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Post by portsmouth32 on Oct 10, 2006 13:16:37 GMT
i know i am not the only person to feel the anger inside when there was no coach to the histon game now this is know anger at the supporters club but and our own fans only 7 days previous we had a full coach to farnborough and we lost ok we lost but that is no excuse that only 15 loyal fan wanted to go when we get 700 and home come on guy let your hair down and start traveling away it is great fun visiting away grounds and you my make some new friends i know i have so lets be haveing you and come to away game thanks for reading  |
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Post by eastbourne101 on Oct 10, 2006 19:39:38 GMT
thank you for that. i'm sure now that i have read your words of wisdom i will be coming down to every away game. WOW how did you do that. I also agree 15 loyal fans. 15 LOYAL FANS....what a tragedy!!!
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Post by borofan39 on Oct 10, 2006 19:41:30 GMT
Shut up eastbourne101. he is only trying to speak out to people and attempting to gain more away fans. So you can either shut up or go back to France with all the other girl thingies
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Post by portsmouth32 on Oct 11, 2006 11:13:25 GMT
itsd true we need more support when we was in the play offs we took 1000 to stoke so come away
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Post by theboro on Oct 11, 2006 12:12:34 GMT
People have lost the appeal of going away because of the performances. although the obvious part is that we have risen along way over the years and we're bound to eventually find it difficult, but it has gotten to be a waste of time and money. i can even go as far as saying i enjoyed watching us more when we were in the ryman leagues
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Post by Trevorfuggle on Oct 11, 2006 13:09:26 GMT
I am not sure if you have the right website but Eastbourne Borough have never been in the Ryman League. Perhaps you mean the Doc Martin Southern League?
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Post by theboro on Oct 11, 2006 13:39:58 GMT
the old Dr Martens league. some of the younger fans who might not have supported us until we were in the conference.
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Post by sam on Oct 11, 2006 19:41:06 GMT
People have lost the appeal of going away because of the performances. although the obvious part is that we have risen along way over the years and we're bound to eventually find it difficult, but it has gotten to be a waste of time and money. i can even go as far as saying i enjoyed watching us more when we were in the ryman leagues Really? the league table based on away performances shows us in 9th place and the table based on home performance sees us in 10th. Probably the two best games we have played this season ie Histon and Thurrock have both been away. |
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Post by jk on Oct 12, 2006 7:43:14 GMT
I think with the cost and some of the distances involved, supporters with families find it a struggle to justify attending regular away games.
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Post by borofan39 on Oct 12, 2006 17:17:14 GMT
I don't think the appeal has gone. i just think it can be a bit depressing. the fans who travel away are the hardcore fans and hate seeing us lose and it happens all too often. There has only been one away coach to a match that has seen Boro win this season.
Also, the discraceful defeat to haverhill saw no respect to the fans (myslef included) who travelled all that way, payed for their ticket and cheered their team on for ages in the match by just trotting off the pitch and not clapping, with the excpetion of Lee Hook and Pat Harding
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Post by sam on Oct 12, 2006 20:05:38 GMT
At the risk of repeating myself our away record is not bad this season. I think most supporters appreciate it is not easy to go away and win in this league and as JK says alot of supporters have to juggle commitments.
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Post by portsmouth32 on Oct 13, 2006 14:36:12 GMT
its true so come along so away games
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