Originally Posted by Mark F:
“Arsenal (Reserves) lose then (to a decent Southampton side..) - perfect for Cundy/Goldstein.
(And that's with Man U winning/Chelsea top)
They had one fan on who said he doesn't even want to know the scores now such is his anger with Wenger and the club!
Dear me - I know the Arsenal fans pay good money and it must be frustrating not to win the title but not many clubs have in recent years.
Just as well this guy wasn't a Spurs fan...
(I am speaking as a Watford fan just happy to win a game each week so maybe just not in touch with the pain of a top club supporter...)”
There seems to be an increasing number of fans who have no perspective on anything and just seem to be incandescently angry all the time. I suppose it says a lot about the failings in their own lives.
I just don't understand it, as sport is entertainment. It's not to be taken too seriously. Of course you want to win, but your ticket doesn't promise that, nor does it promise that you'll win trophies. It just guarantees you entry to the stadium.
When I was younger and I used to have a season ticket, I just used to view it as a bit of a laugh with my mates. The game itself was just part of a social experience. I wanted the team to win, but if it didn't we just went to the pub and had a laugh. It certainly didn't impact on my weekend. There were plenty of times I saw players in the pub, so it didn't make too much sense to place expectations on their shoulders!
I don't understand these obsessive fans nowadays, who seem to have been whipped up into a frenzy by the tabloids. Hate to break it to you, but football is just a game. It shouldn't define who you are, your entire existence, and your mood. You should just enjoy it for what it is.