Everton 3 - 0 Newcastle United - 15/03/15 - Post-match reaction from page 20

[Greg]

Newcastle boss John Carver: "Even at 11 v 11 we were second best, we started brightly, and had a chance of a penalty but we don't get those so that's no surprise. We had our best chances when we went to down 10-men and the loss of Fabricio Coloccini for the next three games is even more disappointing. I've looked at it from four or five angles and I'm not totally convinced.

"The biggest disappointment is missing our defender and captain for the derby game [against Sunderland on 5 April]. Our record is not good against Sunderland so we needed him for that. We will just have to deal with it."

[Varadi]

If Carver does get the job full time, that's me completely done with the club. Everything that has happened so far hasn't been enough to force me away but that would be the final straw, no doubt.

 

Same here, I'm already trying to prepare for not watching next season. It'll be tough but there's just no point.

 

I'm headed that way too. Was actually laughing out loud at some of our ineptitude today - it really isn't supposed to be like this.

[Darth Crooks]

Best chances at 10 men and we don't get penalties. Piss off john

[Interpolic]

had a chance of a penalty but we don't get those so that's no surprise.

 

Nice one Carver, enjoy your fine.

[Nobody]

There's not a chance in hell that's a penalty btw.

[Dave]

Newcastle boss John Carver: "Even at 11 v 11 we were second best, we started brightly, and had a chance of a penalty but we don't get those so that's no surprise. We had our best chances when we went to down 10-men and the loss of Fabricio Coloccini for the next three games is even more disappointing. I've looked at it from four or five angles and I'm not totally convinced.

"The biggest disappointment is missing our defender and captain for the derby game [against Sunderland on 5 April]. Our record is not good against Sunderland so we needed him for that. We will just have to deal with it."

 

 

Probably accidental but not far from the truth.

[Neil]

We were mediocre, you were worse. Never a 3-0 game.

 

Not much else to say.

[Nattfare]

1-0, 2-0, relegation, doesn't matter really. My reaction would probably still just be

 

http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x447/Gonzonian/Whatever.gif

 

It's tragic.

[Tiotes Witch Doctor]

Fell asleep just before half time, woke up about 75 minutes, saw the 2-0 down with a red card, laughed and went back to sleep.

 

I can't even conjure up enough enthusiasm to watch the game on the laptop lying in bed any more.

 

It's so upsetting.

[Guest chopey]

Went from wanting us to lose for Pardew to get sacked, to him walking and us getting paid for it. Celebrating madly. To flirting with Garde and being linked with good names. To Carver getting appointed and wanting us to lose again. I hate this s***, im tired of this s***.

 

my feelings exactly, I'm just worried that I'll never get my passion for Newcastle back

[Disco]

Went from wanting us to lose for Pardew to get sacked, to him walking and us getting paid for it. Celebrating madly. To flirting with Garde and being linked with good names. To Carver getting appointed and wanting us to lose again. I hate this shit, im tired of this shit.

 

At least you have a genuine out man.

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Yep, get out Kanj. Honestly think I'll just suffer through the rest of this season just become a casual fan. It's not worth taking any real interest in, they're making it impossible.

 

Reserve the right to change my mind if they appoint a good manager mind

[Kanj]

Went from wanting us to lose for Pardew to get sacked, to him walking and us getting paid for it. Celebrating madly. To flirting with Garde and being linked with good names. To Carver getting appointed and wanting us to lose again. I hate this s***, im tired of this s***.

 

At least you have a genuine out man.

 

I know I'm not sitting in the city or in England for that matter, but this is literally the only club I've supported since I was 9-10 years old in 95-96. So while i enjoyed other teams and players as a casual fan, I've been Newcastle mad for about 20 years. It really isn't that simple, I'm afraid.

 

Yep, get out Kanj. Honestly think I'll just suffer through the rest of this season just become a casual fan. It's not worth taking any real interest in, they're making it impossible.

