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Despite going in front late on it is still a very good away point at a highly placed team, well done guys, win on Tuesday and jobs a good un. ⚽👍
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Topics: 80A great point tonight.
That first away win is nailed on at Eastleigh on Tuesday!
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Disappointing we can’t hold a lead- again- but sounded like a decent 2nd half and a point was a fair result.
Looked to be ugly scenes with Nuttall at the end aswell. From what’s been said it seems like some supporters were targeting him for abuse and he’s over reacted.
He shouldn’t be giving fans the middle finger but some of our supporters really need to give their heads a wobble if they think abusing our top scorer- whom has played well in the majority of games- is going to solve anything.
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Topics: 80Really poor from a small section of our travelling numbers last night. Spent most of the game signalling Nuttall out for abuse, “lazy this, shit that”. Nuttall was the first of our players over to the crowd after the game due to being in the vicinity when the full time whistle went.
I will say I wasn’t at the front so couldn’t hear the dialogue but from where I was it seemed one way animosity until eventually Nuttall reacted to something, yes he shouldn’t react and he was way out of order for the one figure gesture last season but he rightly apologised for that and as frustrating as he can be as a player at times (e.g.) I personally think he could use his build / physique better and impose himself better at times against the centre-halves, he didn’t deserve that reaction last night. A small section of the away end created that incident last night, ridiculous.4 users thanked author for this post.
I was at the front and a guy gave him some not very nice abuse and Nuttall told him where to go. Then around 7 or 8 really started on him and accused him of saying he will knife them if he see’s them in the street. I didn’t hear him say that what I did hear was Nuttall getting a hell of a lot of abuse and kept saying “Your supposed to support us” other player’s came over and looked upset by all the abuse that was coming from these fans.Daw’s said he will talk to Joe later. I thought it was unfair the abuse he got but to be fair most of the fans were clapping him and trying to show him support.
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Just another thing to thank Swann for. Everything around the club is just so toxic, disharmony everywhere. He has created that culture and environment alongside everything else. A true disgrace of a man.
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A very good result last night against a high scoring Barnet. Listened on the radio and we gave a very good account of ourselves. These SO-CALLED fans who were abusing Nuttall need to stop this immediately and support him and the whole team. If they can’t stop this abuse they shouldn’t be attending any more matches.
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I say well done to the whole team, including Joe, and to Tony and his assistants for last night’s result! Keep it up lads and we can survive. It should be Swann who the fans should be angry with.
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There’s a difference between criticism (often justified this season) and abuse which is unnecessary and always unproductive. I’d expect fans to know the difference.
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The abuse directed at Nuttall reminds me of years gone past.
Brian Laws was abused by so- called fans earlier in his managerial career ( player manager at the time) at a game at Rochdale. Laws gave these yobs a taste of their own medicine and stood up to the abuse. These so called fans never forgot or moved on ( they continued their abuse of Laws even when the golden years were in full flow!) The old timers on here know who they are ,but their reply now would be “ don’t know what you’re talking about,guv.”2 users thanked author for this post.
The abuse directed at Nuttall reminds me of years gone past.
Brian Laws was abused by so- called fans earlier in his managerial career ( player manager at the time) at a game at Rochdale. Laws gave these yobs a taste of their own medicine and stood up to the abuse. These so called fans never forgot or moved on ( they continued their abuse of Laws even when the golden years were in full flow!) The old timers on here know who they are ,but their reply now would be “ don’t know what you’re talking about,guv.”We had that a few years ago. One cretin in the East Stand gave Hurst 90 minutes of hell every home game. Jim Goodwin tried to shut him down but he gradually wore Kevin down and we lost a good player for nothing – destroyed his form and we lost a good sale.
Sometimes players can have off games but they keep trying. I never boo players you gain nothing and cost the team in the long run.
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Just another thing to thank Swann for. Everything around the club is just so toxic, disharmony everywhere. He has created that culture and environment alongside everything else. A true disgrace of a man.
F row crew, and the 2 people who liked the post, should be ashamed.
Swann has a lot to answer for, but blaming him for the (so called) fans behaviour last night is ridiculous.
As recent posts show, this has been going on periodically for many a year.
These people should be identified and banned. It is totally unacceptable.
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The verbal abuse used by these few supporters against Joe should be called out by supporters and stamped out by our Club. The abuse goes beyond acceptable and often is very personal. Whether it be verbal or physical this is not acceptable. We have heard it directed at other players in the past and these ignorant people have done it match after match, often with unacceptable personal language. Anyone going about their daily business would find this unacceptable if it were directed towards themselves.
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And the abuse that is thrown Swannys way?
Isn’t done in his face live is it, there is a difference and don’t say that’s why he doesn’t attend games anymore either.
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Holding a flag aloft with Swann out emblazoned on is ok the same as singing Swann out is ok. Bad personal language is not ok. This is one of the reasons why Swann had so many stewards in front of the home terrace even though he is the invisible man now. I hope these stewards react if there is any abuse towards Joe Nuttall at the next home game.
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You cannot compare the abuse directed towards Joe Nuttall with the anger directed towards Swann who has wrecked our Scunthorpe United and has alienated so many fans who now won’t attend until he is gone. And yet he still hangs on. As Iron-Awe says this abuse was given right in Joe’s face and apparently having gone on throughout the match for no reason.
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