Luther Blissett shares his perspective on the criticism surrounding the minute's silence held before the Sheffield Wednesday game. Despite enduring media and public abuse, Blissett still loves the game. However, football can sometimes strain the harmonious relationship between fans and the sport, as demonstrated by the disrespectful behavior of some supporters towards Blissett.
Luther Blissett has given his view on the criticism of the minute's silence that was held prior to the Sheffield Wednesday game. Image: PAThat’s right, the magic number, the one that means your team goes from zero to hero because they’re winning. The one that can turns carping into clapping.
I am sure that many Watford fans who listened to Graham speak on Jeremy Vine would have been stunned to hear him tell how after the game at Brentford some supporters were coming out of the pub to throw beer over him, because someone had publicly said “he shouldn’t manage again”. This had the feeling of result over performance and at times, yes, it was ugly. But there is a saying we used to use a lot: ‘Winners know how to win ugly’.
You played in a Watford team that was direct in its approach. The current team plays more possession-based football. Can you understand fans finding that frustrating?Our way was simply to put them under pressure and test the opposition. Shots, crosses, win the ball high up the pitch. Never turn down a cross or shot opportunity and never turn down an opportunity to turn over the oppo.
In that same interview Graham went on to talk about the game at that time , he was not someone impressed by statistics and our results and his were built on simplicity. Just as great communication is based on simple good manners that means all get to have their say. The agreed wording was mindful of all those attending, including children, and was a simple act of tribute and solidarity for our player.
There is a huge difference, though, between being funny through football and setting yourself up as an authority or opinion leader.
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