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bobbydazzla

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  1. I can’t really say as I’ve not been in many other clubs home crowds. But I can say I’m fucking sick to the back teeth of being in our ground and having angry loud blokes around me do nowt but piss & moan about our own players all game. Not only are they ultra-negative they also can’t keep their fucking cakeholes shut and have to provide a high volume running commentary about everything they hate about NUFC players. The loudmouth toxic cunts have infiltrated every part of the ground and it’s doing my head in.
  2. ChatGPT has been to our home games… When negativity snowballs in a crowd, it becomes self-reinforcing. A few key things happen: The mood locks in Once booing or sarcasm gets going, people stop evaluating moments on their own. Every mistake confirms the story: “See? They’re terrible.” Even neutral moments get read negatively. Social pressure flips In that kind of crowd, being positive feels awkward or even wrong. Cheering can sound naïve, sarcastic, or out of touch. People don’t want to be that person, so they stay quiet—or join the negativity. Emotions outrun reality The crowd isn’t reacting to what’s happening anymore, but to how it feels. A bad ref call from five minutes ago is still echoing emotionally, so everything after it gets punished. Players feel it immediately Athletes are insanely sensitive to crowd energy. Negativity tightens them up, makes mistakes more likely, and—cruel irony—creates the very failures the crowd is angry about. It feeds on identity The crowd starts bonding over shared disappointment. Complaining becomes the social glue. At that point, negativity isn’t just easy—it’s rewarded. In those moments, positivity doesn’t just take effort—it takes confidence. Usually it only breaks through if: Something undeniable happens (a fight-back moment) A leader section intentionally flips the chant Time or distance cools things off Otherwise, the crowd will ride the negativity all the way to the final whistle and leave feeling weirdly justified and unsatisfied at the same time.
  3. I’ve not been this concerned about whether Eddie is the right man for the job since the last time we got beat
  4. When we will find out if Bruno’s ankle is still cattled ?
  5. No one likes them, they don’t care
  6. Getting pure antique dealer posh child prodigy vibes from Ekitike’s new barnet like
  7. Cunts crocked for 2 months anyhow
  8. Was that Shola sat behind Xhaka giving him stick
  9. Bell Whiff’s been around for decades Cheesy Bell Whiff was a top tier insult amongst Tyne Valley yoots in the late 80’s and early 90’s
  10. One in the pink two in the stink and it’s not even half time
  11. Ah right, was sure a few people said he was a lawyer
  12. Do you know the lad ? Can't get my head round how a lawyer persistently posts things on the Twatter under his own name that are allegedly top secret details about a new stadium. Not saying the utility line thing is top secret, that'll be widely available. But he's posted other claims that haven't been shared publicly by any other sauce, so if they're true are presumably NDA'd or at the very least confidential. If I want to carry out some confidential legal work, I'm probably not going to engage the services of a lawyer who blabs all over the Twatter with alleged ITK info about very high profile confidential activity. Seems very odd to me that he's so keen to spout off about what he allegedly knows.
  13. Given the Russians have spent 4 years not making any progress at all against Ukraine, they’ve got nee fucking chance if they go up against the Scotchy Mad Dogs
  14. That’s the Shields Ferry, been sent up river cos of rough conditions last night. Replacement bus services are in operation.
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