So long as it's a crying resignation speech that's fine.I daresay he'll be crying at his post match press conference on Saturday, after those nasty Port fans boo him again.
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So long as it's a crying resignation speech that's fine.I daresay he'll be crying at his post match press conference on Saturday, after those nasty Port fans boo him again.
I usually sit East stand but am happy to go to the hill for this one if thats our approach. Ive got no idea how many supporters will be on board with booing but having a group of like minded supporters together to make plenty of noise would help.Is the Alberton Crowd still a thing?
To be honest, enough people on the Hill would do enough, could probably rope the opposition fans in too.
A Sack Hinkley in beer cups on the hill would be amazing.I usually sit East stand but am happy to go to the hill for this one if thats our approach. Ive got no idea how many supporters will be on board with booing but having a group of like minded supporters together to make plenty of noise would help.
"Clearly there are some challenges around personnel at the moment".I'm assuming that if we lose his excuse will be the long injury list.
In global football, supporters basically sack coaches on the spot with their pressure at games. Probably no ideal either.It’s a false choice. They go together.
Even the most present supporters eventually begin to protest with their feet, if their voices aren’t heard.
El Zorro knows it. The Argentines protest going to the “canchas”, but their patience isn’t limitless. Eventually, if the crisis lingers on, the stadia start to get empty.
In global football, supporters basically sack coaches on the spot with their pressure at games. Probably no ideal either.
I shared the same sentiment about him in this video I posted on Tiktok after the Brisbane game, I can somewhat understand Caro and Whateley not understanding why we’re so upset, but Kane not understanding it is just proof he really isn’t Port Adelaide at all. Especially when he and his Dad, possibly the biggest Port hater in the media, both shared the same sentiment about our fans apparently being fickle. Here’s the video, it’s like 8 minutes long and super scattered but you get the idea.Kane is really starting to piss me the **** off. What a terrible person to have associated with our club so publicly.
How the **** have we found ourselves in a position where the world knows us for Koch, Hinkley, Kornes.
So non-Port Adelaide.
Even playing so many games here, I don't think Kornes ever really got what makes Port Adelaide tick, what our DNA is.
If he did, he wouldn't be so constantly demeaning of the fans. Campainger.
Yeah...like many horror films I've felt for a while that the call is coming from inside the house......it’s not like you’re a Carlton, Hawthorn or Collingwood where things actually matter, calm down!’.
What’s worse is, this sort of vibe emanates from within the club itself.
I'm assuming that if we lose his excuse will be the long injury list.
Then Warren steps up to the mic."Clearly there are some challenges around personnel at the moment".
Which is why the people inside the club need to be real Port people - not fake blow ins, who don't care one iota about the club.There’s also a thinly-veiled undercurrent of treating Port more like the Suns or Freo, a la, ‘you’re just a fake construct ‘little brother’ that’s five minutes old, it’s not like you’re a Carlton, Hawthorn or Collingwood where things actually matter, calm down!’.
What’s worse is, this sort of vibe emanates from within the club itself.
Ken wouldn't do ANYTHING for the sake of the club - everything he does is designed to benefit Ken Hinkley.its sound as if there isnt a person in Australia that wouldnt be willing to coach and AFL team for the better part of a million dollars a year...... Why would you, just be grateful Ken has decided to stick around for the clubs sake.
I don't feel like I'm duty bound to boo. In fact it is starting to turn into groupthink, which makes me not want to be a part of it. I'm my own person and make my own decisions and will not follow a pack.We're getting flogged. The scoreboard is ugly, ugly reading. 250+ games without a grand final. It's all time record flogging of the fans.
Not many teams would boo their coach before the opening bounce but hey, we're in completely unprecedented territory with no other mechanism to make the board act aside from trying to kill the club financially.
Booing isn't just justified, at this point we're dutybound as Port Adelaide supporters to do it.
