“Celebrated like it was their cup final” (1 Viewer)

[Jamesimus]

Etc, etc.

See this all the time now, every time we win a game. Or another team wins a game; I’ve seen it to try and diminish other teams wins.

I struggle to understand the logic behind it? We celebrated that win today in exactly the same way we did the last ones, that’s what’s currently happening with our team. Why do opposition fans (supporters of the team that lost) think this is in some way a dig?

Have good support, will celebrate.

 

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[rob9872]

Simply the latest excuse from the entitled. We've had it a few times home and away recently, just let em get on with it and keep enjoying the victories.

 

[Manchester_sky_blue]

Etc, etc.

See this all the time now, every time we win a game. Or another team wins a game; I’ve seen it to try and diminish other teams wins.

I struggle to understand the logic behind it? We celebrated that win today in exactly the same way we did the last ones, that’s what’s currently happening with our team. Why do opposition fans (supporters of the team that lost) think this is in some way a dig?

Have good support, will celebrate.

Just trying to lessen their own burden, it's a coping mechanism, we all do it to one degree or another

 

[CovInEssex]

They celebrate goals like golf crowds celebrate an 8 iron shot onto the green

 

[Mucca Mad Boys]

The shit our support has gone through. The depths of getting relegated to L2 to being a penalty shootout away from Premier League football in 5-6 years… For us, it’s been euphoric! Especially because our club is on the up after a long, long time in the doldrums of mediocrity and underachievement!

Leicester fans should know this better than anyone. They went done to L1 and in a few years were Prem champions. I bet they celebrated every win at the top of the table with a frenzy.

Football is a sport where you have to embrace the highs. It’s all over before you know save a few elite clubs. Again, Leicester should know this having been relegated 4-5 years after winning the league.

 

[hamertime]

How we celebrated a home win today was just like we do every game. Leicester think it was special but they don’t understand that’s the norm for us. They know they can’t compete off the pitch in every way.

 

[chiefdave]

Was thinking this earlier. Do other teams supporters not celebrate when they win? Do their players ignore the fans applauding them and just walk off the pitch like you leave the office at the end of the day?

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

Was thinking this earlier. Do other teams supporters not celebrate when they win? Do their players ignore the fans applauding them and just walk off the pitch like you leave the office at the end of the day?

Mve coming back on his own was just brilliant

 

[Martin180]

The shit our support has gone through. The depths of getting relegated to L2 to being a penalty shootout away from Premier League football in 5-6 years… For us, it’s been euphoric! Especially because our club is on the up after a long, long time in the doldrums of mediocrity and underachievement!

Leicester fans should know this better than anyone. They went done to L1 and in a few years were Prem champions. I bet they celebrated every win at the top of the table with a frenzy.

Football is a sport where you have to embrace the highs. It’s all over before you know save a few elite clubs. Again, Leicester should know this having been relegated 4-5 years after winning the league.

Problem isn't with their fan base back then as they would be as fair as ours . Problem is , and it's the same with some of ours too, that some have only known success and over react to any negatives.
You only have to go back through threads on here calling for Robins head

 

[Frank Sidebottom]

To be fair to Leicester the majority of their supporters stayed behind to applaud their players off the pitch today despite being outplayed and beaten..... most away fans would've disappeared after the 2nd... and definitely the 3rd goal..... but today we celebrated a home win the same way we have all season.... albeit Sky Sports delaying the Milan Oles.

 

[slowpoke]

To be fair to Leicester the majority of their supporters stayed behind to applaud their players off the pitch today despite being outplayed and beaten..... most away fans would've disappeared after the 2nd... and definitely the 3rd goal..... but today we celebrated a home win the same way we have all season.... albeit Sky Sports delaying the Milan Oles.

Had we equalised earlier their end would have been an empty lonely place to be in.

 

[skyblue_55]

It was a big day out for their fans .
4500 just down the road , top of the league & just got to turn up to win .
Their fans were silent on the opening day , until they scored those 2 late goals ….. funny how things change !

