Just about sums it up.

Some of our fans are only used to a winning team and dont like it now we aren't all conquering. Totally agree with the loyalty point. Fans expect players to be loyal but how is booing showing loyalty.

Clear double standards.

Fair enough, I dont boo either. I clapped Quins performance, that's it.



You're right. They pay their money, they make their choice. Hardly showing loyalty though are they? A supporter is someone who supports their team through thick and thin, not booing them off after some disappointing defeats.

These are the same people who probably boo players who leave to earn more money elsewhere.

I think booing is disrespectful.



I'm not panicking just yet.

Not sure you're right to be honest. 'Support' is for a club normally resulting from your place of birth, very rarely for individuals, although we all have favourites and players we respect etc.
Many of those who booed will have been there long before we began to win and will still be there long after the current success has gone. Why people boo is a matter for them. Booing simply because you lose, not really much of a reason, booing because of a lack of application and/or effort from those you know are capable of better? Different perhaps?
I didn't boo last night, I don't think there was any need, but I won't get all precious about those that did.

Why becasue you say so therefore no one else can have an opinion?



again Sarcastic (we'll get to that in a moment) is different to abuse. And after a string of average performances and on the back of 2 very poor ones one in which he dropped the ball mid air diving for the line to score (which would have won us the game as a result we lost it after) of which i spent money and time which you say is a good enough reason to boo the team then yes i do think its fine. Oh and i have no doubt the booing last night was because of the past 2 weeks performances against Bulls and Salford.



Pre-match a player (Toopi) who had striggled to keep old of the ball or catch it was warming up catching the high ball to which 50% of Leeds fans cheered when it was caught (at which point 2 Leeds players we're laughing about).

so cheering when he caught the ball when the previous 2 games he couldnt manage it you dont think is sarcastic?



I'd have Kevin Iro, Richie Blackmore, Toni Caroll and Toopi in the team if i could but it cant happen.

Everyone knows it's a problem which is why teams keep attacking us down that side, every other coach knows it so either ours doesnt and is stupid and shouldnt be coaching or he does know and has told the sleeve whos deciding to spend on keeping the Tykes in the Premier League rather then invest in the Rhinos.

either way we have a problem!

You think McGuire is a stand off.

Opinion = NULL

They'll all be singing from a different hym sheet when we make history in october at old trafford.

eeerm..... on a Point of Order.

Danny does not have his head up his own posterior, it has been firmly wedged up Gareth's for years!

Which would indeed explain why he comes out with so much poop

Apart from that, an excellent post.

Not read the full thread so if this has already been said then sorry but…

You pays your money, you takes your choice. If some feel like they need to vocalise their displeasure then that’s their choice.

Personally I think the lads don’t deliberately go out there to play badly or purposely decide to give away cheap ball and defend like they have wax hands.

I would never boo the team that I’ve paid to watch, I respect what they do too much and IMO I think it shows disrespect.

What's wrong with booing?

If some self-righteous people on here are to be believed you're not a loyal fan if you boo. You've no right to boo.

I've been supporting Leeds for over 20 years. Did I boo them against Quins? No. Have I ever booed them? Yes. And that doesn't make me any less of a supporter or any less 'loyal' than someone who doesn't.

If people want to boo, let them. Rugby is a sport, it's entertainment. The fans pay their money for the experience, to watch the show. If booing makes them feel better then who's to say there's anything wrong with that.