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i kno that this tech should be in the jungle section
but just want to know is there any particular reason that stop ppl
sitting with the jungle
eg certain ppl
this is not a go at ANYONE WAT SO EVER
but just want to kno peoples opinins
as we have had a few complaints bout a certain person fri nite
so any feed back would be great -
Yeah mate
i think i kno the person that your talking about & we’ve already had a talk with him.
i dont think he will be coming back to sit with us.Next year (if we get big numbers at games) then i will try get the club to endorse us. So people will have to get " The Jungle Memberships" to come sit with us. this will solve alot of issues
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Just doesn’t interest me full stop.
I am aware of the person you are discussing and while it is a issue it is not the biggest issue. The bigger issue is drunken morons in general who only consider themselves in their actions. For a supporter group to be truly successful they have to maintain a family friendly image. Morons abusing players with wretched obscenities and getting drunk is not that image.
To truly understand what I am talking about wait until after your first Campbelltown game or suburban ground away game. It will become patently clear.
To set the double standard that this one persons behaviour is not acceptable because it embarrases you whilst still allowing behaviour which reflects poorly on the entire supporter base is the problem any WT supporter group must deal with
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Trust me - talking to the person in question will not keep him away. I have advised the person in question to get some help, and it seems he has taken that advise, time will tell.
Totally agree with Smeghead about the player abuse of opposition, while a little is ok, I think some people take it WAY to far. And oh yes, wait until you go to Campbelltown and you will see some unsavoury types add to the problems.
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Just re read that, and I don’t mean it to sound like it’s ok to abuse players - that’s not what I meant. I mean banter is ok, not the actual abuse of the opposition. There is a difference.