 

[wingy]

It was a big day out for their fans .
4500 just down the road , top of the league & just got to turn up to win .
Their fans were silent on the opening day , until they scored those 2 late goals ….. funny how things change !

Absolutely!

 

[Astute]

Etc, etc.

See this all the time now, every time we win a game. Or another team wins a game; I’ve seen it to try and diminish other teams wins.

I struggle to understand the logic behind it? We celebrated that win today in exactly the same way we did the last ones, that’s what’s currently happening with our team. Why do opposition fans (supporters of the team that lost) think this is in some way a dig?

Have good support, will celebrate.

Have you ever seen the opposition when they have won? Normally start going off the pitch within 30 seconds. So our players celebrating with the supporters does look unusual

The entitled lot yesterday......turn up for a game. Shout Leicester Leicester a few times. Expect the win. Get it. Go home. The passion isn't there. Turned up yesterday expecting the same as usual. Hyped by all the media. The players believe they are better than they really are. They got totally outplayed from start to finish. Devastating for morale. They can't believe that they have been shown up on national TV.

So I understand why others think like they do. But we have been through a lot together with a manager that pushes a bond between players and supporters. Most now at our level would love to have Robins as manager. They have seen that he has taken a bunch of no hopers just about relegated to League 2 to a side with players worth millions all over the pitch in just 6 years. A few trips to Wembley and a couple of promotions. We've done it together and will continue to celebrate together.

Our players can take longer to show their appreciation after a defeat than the side that won. Will they be accusing us of celebrating a defeat next?

 

[Flying Fokker]

Etc, etc.

See this all the time now, every time we win a game. Or another team wins a game; I’ve seen it to try and diminish other teams wins.

I struggle to understand the logic behind it? We celebrated that win today in exactly the same way we did the last ones, that’s what’s currently happening with our team. Why do opposition fans (supporters of the team that lost) think this is in some way a dig?

Have good support, will celebrate.

Must admit, it was more special than the Oxford win. Just because it became a tad tedious winning 6-2. But Oxford put out a different kind of team. But winning that game was good because we were 1-0 down with the players pressing for the equalizer….Then Leicester’s players tired after our subs had done their work. If we’d have done the same against any other team it would have been good cause to celebrate.

p.s. Funny how Leicester fans have forgotten what it is like to be real fans.

 

[Sternjohnalscoresgoalsand]

Better to restrain our celebrations so the opposition don't write nasty hurtful words after the game, not sure we'll ever recover from such vitriol.

19 more non cup finals to go.

 

[Flying Fokker]

To be fair to Leicester the majority of their supporters stayed behind to applaud their players off the pitch today despite being outplayed and beaten..... most away fans would've disappeared after the 2nd... and definitely the 3rd goal..... but today we celebrated a home win the same way we have all season.... albeit Sky Sports delaying the Milan Oles.

I thought that as well when we went 2-1 up. It looked like Next mannequin warehouse. Were they stunned? Nobody left. Which sort of made me think their fans believe in their team. The third goal was more challenging.

 

[skybluericoh]

Maybe if they didn’t play their home games in a library they might celebrate their wins properly?

 

[larry_david]

Had we equalised earlier their end would have been an empty lonely place to be in.

Worked out perfectly though as didn't give them time to take stock and re jig things, they continued to try see out a point.

Onto get me wrong I was incredibly frustrated we hadn't done more until that point but it worked out well

 

[wingy]

Worked out perfectly though as didn't give them time to take stock and re jig things, they continued to try see out a point.

Onto get me wrong I was incredibly frustrated we hadn't done more until that point but it worked out well

Almost like it was the plan?

 

[Sky Blue Harry H]

I was clock watching for a lot of that second half, getting frustrated with how they were (very effectively) eating up the minutes - until we equalised, I was impressed with how their defence kept a very disciplined backline. I was bellowing to bring on Simms for Palmer, as I thought Simms would offer more problems to that defence, whilst Palmer looked one challenge away from a second yellow. All went swimmingly in the end though !!

 

[Astute]

Maybe if they didn’t play their home games in a library they might celebrate their wins properly?

We're on the way up. We have something to be happy about.

