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Don't backtrack. You liked the post so you must have agreed with it. I only like posts I agree with. Just shows the contempt you hold some fans in.

I must admit my heart sank when I saw Tudgay and Thomas in the team, but they both did well. Thomas was excellent, shut me up and showed me why managers keep picking him.

Yes, that's the contradiction here. In one breath they say that we are all "blaming the fans as usual", etc and in the next calling families and fans who went to Sixfields 'cunts'. I really think they believe what they write and can justify stuff despite it being highly hypocritical. GG and...

I don't know Justin obviously, but he seems to have a problem with his fellow fans. They've got nothing to do with SISU. The anger should be at the owners, not the fans. But this is the contradiction here. You're complaining that everyone is "blaming the fans" yet when Justin does just that...

So, my seven year old (as he was then), the other families with kids and other fans from teens to the elderly etc who went are all "cunts"? Nice one. You seem to be very loud behind your anonymous username too.

What about the Bolton fans who mentioned it? All the fans around me (and apparently others) who were moaning about it? All the fans outside the crowd talking about it costing us the points? You know this doesn't distract from getting SISU out. This is not a "blame the City fans", etc. An...

And like I said it is amusing you are now using him to back you up. Surely, he would be lying even if he did mention it, because he lies all the time, doesn't he?

Ah, so now you're using Tim to back you up! Brilliant.

It seems they played to the wrong one.

But why would so many other people say it did happen, including Bolton fans?

I agree. I thought he was a good keeper. He could kick the ball straight and everything.

So, Parkinson didn't mention it, so it didn't happen? EDIT: Nick beat me to it.

At the Sheffield United game multiple whistles were being blown constantly so really it was not too hard to distinguish between those and the whistles yesterday which were not constantly being blown. I don't think it is laughable to be honest. Home fans, away fans, the ref (to the captains)...

Oh I see. So you've gone from it didn't affect the players to it might of but it didn't contribute to the goal. You're right obviously. Enough said.

I don't blame him either. Never said I did. However, I think he knows that the whistles (nothing to do with him, I know) lost us two points and took the spotlight off his sit in, which has hardly been given a mention. It's a shame, but as I said, this kind of thing won't help the cause one bit.

Yes, I did. It clearly states the whistles proved a distraction on the pitch. You've been saying it didn't affect what was happening on the pitch.

I think I'm about as real as you are.

I'm sure Beduff will let him know he was wrong.

You know what, I have always had the feeling you'd be quite happy to confront people. You're obviously well 'ard. I'm all for sticking up for fellow supporters but when their actions mean we lose points then I think they should be condemned by everyone. But no, it doesn't work that way...

I think he is. I reckon CJ knows yesterday was a bit of a fuck up. The whistles that led to their goal have taken the spotlight away from the sit-in, which should be the main focus. The protests (whether part of an official organisation or not) are starting to lose us points. A lot of fans...