Positivity
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 CpfcWeTrust1  09 Feb 24 1.27pm |
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Originally posted by Eaglecoops
Bit of a naive thread. Show spirit and resolve on the pitch and no one will complain. Put in performances like they have for a large part of the season and expect to be criticised. We all want Palace to win and be successful but thinking that online criticism is affecting performance makes the assumption that professional footballers are largely influenced by social media. If they are then they shouldn’t be playing professionally because the nature of the game means there will always be rough with smooth. Support in the ground is a bit different. That’s where fans can have a real influence, but don’t expect them to cheer if we are putting in shocking performances. Support needs to be spontaneous as much as anything else. Edited by Eaglecoops (09 Feb 2024 1.24pm) I think the sentiments of the post revolve around a positive atmosphere at the stadium that can affect the players morale for both the team and opposition. It's happened in previous seasons when we've looked pretty rubbish, not sure why this season would be different. I'm not sure negative banners and hurling abuse at players will improve performances myself, rather the opposite.
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| MrRobbo Purley 09 Feb 24 2.40pm |
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Originally posted by CpfcWeTrust1
I think the sentiments of the post revolve around a positive atmosphere at the stadium that can affect the players morale for both the team and opposition. It's happened in previous seasons when we've looked pretty rubbish, not sure why this season would be different. I'm not sure negative banners and hurling abuse at players will improve performances myself, rather the opposite. It sure can. But on the other hand, conceding in the first minute wipes out much of hte positive intent
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| CpfcWeTrust1 09 Feb 24 3.52pm |
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Originally posted by MrRobbo
It sure can. But on the other hand, conceding in the first minute wipes out much of hte positive intent It's part of the plan to get the crowd to cheer when they don't let in a goal within 5 minutes.
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| mtp1958 Grays 12 Feb 24 7.35am |
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Ive always been positive when watching palace sometime a little naively at times like Liverpool 9-0 , but at 4 we fans pre HF we started singing and as the goals went in we got louder , and we boogied down the M6 on the way home because of a traffic jam , was even asked by one driver how we got on once we told him he laughed and said you must really love your team ,
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| Aray South London 12 Feb 24 7.58am |
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Positivity is a 2 way thing. If tonight you see the lineup and groan, as I did last week Saturday, it’s hard to be positive. I will be there to support the team as always and will try to be positive but I need summat to work with! Roy talks about this being his most difficult time as we’ve turned on the team. Oh and defend f***ing corners.
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| HesHereHesThere Beckenham 12 Feb 24 8.33am |
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Originally posted by Eaglecoops
Bit of a naive thread. Show spirit and resolve on the pitch and no one will complain. Put in performances like they have for a large part of the season and expect to be criticised. We all want Palace to win and be successful but thinking that online criticism is affecting performance makes the assumption that professional footballers are largely influenced by social media. If they are then they shouldn’t be playing professionally because the nature of the game means there will always be rough with smooth. Support in the ground is a bit different. That’s where fans can have a real influence, but don’t expect them to cheer if we are putting in shocking performances. Support needs to be spontaneous as much as anything else. Edited by Eaglecoops (09 Feb 2024 1.24pm) Spot on - its not rocket science is it
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the atmosphere stems what's happening on the pitch plain and simple| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 12 Feb 24 6.10pm |
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My point is that we have allowed our negativity to go waaaaaay too far. Nasty banners at games, incessant whining. But it is a simple fact that our best team, playing all season, is comfortably in the top 10 and we're all happy with our standing but waiting a bit more patiently for a more progressive manager. There are absolutely fair criticisms, but we have allowed them to go much too far. Beyond reasonable analysis of results given resources. That's not to say Roy and the club can't be criticised, but if there is a great pile on at the first thing that goes wrong, we haven't a prayer. Positivity is chicken and egg. Individual fans who see this obvious issue must stand up and be counted.
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| Eaglecoops CR3 12 Feb 24 6.13pm |
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Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig
My point is that we have allowed our negativity to go waaaaaay too far. Nasty banners at games, incessant whining. But it is a simple fact that our best team, playing all season, is comfortably in the top 10 and we're all happy with our standing but waiting a bit more patiently for a more progressive manager. There are absolutely fair criticisms, but we have allowed them to go much too far. Beyond reasonable analysis of results given resources. That's not to say Roy and the club can't be criticised, but if there is a great pile on at the first thing that goes wrong, we haven't a prayer. Positivity is chicken and egg. Individual fans who see this obvious issue must stand up and be counted. I agree with you that the point has been made from a visible complaint perspective and that we need to get behind the team, but if we keep doing the very definition of insanity by trying to get a positive result from a negative approach then you might see a bit more angst among the crowd.
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| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 12 Feb 24 6.23pm |
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I'm not stupid. If we lose 4-0 it won't be pleasant. I might even get balder. But there is a very simple point that a positive mindset will keep us up and a negative one won't. Something to keep in mind when there's a temptation to slaughter a player for a mistake or the team.
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| mtp1958 Grays 12 Feb 24 6.50pm |
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Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig
My point is that we have allowed our negativity to go waaaaaay too far. Nasty banners at games, incessant whining. But it is a simple fact that our best team, playing all season, is comfortably in the top 10 and we're all happy with our standing but waiting a bit more patiently for a more progressive manager. There are absolutely fair criticisms, but we have allowed them to go much too far. Beyond reasonable analysis of results given resources. That's not to say Roy and the club can't be criticised, but if there is a great pile on at the first thing that goes wrong, we haven't a prayer. Positivity is chicken and egg. Individual fans who see this obvious issue must stand up and be counted. It's what I have said all along some know our station others think we are better, get it but the ground needs major work for us to do better , then let's see where we are going younger fans can't wait older fans hope it happens before we die 😀
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| dreamwaverider London 12 Feb 24 6.55pm |
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Five minutes to go. We are in it to win it.
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| PatrickA London 16 Feb 24 9.13pm |
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It's difficult to find anything that's gone right from the positive end to last season. We had the fiasco around Guiata refusing to train,tour or play leading to him leaving. We then had Olise's injury on international duty which appears to have blighted our whole season. We then had a poor summer transfer window with arguably none of signings having a really positive impact. None of our players have had an outstanding season and performances and results have not been as anticipated. From here on let's hope for reasons for positivity with potentially a new manager and the 2 new signings.
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