djh
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Post by djh on Sept 14, 2010 12:31:33 GMT
In Block 28 this one guy started going mental, he shouted "TUNCAY! Why are we playing this idle twat Jones when Tuncay would run and run. Fuck Jones off!" He then stormed out of the stadium, only for Jones to score about a minute later, we all pissed ourselves. ;D That bloke is permanently angry. It's usually Fuller who gets it - he still called him a lazy bastard when he came on as sub and helped turn the game! He also gives Pulis some serious stick. Laughed my balls off when KJ scored. The bloke is obviously happy to see Tunny missing tap ins and free headers every week as long as he runs around in circles a bit first. Be interesting to see if he looks suitably embarrassed when he takes his seat on Saturday! |
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Post by MrDBrent on Sept 14, 2010 12:57:44 GMT
dont have any sympathy for them. the fuckers
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Post by Cyprusdelilah on Sept 14, 2010 13:03:20 GMT
They pay there money, it's there problem.  |
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Post by citynumberten on Sept 14, 2010 13:06:55 GMT
I can understand it at night games where people have to be at work for 6am the next day I go to work at 5am. For how often we play night games, i'll stick to red bull for a day, and hope and pray for a last minute mental, just like last night's, to re-live over and over all day! Worth every second of missed sleep if you ask me!  I'll sleep when I'm dead... City 'Til I Die! |
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Post by One-Two on Sept 14, 2010 13:27:06 GMT
I wonder what the players must think when they see half the ground leaving  |
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Post by dorsetpotter on Sept 14, 2010 14:16:02 GMT
can i just say that there are two sides to every argument we drove up from dorset yesterday 200 miles to watch the match we agreed we would leave on ninety minutes as any body knows it can take up to an hour to get of the car parks and when you have a 200 mile journey home you try to get a head start i have watched stoke for 35 years and can count on one hand the goals i have missed we were under the stand and saw the goal on the tv monitors do you wish we were up in the stand when huth scored you bet we do but would we rather stoke get the 3 points and we miss the winning goal because we have a 200 mile drive home we would take that any day
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Post by PickSCFC on Sept 14, 2010 14:34:02 GMT
can i just say that there are two sides to every argument we drove up from dorset yesterday 200 miles to watch the match we agreed we would leave on ninety minutes as any body knows it can take up to an hour to get of the car parks and when you have a 200 mile journey home you try to get a head start i have watched stoke for 35 years and can count on one hand the goals i have missed we were under the stand and saw the goal on the tv monitors do you wish we were up in the stand when huth scored you bet we do but would we rather stoke get the 3 points and we miss the winning goal because we have a 200 mile drive home we would take that any day but when your traveling that far does say another half hour on your journey really matter? does it fuck |
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Post by stokester1989 on Sept 14, 2010 14:48:24 GMT
depends on the game, how packled out we are and teh score line and the tiem and day we playing. id rather miss 5 mins of football and save hours of ppl walkin infront of your car and been cut up by ppl
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Post by DannyStokie on Sept 14, 2010 15:12:50 GMT
When extra time is announced we always go down the steps and wait till it finishes. I'm not going to wait till the end just to please the knobs who stand in the aisle clapping like seals letting no one out at the end,
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Post by drevil on Sept 14, 2010 16:06:01 GMT
those people pay to get in so do what they please.....
however i feel that those people who leave purely to cut abit of traffic are abit stupid. Support your team to the end. it looks awful seeing hundreds of fans leaving with like 8 minutes left ???
best fans in the league my arse
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Post by mitchstokie on Sept 14, 2010 16:24:52 GMT
What pisses me off is the wankers who go early stand on the steps near the way out so everyone can't see.
I have never gone out early, never will.
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Post by Smudge_SCFC on Sept 14, 2010 16:25:05 GMT
I would reply to this thread but I stopped reading and left 5 minutes ago :-) Excellent! ;D |
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Post by LDE76 on Sept 14, 2010 17:12:49 GMT
In Block 28 this one guy started going mental, he shouted "TUNCAY! Why are we playing this idle twat Jones when Tuncay would run and run. Fuck Jones off!" He then stormed out of the stadium, only for Jones to score about a minute later, we all pissed ourselves. ;D That bloke is permanently angry. It's usually Fuller who gets it - he still called him a lazy bastard when he came on as sub and helped turn the game! He also gives Pulis some serious stick. Laughed my balls off when KJ scored. The bloke is obviously happy to see Tunny missing tap ins and free headers every week as long as he runs around in circles a bit first. Be interesting to see if he looks suitably embarrassed when he takes his seat on Saturday! He doesn't sit too far away from me. The way he was gesturing towards the pitch as he got up and left, you'd think one of the Stoke players had kidnapped his family, or something. He behaved like a complete moron and the ridicule directed towards him by a good number of Stoke fans was entirely appropriate. I hope he did miss the goals, the slavering cuntlobster. |
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Post by Cupid Stunt on Sept 14, 2010 17:20:12 GMT
I don't mind people leaving early, what does piss me off though is they then decide to watch the game from the fucking bottom. So everyone then gets up to go, and you can't see fuck all because the knobs in the queue block the view. This wouldn't be so bad if I was on row 13 or 14, but as I'm on row 28 it just shows how many people get up and go early. To save what? 5 minutes?  |
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Post by st2potter on Sept 14, 2010 17:24:44 GMT
In all fairness I stayed ill the end and had no probs driving out,
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Post by jarvinski on Sept 14, 2010 17:25:50 GMT
some fans me one of them go down from their seats at 80 minutes and stand at the bottom of the stairs by the disabled spots and watch the rest of the game from there. its nice to get a bit closer to the action
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Post by The Red and White Baron on Sept 14, 2010 17:30:34 GMT
I've got a friend who left early in the first season and missed Mama's winner against Villa and probably one of my fondest memories in football. And he left again a few minutes before Huth's winner! Some people never learn |
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Post by Cupid Stunt on Sept 14, 2010 17:43:27 GMT
some fans me one of them go down from their seats at 80 minutes and stand at the bottom of the stairs by the disabled spots and watch the rest of the game from there. its nice to get a bit closer to the action Pay for a seat down at the bottom then. I bet it's great for everyone's view you're blocking too. |
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Post by st2potter on Sept 14, 2010 17:49:41 GMT
some fans me one of them go down from their seats at 80 minutes and stand at the bottom of the stairs by the disabled spots and watch the rest of the game from there. its nice to get a bit closer to the action Pay for a seat down at the bottom then. I bet it's great for everyone's view you're blocking too. +1 |
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Post by robwahlmann on Sept 14, 2010 17:55:58 GMT
People with no real passion for their team!
