Less and less arsed (5 Viewers)

lord_garrincha

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Is it really the case that some of our players were laughing and joking with the opposition after losing at Portsmouth and yesterday?
Yes... but, this morning, they are now laughing & joking about what really were the CCFC 'golden years'.
 

Cally Fedora

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It was the nature of the defeat. I doubt many expected much more than a point before the game. But to lose two goals in injury time is particularly frustrating. But that’s football. We’ll do it to someone else at some point. Let’s not kid ourselves we can or ever will be able to get the team out of our system, and nor should we.
 

Skybluedownunder

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They dont deserve the away support they get and il stand by that. We constantly sell out allocations the length and breadth of the country, and supporters are rewarded with garbage and spineless performances regularly.

Il also stand by wanting Austin and Williams gone. One has pissed our once in a generation chance of cash up the wall, the other has seen keepers regress under him and when made defence coach we've turned into one of the poorest defences in the league in the 10 months he's been in post

Id never tell fans not to go, people can do what they like of course. I'm saying the players don't deserve the amazing fans we have on the road

I didn’t know Williams was also the defence coach, I thought he was just the keeper coach only. That makes it even worse!


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Cov kid 55

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Yes... but, this morning, they are now laughing & joking about what really were the CCFC 'golden years'.
They need a good talking to. I bet there wasn’t one of those Cov fans who filled the away end at Pompey and Norwich, who felt like laughing and joking. I know it ruined my Saturday night, made worse by the fact that having lived in Norfolk for a number of years, I have a number of friends who are season ticket holders at Carrow Road.😡 I’ve taken some stick today…..
 

itsabuzzard

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Wouldn’t be advocating a low carb diet (or any kind of fad diet). Appreciate everyone is different. I assume you more mean processed carbs like pasta / bread etc. Trying to limit processed food is the big one. If you’re going to eat pasta and bread go for wholewheat and do it before big exercise days.

Also, the science between running and walking is entirely dependent on “how” you run. You will likely burn more calories for longer doing a 30 minute hill sprint session than you will pottering about for 2 hours. Appreciate knees, mobility and age are a massive factor here so in that sense walking is also great!
Low carb diets aren't a fad. Plenty science behind the fast 800 keto. I did it a couple of years ago and lost well over a stone in three weeks. Not to be followed for longer than three months though.
 

shmmeee

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Low carb diets aren't a fad. Plenty science behind the fast 800 keto. I did it a couple of years ago and lost well over a stone in three weeks. Not to be followed for longer than three months though.

Ehhhh. Not really to be honest.

They’re very effective but have lots of risks and like all diets a poor recidivism rate.
 

Jamesimus

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Low carb diets aren't a fad. Plenty science behind the fast 800 keto. I did it a couple of years ago and lost well over a stone in three weeks. Not to be followed for longer than three months though.

That’s exactly the kind of thing I mean. I realise sometimes these diets help people “lose weight” (although the focus shouldn’t really be on that).

It’s unhealthy long term, so therefore shouldn’t be done for longer than x-amount of months. People struggle for energy so don’t exercise properly. Like don’t get me wrong, they work for some people (often in the short term only), but are never going to be better than a good diet which focuses on unprocessed food (which includes carbs) and exercise.

Fair play for losing weight if that was your goal though!
 

itsabuzzard

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That’s exactly the kind of thing I mean. I realise sometimes these diets help people “lose weight” (although the focus shouldn’t really be on that).

It’s unhealthy long term, so therefore shouldn’t be done for longer than x-amount of months. People struggle for energy so don’t exercise properly. Like don’t get me wrong, they work for some people (often in the short term only), but are never going to be better than a good diet which focuses on unprocessed food (which includes carbs) and exercise.

Fair play for losing weight if that was your goal though!
Losing weight was my only goal. Agree wholeheartedly with you that such restrictive diets are for the short term only and that the long-term goal is to establish a much healthier lifestyle, which will likely include some element of calorie restriction.
 

curly_tom

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Lampard should be fuming with that. He should have 2 footed lati in front of the fans while he was laughing with their player.
Why do you always wants everyone to be "two-footed"? Seems quite a violent response. The guy shared a joke with a mate, not that bad.
 

shmmeee

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That’s exactly the kind of thing I mean. I realise sometimes these diets help people “lose weight” (although the focus shouldn’t really be on that).

