought that was turgid you never saw us under W.Smith esq. 
As for the booing I thought it was directed at Moss ?

[TheRam]

Perhaps is was just a gut reaction to having given up a Friday night and forking out ~£70+ (all in) to watch a pretty turgid spectacle with very little goalmouth entertainment.

It's not worth looking into too deeply, sometimes you cannot rationalise something that is cathartic.

I didn't boo by the way!

No one was forced to go.

You pay for your ticket, you run the risk of disappointment.

When did we get so self entitled as a fanbase?

[starblood]

.............if you thought that was turgid you never saw us under W.Smith esq. 
As for the booing I thought it was directed at Moss ?

Yup I was a season ticket holder during Walter Smith's reign. To be honest I thought Smith worked minor miracles under very, very difficult circumstances (Johnson ownership etc). I also think football during that time was a better product for the spectator too (two strikers, less emphasis on packing the midfield) but that's a whole different debate ;De

[Bob Sacamano]

.............if you thought that was turgid you never saw us under W.Smith esq. 
As for the booing I thought it was directed at Moss ?

I was at the game and Moss did get a bit of a tough time. Doesn't help that he's pretty much the worst ref in the league. He's not professional in the slightest.