blueroyals He didn't even need a goal as an excuse to hit back at the fans who have treated him like shit for the last 8 months. Don't blame him.
Hoop BlahMaguireHoop Blah Having now seen Blackmans goal I think it's hilarious if he's used that as an opportunity to stick the proverbial finger up at the boo boys.
A decent supporting run, a poor touch and a bit of fortune that a scuffed shot made it past the keeper and he thinks he's proved a point?
Wow, how graceless.
It's not enough that he's scored, you're now complaining about the way he scored the goal? Took the ball whilst sprinting up in support, one touch at pace, stuck it in the back of the net. Well done Nick.
Graceless? Oh please!
It's great he's scored, it sealed the win and a very good 3 points. The way he took it though wasn't convincing and doesn't shove it up the boo-boys and show them his real quality, it shows that, under pressure, his touch and technique is a little suspect but his physical attributes have the potential to make up for his inconsistency on the ball.
Just to reiterate, I thought the childish chanting of Le Fondre's name when Blackman had fluffed his lines a couple of times against Leeds was out of order, as was the ironic cheering as he was subbed.
I'd say his celebration, and the apparent motivation behind it, is a lot more graceless than pointing out the nature of his finish on Saturday.
melonhead oh please etc
Hoop Blahmelonhead oh please etc
More graceless I said, and it wasn't my phrase anyway.
However, when 700 odd people who effectively pay your wages (and give you a well paid job most would love to do) invest the time, effort and money to travel up to watch and support you I'd say there is certainly element of gracelessness to celebrate in front of them the way he did (and with it's apparent motivation).
Hoop Blahmelonhead oh please etc
More graceless I said, and it wasn't my phrase anyway.
However, when 700 odd people who effectively pay your wages (and give you a well paid job most would love to do) invest the time, effort and money to travel up to watch and support you I'd say there is certainly element of gracelessness to celebrate in front of them the way he did (and with it's apparent motivation).
Stevie G He was brought into the team in unrealistic circumstances and showed pretty good resilience to even appear for a Premeiership side in the situation at the time. The fact that he has remained in the squad and has been given a very good run of appearances must mean that he is rated, and rated by a significantly more qualified football professional that 99% of the fans, while competing against the likes of McAnuff, McCleary and KRK. Clearly he has something, something that perhaps shows better in training and what tactics NA wants out of the squad. I suggest his commitment and effort outweigh any desire to boo, so the net effect should just be to say nothing. His ability no doubt will grow with the confidence.
HoneyRoastHoax Stop being a spaz, it's a celebration he does and has done before at other clubs.
Extended-Phenotype Player gets booed for not playing well, scores goal and tells fans to shove it.
Meltdown on forum as if any part of this is extraordinary.
If he'd come over pointing at himself as if to say "see that? up yours" I might have had one iota of respect for him.
floyd__streete Blackman being booed off vs Leeds was utterly pathetic, he wasn't entirely abysmal on the night.
His reaction on Saturday was even more pathetic. You're not gonna score many at this level, m8, may as well celebr8 it
And no surprise to see the hand-wringing self-loathing usuals on this thread berating the fans and sticking up for some chav mercenary footballer of negligible talent. That is also as pathetic as it is predictable.
NewCorkSeth I genuinely am comvinced he is reading everything we say on this judging by his reaction (could have been the boos too) and I'm not sure his up yours to the fans was particularly warranted.. Fans are always fickle I was less than a year ago people were hating on Pearce and nobody is going to question his passion for the club (loving his celebrations btw) I think Blackman took himself a step further down the line in not being given many chances by the fans. Before anyone says it I am not condoning booing your own players. Unless its Mills. Boo him.
P!ssed OffNewCorkSeth I genuinely am comvinced he is reading everything we say on this judging by his reaction (could have been the boos too) and I'm not sure his up yours to the fans was particularly warranted.. Fans are always fickle I was less than a year ago people were hating on Pearce and nobody is going to question his passion for the club (loving his celebrations btw) I think Blackman took himself a step further down the line in not being given many chances by the fans. Before anyone says it I am not condoning booing your own players. Unless its Mills. Boo him.
Pearce still hasn't redeemed himself in my eyes.
It's highly unlikely he'll ever 100% regain the love from the fans.
melonheadHoop Blahmelonhead oh please etc
More graceless I said, and it wasn't my phrase anyway.
However, when 700 odd people who effectively pay your wages (and give you a well paid job most would love to do) invest the time, effort and money to travel up to watch and support you I'd say there is certainly element of gracelessness to celebrate in front of them the way he did (and with it's apparent motivation).
such a shit argument - if my boss abused me and bood me by way of motivation either id be off to another job, or he not be managing me for very long
& if the least i did in reply was not do a little dance, and give him a bit of a stare when i did something good i think he'd have got off lightly
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