It’s unhealthy long term, so therefore shouldn’t be done for longer than x-amount of months. People struggle for energy so don’t exercise properly. Like don’t get me wrong, they work for some people (often in the short term only), but are never going to be better than a good diet which focuses on unprocessed food (which includes carbs) and exercise.

Fair play for losing weight if that was your goal though!

It’s like any fad diet. It’s a really effective way of restricting calories. Same as intermittent fasting. Same as weight watchers. Whatever works for you short term but long term you’ll still have to cut calories eventually to maintain.
 

torchomatic

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people won’t pay the money to watch dull football

Shame I didn't realise this 50 years ago. In all seriousness, people won't pay to watch a dull film or play but they WILL to watch their team play, regardless.
 

GIMOC

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Shame I didn't realise this 50 years ago. In all seriousness, people won't pay to watch a dull film or play but they WILL to watch their team play, regardless.

only if they can afford it

prices are at the highest they’ve been (home an away)

if push comes to shove and they had to tighten a budget. people will look at football and think why should I when I can watch it at home etc

if this season ends up with dull boring football the sales will drop considerably next year. that’s a fact
 

skybluecam

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TBF lads we lost at Norwich last season after leading (and Haji Wright missing a glorious chance to put us two up)
If we had lost 2-0 and barely had a kick of the ball on Saturday there would have been less criticism of the team than getting within 5 mins of winning the game lol

People can’t be rational about this football club right now.
 

Ccfc_Addy

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I think in retrospect we should have just sat in after it went to 1-1, as disappointing as it might have felt to draw.
I thought it was a minor miracle that we got to 90 minutes still 1-0 up, the lack of game management once added time was announced is a big concern to me. I want to see pointless subs that wind the clock down and disrupt their momentum, Dovin getting a shithouse yellow for taking too long, players throwing themselves to the ground and pretending to be injured like what happens constantly at the CBS. We're still far too nice!
 

Chris1987

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I thought it was a minor miracle that we got to 90 minutes still 1-0 up, the lack of game management once added time was announced is a big concern to me. I want to see pointless subs that wind the clock down and disrupt their momentum, Dovin getting a shithouse yellow for taking too long, players throwing themselves to the ground and pretending to be injured like what happens constantly at the CBS. We're still far too nice!
That's where leadership on the pitch is required. We have none at all.
 

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT

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I do find myself at a point where I'm starting to wonder whether I go to Coventry games because I actually genuinely enjoy going to them or because it's routine/part of my life.

Like, call me a fairweather fan or whatever but ultimately this is something we're supposed to do as a hobby, for fun, as a distraction from our relentlessly shit world and right now I'm not getting any enjoyment from it, and could invest the time, effort and expense elsewhere.

To have gone from the siege mentality, it's us against the world, we've all been through so much together and god damnit this is our year 22/23 squad to this band of mercenary non-entities has been a hell of a jolt.


Seriously how long have you been supporting the Sky Blues?

I see you only join the forum last year.
 

The Great Eastern

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They need a good talking to. I bet there wasn’t one of those Cov fans who filled the away end at Pompey and Norwich, who felt like laughing and joking. I know it ruined my Saturday night, made worse by the fact that having lived in Norfolk for a number of years, I have a number of friends who are season ticket holders at Carrow Road.😡 I’ve taken some stick today…..
I took a load of shit at a pub quiz in Norwich last night... All (mostly) good natured piss taking and my only defence was 'At least you know what it feels like when you lost identically to Cardiff earlier in the season...'
 

Covkid1968#

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Ffs.. what’s wrong with us all …I think the 2nd half of the season things will be on the up. Forget playoffs but let’s all get behind them. Nice cup run should sort us out
 

Briles

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Been a bit spoiled with performances etc over the last few years so I get why people become less arsed. I'm the same with England. Used to watch every game but since the finals and semis I only watch knock out games now
 

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