In the season we got relegated to League 2 they were playing in the Champions league. They narrowly lost to Atletico Madrid in the QF. We got relegated to League 2.

Just 6 and a half years later how the mighty have fallen. They see themselves as above us in every way but the only advantage they have is the Prem money. Normally a massive advantage but our recruitment has been very good so far. Always wondered what Robins would be like with a few quid to spend. We needn't have worried although most did.

If we don't win the playoffs this season there's a good chance we will pass Leicester going the other way. Imagine this side playing the same from the start of the season? We would be challenging Leicester at the top. Can't see us out of the top 3 next season if still here. We've had some fun the last 6 and half years but the party is just warming up. Cracking team spirit, good young players and nearly all on long contracts. No depending on loans.

I'm feeling ever so excited for the future

 

[Macca]

It’s because we as football fans while we grow up in every other aspect largely remain at playground level when it comes to football.

 

[Astute]

It’s because we as football fans while we grow up in every other aspect largely remain at playground level when it comes to football.

Excuse me

I have never grown up and never plan to. Had to act professionally at times which were a struggle. Sensible is boring

 

[larry_david]

Almost like it was the plan?

Almost! You have to say it worked brilliantly but we'd have been fuming if we lost that 0-1

 

[pusbccfc]

This is what I love about our club. Been through it all and we've come out with possibly some of the best fans in the country.

A Leicester fan on their forum said 'I bet it's not like this every week'

Well.. it's often better.

 

[letsallsingtogether]

I thought we were quite quiet yeterday.
If we had scored earlier or scored first the place would have been deafening .

 

[HadjiChippo]

We're on the way up. We have something to be happy about.

In the season we got relegated to League 2 they were playing in the Champions league. They narrowly lost to Atletico Madrid in the QF. We got relegated to League 2.

Just 6 and a half years later how the mighty have fallen. They see themselves as above us in every way but the only advantage they have is the Prem money. Normally a massive advantage but our recruitment has been very good so far. Always wondered what Robins would be like with a few quid to spend. We needn't have worried although most did.

If we don't win the playoffs this season there's a good chance we will pass Leicester going the other way. Imagine this side playing the same from the start of the season? We would be challenging Leicester at the top. Can't see us out of the top 3 next season if still here. We've had some fun the last 6 and half years but the party is just warming up. Cracking team spirit, good young players and nearly all on long contracts. No depending on loans.

I'm feeling ever so excited for the future

Sounds sacrilegious, but I don’t think I’d mind too much if we missed out this year for this very reason. Last season after the final I was convinced that was our one chance to get back in due to Gus/Vik leaving.

But The side we have right now is building towards something special, O’Hare would be a massive loss, but no bigger than Gyo or Gus and we’ve soldiered on without them and might actually be a more well rounded side now. I trust Robins and recruitment, If they can build on this side further in the summer (Hopefully Torp turns into another great bit of business), we’ll be an absolute monster of a title chasing side next season and facing a league without the Prem quality sides like Southampton/Leeds/Leicester most likely.

 

[Tommo1993]

Notice how their defence and fans celebrated every goal kick? You know, just before we had their pants down?

 

[letsallsingtogether]

Notice how their defence and fans celebrated every goal kick? You know, just before we had their pants down?

Yes they were hi fiving until we scored.

 

[SlowerThanPlatt]

Seems to have crept its way into the casual football fans vocabulary, along with “limbs”.

 

[skyblue_55]

Yes they were hi fiving until we scored.

I think your adding up or eye sight is going
They were hi SIXING ……

 

[San Francisco]

Notice how their defence and fans celebrated every goal kick? You know, just before we had their pants down?

Embarrassing stuff. You'd think they were defending a 2-0 lead against the 2004 Arsenal team.

 

[ajsccfc]

It's the Premier League entitlement. How dare Coventry set up to counter Leeds and not simply let them win. How dare Coventry celebrate a win over Leicester in the exact same way they do every other game.

(Unless there was something with that game I missed Southampton are the exception, I like them)

 

[Cally Fedora]

The celebrations are great. Anything diminishing that from a losing opponent is just bitterness.