Kevin Kilbane (4 Viewers)
- Thread starter CCFC_Charlie
- Start date
Colonel Mustard
New Member
TBF it's the other way around these days!
Colonel Mustard
New Member
Don't know what a comment about modern customer service has to do with SISU, but thanks for trying.
He's just issued an apology http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/kilbane-issues-apology-347216.aspx
SkyBlueUkeman
New Member
Classy response.
Water under the bridge. Lets crack on, win on Tuesday and have a rest.
The CableGuy
Well-Known Member
“If the supporter in question were to come forward I would be only too happy to meet him in person to offer an apology face-to-face because I am genuinely sorry for that reaction."
RichieGunns
New Member
WHAT?
I'm sorry he reacts in the heat of the moment to a fan abusing him in the stands and tells them to fuck off and YOU NEVER WANT TO SEE HIM IN A CITY SHIRT AGAIN?????
The image of a baby throwing its rattle out of the pram comes to mind when seeing this comment of yours!
The man was by far the most committed out the whole bunch today (from what some fans have said) and i think he was frustrated at the players lack of drive or need to win.
He was trying his hardest to get us back in the game and got swore at by a yobby fan! God in his situation id tell them to fuck off!
Anyone remmember Eric Cantona? The guy berating him was swearing at him and being racist and Cantona reacted. He got suspended for several months for that but i still think his reaction was justified.
No man or women should have to play under those circumstances!
No wonder things are so low at the club when they're not only getting stick from SISU (contracts, sackings etc) but also getting treated like pure shite by the fans!
Language like that is not needed at a game! What sort of image does that create for the young children going to these matches? What sort of image do this fans think they're setting for their own children!
It disgusts me it really does!!!
Last edited:
Glenn Storer
New Member
Lads apologised. Leave it out now.
junglej13
Well-Known Member
I don't think he was the worst offender today. I swear I think the angry response from the supporters he got before he reacted was partly Hussey's fault. I thought he was horrific today especially 2nd half when he was on the side of our supporters. I honestly can't believe there was supposedly other championship clubs in for him. Hussey had wound up a load of people about 20 seconds prior with some typically shite play - Kilbane miss controlled a couple of balls in quick succession afterwards and took the brunt of the abuse from the fans.
skybluesteve76
New Member
Too right he has!
cornoccfc
Member
Not him directly, but someone from the club will have got the vibe from here/ twitter etc,
All clubs are in touch with social media these days
Sky Blue Sheepy
New Member
His actions were wrong but hes been very smart to apologise as soon as he has.
Sisu-infidels
New Member
I was more incensed at the time than anyone but he's been big enough and man enough to apologise! I accept it and hopefully we can draw a line under it and move on to Tuesday and see a better performance!
SydneySkyBlue
Member
Some of our so-called supporters need to man up.
The bloke showed some passion, that he cares as much as we do. That's a good thing.
If anything I'm more concerned with those players taking it on the chin with no reaction on or off the pitch.
The bloke showed some passion, that he cares as much as we do. That's a good thing.
If anything I'm more concerned with those players taking it on the chin with no reaction on or off the pitch.
SkyBluesAndy
Facebook User
Hate football fans who boo, leave it to the big brother crowds
I'mARealWizard
New Member
Hahahaha. Some of you are real idiots.
A few weeks ago, I was ridiculed and lambasted in the thread about how acceptable swearing and bad language is at football matches.
Many of the people commenting in that thread about how 'it's just how it is' and 'if you don't want to hear it, then you should sit in the family stand' are now crying like petulant children when the same behaviour is displayed by those on the field.
It's just part of the chain of events. You allow a certain atmosphere to develop in the stands then you have to face the consequences when that 'acceptable' language then carries on to the pitch and is shared between fans and players.
If there were stronger rules enforced along with a different level of acceptable behaviour from fans, then today's situation would never have occurred.
You can't have it both ways chumps.
A few weeks ago, I was ridiculed and lambasted in the thread about how acceptable swearing and bad language is at football matches.
Many of the people commenting in that thread about how 'it's just how it is' and 'if you don't want to hear it, then you should sit in the family stand' are now crying like petulant children when the same behaviour is displayed by those on the field.
It's just part of the chain of events. You allow a certain atmosphere to develop in the stands then you have to face the consequences when that 'acceptable' language then carries on to the pitch and is shared between fans and players.
If there were stronger rules enforced along with a different level of acceptable behaviour from fans, then today's situation would never have occurred.
You can't have it both ways chumps.
Martin180
Well-Known Member
Just wondering if the customers who had a substandard service had apologised as well ..................
Martin180
Well-Known Member
Amen ! Fans of successful clubs hand out the abuse to their opponents , and some grounds (Stoke?) become fortress` off the back of it .Hahahaha. Some of you are real idiots.
A few weeks ago, I was ridiculed and lambasted in the thread about how acceptable swearing and bad language is at football matches.
Many of the people commenting in that thread about how 'it's just how it is' and 'if you don't want to hear it, then you should sit in the family stand' are now crying like petulant children when the same behaviour is displayed by those on the field.
It's just part of the chain of events. You allow a certain atmosphere to develop in the stands then you have to face the consequences when that 'acceptable' language then carries on to the pitch and is shared between fans and players.
If there were stronger rules enforced along with a different level of acceptable behaviour from fans, then today's situation would never have occurred.
You can't have it both ways chumps.
I wonder if many of our thick fans will ever get it
CovisGod
Well-Known Member
Nothing like a good old fashioned over reaction !
Christ when did our supporters become such pussies ? Good on Kilbane, if people came and watched me in my profession and started boing me they'd get a smack in the mouth. I'm not sure what's in the bloody water in Coventry at the minute but these threads saying "no swearing at games", "stop hurting my feelings" what a load of bollocks, get a grip, it's football not pissing Polo with the queen
@richh87
Member
Don't be pathetic. I'd rather have a winner who gets pissed off as captain than someone like McSheffrey / Baker / Bell who only turns up on 'special occassions' such as their Mum's birthday or in McSheffrey's case, playing ex teams of his.
On the whole football supporters are gobby chavs - god knows what was said to him.
@richh87
Member
Exactly. Man up girls. This is a man's sport and it's best played by driven personalities. Take Roy Keane or Rooney's temper away and you get half the player.
Get a grip.
Grendel
Well-Known Member
Although I cringe a bit when the cliche of "passion" is banded around (I just think of some who use this to defend the charming John Terry) I am in agreement with you on this.
Supporters who give abuse to players and then preach moral indignation when someone dares to respond back look foolish.
Whatever Kilbanes shortcomings now as a player he shows no lack of effort or commitment. Abuse is not appropriate.