 

Reserve the right to change my mind if they appoint a good manager mind

 

In all honesty, I didn't get too angry watching, it's been this way since Carver got appointed, I just sit quietly stewing away watching these matches. I smirk when we score, I don't react when we concede (or shake my head) and I'm on the phone or iPad more so. I actually missed the last 2 matches b/c I can't be arsed to actually change my life's schedule around this club anymore at this time. I'm probably as casual a fan as I ever have been, and will be so until (a) Carver goes (b) Proper Manager in and © Ashley out. One of those fucking scenarios will help, but if Carver goes and equally shit manager comes in, I'm going to be teetering on Casual fan and just on this board to chat with ya'll. Sick sad fucking world Ashley loves to live in. Makes me sick that I feel this way about a club I've loved so long.

[toonpete1892]

I'm not even going to start with the football today as I got wound up at the game so to start up again is simply not worth it.

 

Apologies if already mentioned but the thing that really annoyed me today was the prick in the Everton end making airplane gestures. The lads next to me saw him doing it during the 17th and 18th minute and were outraged at the time. I personally didn't see him doing it until they celebrated their second. When I saw him, and knowing he'd done it previously, I tried to make my way to the nearest steward to make a formal complaint. I wasn't alone. The next five minutes involved the steward threatening to chuck us out for being irate, a police woman witness it for herself then a senior officer come across to try and dissolve the situation. During this time he continued to make the gesture, something that more and more of the crowd around us witnessed. Eventually, once they'd turfed someone out in the wrong section, the Police escorted him out of the ground to cheers from our fans. Two minutes later he was back in his seat, smirking and joking whilst being the (sorry) victim of our fan's chants. Him exiting his seat then returning continued until the end of the game. Not once did the stewards or officers come back to us or write anything down.

 

Hours after the game and I'm still annoyed. I didn't know either lad personally but we grew up with John/the Undertaker on the terraces and a lot of my mates travelled on the buses with Liam. Now I'm not for this whole booing because other fans aren't joining in (sitting in silence is fine as long as they aren't singing over it) but this was totally inappropriate. He must be educated to some level, he knew about the incident hence paying his own special tribute to it, but the bloke must have been in his mid 30s and had a little lass next to him. His actions may or may not have been enough for an arrest but I'd report a fellow fan if I saw them doing something similar. I don't want to be sharing the terraces with, for a better word, scum. I'll be raising a complaint with Everton FC in the morning and asking how and why he was allowed back to his seat. The Police, Stewards and CCTV are there for us as fans as much as anything and acts like this can't be ignored. I have crowd shots of where he was sitting (he was the one wearing an off white jumper in a sea of dark jackets) but if anyone else had conversations with stewards/the Police please let me know.

[Ashley17]

Good on you for taking a stand against somebody who is clearly a total cretin.

[Dave]

Good on you for taking a stand against somebody who is clearly a total cretin.

 

[Disco]

Hate it when I can't tell the difference between black and white and blue.

[54]

I'm still not sure if that's a red or no

[midds]

Could have been a penalty but we don't get them, so there you go.

 

Clever as fuck Carver like. #mindgames #stickittotheman

[Neil]

Is Carver implying you need to play against 10 in order to win?

[jdckelly]

I'm still not sure if that's a red or no

looks a red on balance for me, two feet off the ground are always dealt with harshly and there is 0 chance of any kind of appeal being successful

[Superior Acuña]

I'm not even going to start with the football today as I got wound up at the game so to start up again is simply not worth it.

 

Apologies if already mentioned but the thing that really annoyed me today was the prick in the Everton end making airplane gestures. The lads next to me saw him doing it during the 17th and 18th minute and were outraged at the time. I personally didn't see him doing it until they celebrated their second. When I saw him, and knowing he'd done it previously, I tried to make my way to the nearest steward to make a formal complaint. I wasn't alone. The next five minutes involved the steward threatening to chuck us out for being irate, a police woman witness it for herself then a senior officer come across to try and dissolve the situation. During this time he continued to make the gesture, something that more and more of the crowd around us witnessed. Eventually, once they'd turfed someone out in the wrong section, the Police escorted him out of the ground to cheers from our fans. Two minutes later he was back in his seat, smirking and joking whilst being the (sorry) victim of our fan's chants. Him exiting his seat then returning continued until the end of the game. Not once did the stewards or officers come back to us or write anything down.