Yeah you're right.I don't feel like I'm duty bound to boo. In fact it is starting to turn into groupthink, which makes me not want to be a part of it. I'm my own person and make my own decisions and will not follow a pack.
In pure frustration after getting spanked at home by Brisbane i get the booing. It's not what i would normally condone but i can see why it happened, it was spontaneous similar to when the umpires get booed off after they've reamed us.
But i don't like where this is heading now, with it no longer being spontaneous and supporters on here talking as if it's already a done deal that they are going to boo no matter what. Honestly, if we play a great game and have a good win and there is still booing taking place, that is just going to come across a bit pathetic. Essentially, feeding the media narrative that we are just a bunch of blood thirsty imbeciles.
I also don't think it is as helpful as what you think it is. Just like your Sack Hinkley sign, it achieved nothing, he is still here 6 years later.
I also think barring some miracle where we completely turn this season around that he is gone at the end of the year so i don't see feel the same sense of urgency that he needs to be marched out of Alberton right at this minute.
I don't feel like I'm duty bound to boo. In fact it is starting to turn into groupthink, which makes me not want to be a part of it. I'm my own person and make my own decisions and will not follow a pack.
In pure frustration after getting spanked at home by Brisbane i get the booing. It's not what i would normally condone but i can see why it happened, it was spontaneous similar to when the umpires get booed off after they've reamed us.
But i don't like where this is heading now, with it no longer being spontaneous and supporters on here talking as if it's already a done deal that they are going to boo no matter what. Honestly, if we play a great game and have a good win and there is still booing taking place, that is just going to come across a bit pathetic. Essentially, feeding the media narrative that we are just a bunch of blood thirsty imbeciles.
I also don't think it is as helpful as what you think it is. Just like your Sack Hinkley sign, it achieved nothing, he is still here 6 years later.
I also think barring some miracle where we completely turn this season around that he is gone at the end of the year so i don't see feel the same sense of urgency that he needs to be marched out of Alberton right at this minute.
Which is why the people inside the club need to be real Port people - not fake blow ins, who don't care one iota about the club.
There's at least 2 reasons why it needs to happen now:I don't feel like I'm duty bound to boo. In fact it is starting to turn into groupthink, which makes me not want to be a part of it. I'm my own person and make my own decisions and will not follow a pack.
In pure frustration after getting spanked at home by Brisbane i get the booing. It's not what i would normally condone but i can see why it happened, it was spontaneous similar to when the umpires get booed off after they've reamed us.
But i don't like where this is heading now, with it no longer being spontaneous and supporters on here talking as if it's already a done deal that they are going to boo no matter what. Honestly, if we play a great game and have a good win and there is still booing taking place, that is just going to come across a bit pathetic. Essentially, feeding the media narrative that we are just a bunch of blood thirsty imbeciles.
I also don't think it is as helpful as what you think it is. Just like your Sack Hinkley sign, it achieved nothing, he is still here 6 years later.
I also think barring some miracle where we completely turn this season around that he is gone at the end of the year so i don't see feel the same sense of urgency that he needs to be marched out of Alberton right at this minute.
The booing has caused a media storm and the coach to be in tears. What are you talking about?
It has affected them.
Absolutely. Hinkley was under zero pressure from the media until the booing happened.
The media were taking little bites out of him about his future at Port all through his presser before the Saints game and he struggled with that attention.
Even the circling of the wagons by his media mates has only served to highlight the situation.
Crowds can go down but they can tap dance around that, the crows only had 32,000 at their game and it's been all positive from the media because they won.
A spontaneous, directed crowd reaction such as during and after the Brisbane game made everyone sit up and take notice.
How many years now have you 'thought' this?I also think barring some miracle where we completely turn this season around that he is gone at the end of the year
This part of your message is especially peculiar to me, because despite giving a reason to not boo, you’re also acknowledging that he’s still here almost 6 years after the first public “sack Hinkley” statement.I also don't think it is as helpful as what you think it is. Just like your Sack Hinkley sign, it achieved nothing, he is still here 6 years later.