Wolves Banter Archive February 05 2013

05 Feb 2013 15:37:12
To the people who come on here saying put up or shut up to those who voice their opinions. What would you do if you went to KFC and your chicken wasn't cooked properly? would you take it back? or would you say never mind they tried their best?

When fans are paying as much as we do to watch the wolves, we have a right to complain when things are like they are. Its called feedback weather it be positive or negative. And all feedback is good feedback. Its how organisations improve by listening to feedback. There is a saying in business "the customer is always right" and if the customers (wolves fans) are saying its not good enough. Well then that means they are right. And it is now up to the powers that be how to make the customers happy again.

I think you can all understand what I'm trying to say?

TDW

Dont go to kfc then

I stopped reading after after you used a KFC related analogy, mike

Funny how people are just taking the mick when he's actually right.

KFC dining?. classy!

Where does it say I dine at KFC. Would you prefer me to say the Masa? (doubt you actually know what that is) I doubt it because then you'd be saying why are you comparing us to one of the best restaurants in the world! Say what you like on here anyways. But it don't hide the fact that I'm right. The customers (fans) are bigger than the business (club)

TDW

Moan. you choose to support your team, no one is forcing you
ebw

Do you not understand a thing that I have said? I know no one is forcing me to support wolves I make my own decisions.

I leave you with this, if not a single fan voiced their opinion about wolves what do you think would of happened during the Bhatti brothers era? if they were around today would you still be picking out the positives? Stop being content with life in the lower places of the championship. Then we might get somewhere!

TDW

So how many customers would you have if the owner decided to sell because he could satisfy his customers, then no one comes in to buy the club because it would be over valued with no real assets of value apart from the ground. Decides to go into liquidation then no club. If you want to force the owner out be careful what you wish for. Pompey for example.

07 Feb 2013 12:29:15
I agree with you to an extent. Using your relatable example, if you ordered a boneless banquet and they gave you a boneless banquet, then you said "No! I ordered popcorn chicken. you should be sacked!" (the boneless banquet is intended to be the sacking of MM, the customer is the wolves fans, the employee is Steve Morgan and the popcorn chicken is the fans who said after we got relegated that we should'nt have sacked MM). let's face it, we can all say now that Morgan should not have sacked MM, but when you came downstairs and saw it on tv, only a very small minorty were absolutely outraged and predicted the situation we now find ourselves in. Morgan is a good owner of our football club. Be careful what you wish for! (Blackburn, Nottingham Forest, Portsmouth etc. ) I would really fear for our club if some of the people on here were in the hotseat.

No one is forcing them out though. We are just telling them to pull their fingers out. And I'm sorry but if this club can stay in the black and has little or no debts then I'm sure there are allot of potential suitors.

TDW

I'm still reeling from MM being a boneless banquet and the fans being popcorn chicken. Have I missed us being taken over by the Venkys?

04 Feb 2013 21:01:00
When you are next there on Saturday face the pitch. then decide either you support the players that have been selected or not.
Either they are worthy of your support or not its simple.
For gods sake you wouldn't be there if you didn't want them to win and if that's the case let's have lots of VOCAL support be the eleventh man it's YOUR team give them a hand

At last a real fan we are wolves

Surely you mean the twelfth man

What a load of rubbish. Are you telling us that we can either support the team or voice our opinion?

By voicing my opinion; which i'm perfectly entitled to do as a paying supporter, I am supporting the team for the long term not just for 90 mins.

Oh and I don't need 20,000 people standing over my shoulder chanting to make me work to the best of my ability, I do that through personal pride. maybe the players have heard of this?

How would your work day be if 20000 people were on your back?

Like I said personal pride means that I would not have them on my back.

In addition if they are voicing an opinion against the owners then why would that put me off, beleive me I have worked in much worse conditions than these primadonnas!

Players can't have it both ways - fans jump; clap and cheer when we score and see effort. They also shout when a player cannot make a simple pass; gives away possesion; cannot defend or looks as though he simply cannot be arsed (SEB; foley ward come to mind) and Johnson regurly getting drunk makes us look unprofessional and as a team couldn't care less about wolves - so personal pride and being paid a lot of money to play for Wolverhampton Wanderers should be the driving force not fans on your back when things go wrong - as Bully said you just get on with it and give it your all.

Well said, if they can't stand the heat - then keep out of the kitchen.
We all get paid to do a fair days work, some of these jokers want paying for doing very little. when is the last time you saw a wolves player kiss the badge? I hope at least one of them does when I go on Saturday. Glosman

Johnson regularly getting drunk? Only heard about the once at training. Were there more occasions?

I think what the poster means is that we all perform better in a positive environment otherwise there would be no advantage in being the home team. That's why you turn up the negativity on the away team surely. Either way let's all get behind them and make it unpleasant for Leeds!

Spot on .