 

Hours after the game and I'm still annoyed. I didn't know either lad personally but we grew up with John/the Undertaker on the terraces and a lot of my mates travelled on the buses with Liam. Now I'm not for this whole booing because other fans aren't joining in (sitting in silence is fine as long as they aren't singing over it) but this was totally inappropriate. He must be educated to some level, he knew about the incident hence paying his own special tribute to it, but the bloke must have been in his mid 30s and had a little lass next to him. His actions may or may not have been enough for an arrest but I'd report a fellow fan if I saw them doing something similar. I don't want to be sharing the terraces with, for a better word, scum. I'll be raising a complaint with Everton FC in the morning and asking how and why he was allowed back to his seat. The Police, Stewards and CCTV are there for us as fans as much as anything and acts like this can't be ignored. I have crowd shots of where he was sitting (he was the one wearing an off white jumper in a sea of dark jackets) but if anyone else had conversations with stewards/the Police please let me know.

 

Some people are such f***ing idiots and dicks, and will do anything to get one over on opposition team.

 

At Old Trafford this season, a Newcastle fan responded to the 'disgrace' of ManU not joining in with our 17th minute clapping by starting to sing about the Munich Air Disaster. The mind boggles (and despairs).

 

Did none of the Everton fans sort him out? I'd like to hope so.

[triggs]

Is Carver implying you need to play against 10 in order to win?

First truthful thing he's said

[jdckelly]

I'm not even going to start with the football today as I got wound up at the game so to start up again is simply not worth it.

 

Apologies if already mentioned but the thing that really annoyed me today was the prick in the Everton end making airplane gestures. The lads next to me saw him doing it during the 17th and 18th minute and were outraged at the time. I personally didn't see him doing it until they celebrated their second. When I saw him, and knowing he'd done it previously, I tried to make my way to the nearest steward to make a formal complaint. I wasn't alone. The next five minutes involved the steward threatening to chuck us out for being irate, a police woman witness it for herself then a senior officer come across to try and dissolve the situation. During this time he continued to make the gesture, something that more and more of the crowd around us witnessed. Eventually, once they'd turfed someone out in the wrong section, the Police escorted him out of the ground to cheers from our fans. Two minutes later he was back in his seat, smirking and joking whilst being the (sorry) victim of our fan's chants. Him exiting his seat then returning continued until the end of the game. Not once did the stewards or officers come back to us or write anything down.

 

Hours after the game and I'm still annoyed. I didn't know either lad personally but we grew up with John/the Undertaker on the terraces and a lot of my mates travelled on the buses with Liam. Now I'm not for this whole booing because other fans aren't joining in (sitting in silence is fine as long as they aren't singing over it) but this was totally inappropriate. He must be educated to some level, he knew about the incident hence paying his own special tribute to it, but the bloke must have been in his mid 30s and had a little lass next to him. His actions may or may not have been enough for an arrest but I'd report a fellow fan if I saw them doing something similar. I don't want to be sharing the terraces with, for a better word, scum. I'll be raising a complaint with Everton FC in the morning and asking how and why he was allowed back to his seat. The Police, Stewards and CCTV are there for us as fans as much as anything and acts like this can't be ignored. I have crowd shots of where he was sitting (he was the one wearing an off white jumper in a sea of dark jackets) but if anyone else had conversations with stewards/the Police please let me know.

its things like this that make me despair for humanity, fair dues for trying to do something but jesus christ what the hell makes what is allegedly a mature responsible member of society and a father (maybe) and he does fucking that.

[54]

Chapman