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Post by davejohnno1 on Sept 14, 2010 18:05:00 GMT
There are all manner of reasons as to why people leave the ground early.
Some are for perfectly valid reasons. Let me give you an example.
My mum went to the game following the death of my old man (1st game since his passing away) and she missed the Huth winner. Had my old man attended, he too would have missed the goal.
The reason...They take my grandads brother to the game and whilst he is relatively fit, and able to walk, his sight isn't the best and he panics a bit when stuck amongst heavy crowd congestion at the end.
Hence they leave the game when the 4th official holds up the added time board usually so he can get a relatively free and easy walk back to their bus.
I am sure there are any number of reasons for leaving early, but people pay their money so have their choice! I would never leave myself unless the game was over, but that is my choice and my choice alone.
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Post by spirered on Sept 14, 2010 18:18:42 GMT
Really don't understand this thread, what does it matter if people leave 5 mins early.......
People come in 5 mins after the game has started, because they are finishing their beer
People go for refreshments on 37 mins
People don't return for the second half until 5 mins after half time..
Each to their own, it pisses me off having to get up and down, but at the end of the day why be bothered about people leaving early
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Post by robwahlmann on Sept 14, 2010 18:22:12 GMT
There are all manner of reasons as to why people leave the ground early. Some are for perfectly valid reasons. Let me give you an example. My mum went to the game following the death of my old man (1st game since his passing away) and she missed the Huth winner. Had my old man attended, he too would have missed the goal. The reason...They take my grandads brother to the game and whilst he is relatively fit, and able to walk, his sight isn't the best and he panics a bit when stuck amongst heavy crowd congestion at the end. Hence they leave the game when the 4th official holds up the added time board usually so he can get a relatively free and easy walk back to their bus. I am sure there are any number of reasons for leaving early, but people pay their money so have their choice! I would never leave myself unless the game was over, but that is my choice and my choice alone. Of course some people leave because of a good reason, but a lot lack the passion of real supporters. |
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Post by truckerged on Sept 14, 2010 18:24:29 GMT
it happens at every club in the country, never understood it myself if i had to list all the late drama i think it would take me quite a while!aint nothing sweeter than a last miniute winner
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Post by madnellie on Sept 14, 2010 23:59:59 GMT
can i just say that there are two sides to every argument we drove up from dorset yesterday 200 miles to watch the match we agreed we would leave on ninety minutes as any body knows it can take up to an hour to get of the car parks and when you have a 200 mile journey home you try to get a head start i have watched stoke for 35 years and can count on one hand the goals i have missed we were under the stand and saw the goal on the tv monitors do you wish we were up in the stand when huth scored you bet we
do but would we rather stoke get the 3 points and we miss the winning goal because we have a 200 mile drive home we would take that any day Can totally understand this especially after an evening game. My drive home is only an hour or so so we stay to the end each game and then leg it to the car. Last night we left a couple of minutes after the final whistle and then sat on the car park for an hour without being able to go anywhere. Got home around midnight feeling tired but very happy. I wouldn't have wanted a long drive to Dorset feeling like that especially if I had to be in work the next morning so I don't blame anyone for leaving a couple of minutes early to ensure they get themselves and their families home safely. |
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Post by mark71 on Sept 15, 2010 0:08:39 GMT
There is a bloke on our row who leaves on 78 minutes during every game, it doesn't matter if it's a 3pm Saturday kick off, a 12:45 or a night game he always leaves on 78 minutes no matter what the score is.
I'd ask him why he does it but he's a rite big bastard.
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Post by bayernoatcake on Sept 15, 2010 0:10:34 GMT
I've left early once (due to my lift needing to be at work) and Brammer scored a 25 yard screamer, never again.  |
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Post by Paul Spencer on Sept 15, 2010 0:14:03 GMT
Really don't understand this thread, what does it matter if people leave 5 mins early....... People come in 5 mins after the game has started, because they are finishing their beer People go for refreshments on 37 mins People don't return for the second half until 5 mins after half time.. Each to their own, it pisses me off having to get up and down, but at the end of the day why be bothered about people leaving early Amen to that brother ... I really couldn't give a monkey's toss what anybody else does with THEIR time. |
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Post by kidsgrove4 on Sept 15, 2010 5:11:16 GMT
Here is a list of times I have left early.......... Pompey away. West Ham away Middlesborough away Newcastle Utd away...........ooh, and Telford. I left all of these games with my good friends, the British Bobby. On several of these occasions, I also got to spend more time with the bobbies a month or so later, as they told K4's humourous antics to a judge and sometimes a jury, at his little courthouse picnic. They loved me, they told the judge 'everything' I said to them, in fact, word for word at times. Some of it wasn't that witty. It's always funnier the first time around. K4...Forgetting to shut his noise since 1967. |
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