Honest question…you don’t understand why people are disappointed after tonight? I mean, these are all pretty reasonable critiques and you’re responding to them like they’re Eddie Jurak coming off of a bender complaining about a random Tuesday night game against Atlanta.
EDIT: It’s not a huge deal but it’s disappointing they lost to this Miami team at home. Its weak to act like people expressing that are somehow lesser fans or major whiners that don’t understand the game
I'm pissed. The game sucked... but you have people in this thread thinking that tonight's game means this team is exactly the same as they always are or using it to draw whatever conclusions they want to about JT and JB or whatever re: the Celts. You don't hear from them at any other point in the year after the team wins.. just every single time they lose disappointingly it's an indictment of the coach, the players, the approach and blah.blah.blah. A lot of the take are in no way reasonable... we can agree the effort wasn't there, but then to say this team is what we thought they were and they'll never win and they'll never beat Denver or whatever the fuck...
This place sucks whenever the Celts struggle at all. Pitino was right about Boston's fans in that it's a morass of negativity.. even after decades of winning at their core they haven't changed.. they're only happy when they're absolutely miserable regardless of years of winning. Theres' a portion of Boston fans that are only happy when the Celts are losing so they can wallow in their misery.
edit: and at 50 i just can't let myself get as angry as I used to.. it's not healthy and it just makes me feel miserable. Game sucked tonight and I just had to walk away from the thread and take a shower and get rid of the game... because it did indeed suck.
edit2: we expect these 20 year olds to never fail or express emotion or etc... but the second there's any adversity this place immediately falls apart.. and I presume most of us are older to much older than the players we criticize about not being able to control things that we ourselves can't control.