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Avoiding traffic is more important than city
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DannyBoy2890
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Maybe all the early leavers are smokers?
Selfish wankers!
Selfish wankers!
Prestwich_Blue
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All the happy-clapper Mancini fan-boys tell me and others to support the team. Well I was there when the whistle blew at 90 minutes and applauded the team off the pitch after a good performance. How many of those that tell us we don't support them team were there then?
Prestwich_Blue said:All the happy-clapper Mancini fan-boys tell me and others to support the team. Well I was there when the whistle blew at 90 minutes and applauded the team off the pitch after a good performance. How many of those that tell us we don't support them team were there then?
Haha! You're out for blood tonight mate! I'm surprised you can function after a defeat if this is how it is after a 4-0 win. :-)
Santiago Street
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Game was over at half time. I was bored shitless most of the 2nd half and did well to hang on til the 75th minute. Had time to stop at Asda for a bit of shopping on the way back to the car and still beat the traffic
Result !
Result !
gordondaviesmoustache
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Who is this grumpy poster?Prestwich_Blue said:All the happy-clapper Mancini fan-boys tell me and others to support the team. Well I was there when the whistle blew at 90 minutes and applauded the team off the pitch after a good performance. How many of those that tell us we don't support them team were there then?
tiggsywiggsywoo
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I agree to no appreciation of the team and piss poor support fuck the traffic. Clap the lads its your fuckin team for christes sakeCheethamHillBlue said:Caveman said:People can make jokes about it or say people can leave when they like, but it's shit support no mater what way you look at it.
Don't wish to sound patronising but well done you.
So all these people that have to leave early....would they still have to leave if it was 0-0 and we were piling forward?! I doubt it. I think it's a shame that nowadays a 4-0 win is so boring that you can't stay an extra few mins and applaud the team .
tiggsywiggsywoo
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is fairy liquid still on offer?Santiago Street . said:Game was over at half time. I was bored shitless most of the 2nd half and did well to hang on til the 75th minute. Had time to stop at Asda for a bit of shopping on the way back to the car and still beat the traffic
Result !
Why do people get annoyed what time other people leave?
Congratulations, you stayed in your seat for a full ninety minutes and injury time. People go to the game for entertainment and by the 85th minute, if not earlier, the game had become a monotonous, laborious, event to see out time. Nothing was in doubt and the game was languishing towards the full time whistle. I left at 87 minutes to get a taxi and get home potentially 25 minutes earlier than it takes by walking after the final whilste. I enjoyed that pint I may not have had otherwise.
Congratulations, you stayed in your seat for a full ninety minutes and injury time. People go to the game for entertainment and by the 85th minute, if not earlier, the game had become a monotonous, laborious, event to see out time. Nothing was in doubt and the game was languishing towards the full time whistle. I left at 87 minutes to get a taxi and get home potentially 25 minutes earlier than it takes by walking after the final whilste. I enjoyed that pint I may not have had otherwise.
bluegirl74
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Anyone in the ground can come and go as they want for me. I assume they've paid for their ticket and can do what they want.
I prefer to stay to the end but that's my choice. I have left early in the past for various reasons and will do so again if I want to.
I prefer to stay to the end but that's my choice. I have left early in the past for various reasons and will do so again if I want to.
ChesterRdBlue
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This again. I do what I do with anything else in my life, if I've had enough or want to be doing something else then I do, no amount of tut tutting will change that. I'm sure that I'm not alone in that I pay to go and watch City and not the other way around. I admit that it is sometimes difficult to tear myself away from such exhilarating football, mind blowing atmosphere, great company and splendid fun all of this whilst being treated so well by the authorities in charge and football in general, but I manage it.
jimharri
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ChesterRdBlue said:This again. I do what I do with anything else in my life, if I've had enough or want to be doing something else then I do, no amount of tut tutting will change that. I'm sure that I'm not alone in that I pay to go and watch City and not the other way around. I admit that it is sometimes difficult to tear myself away from such exhilarating football, mind blowing atmosphere, great company and splendid fun all of this whilst being treated so well by the authorities in charge and football in general, but I manage it.
An alarming outbreak of common sense in this thread all of a sudden!Oils said:Haha love it, the fortnightly early leavers thread! Sometime leave early sometimes don't....miss a goal and see a last minute one...nothing changes still 100% blue and always will be. What a joke thread...boring in the extreme.
jonmcfc
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I don't notice I'm to busy watching game than people leaving.
There is a Light
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All this shit about leaving early to aviod the traffic is just that... shit. More people leave 5 minutes early than stay to the final whistle, so I beat the traffic by actually staying to the end then watching the goals on the big screen after instead.
At full time, I looked to either side of me and there were about 10 empty seats on both sides. There were about 20 seats in a row behind me and 20 seats in a row in front of me. I was literally the only person left in about 60 seats which were full during the match.
It is precisely the thing we used to take the piss out of the Rags for, but now we are probably the worst in the league for leaving early.
The people on the defensive about it are probably the ones who leave early, who insist it's a free country, they pay their money and they can do what they want, blah blah, but it makes us look like unappreciative, fickle arsed supporters who are more interested in watching Ant and Dec than giving up another 10 minutes of their time to watch the end of the match.
I'm not at all surprised Newcastle fans were taking the piss.
At full time, I looked to either side of me and there were about 10 empty seats on both sides. There were about 20 seats in a row behind me and 20 seats in a row in front of me. I was literally the only person left in about 60 seats which were full during the match.
It is precisely the thing we used to take the piss out of the Rags for, but now we are probably the worst in the league for leaving early.
The people on the defensive about it are probably the ones who leave early, who insist it's a free country, they pay their money and they can do what they want, blah blah, but it makes us look like unappreciative, fickle arsed supporters who are more interested in watching Ant and Dec than giving up another 10 minutes of their time to watch the end of the match.
I'm not at all surprised Newcastle fans were taking the piss.
itsnevereasy
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I find staying right till the end and a nice slow stroll back to the car leaves me finding that most of the traffic has gone. To many people in too much of a rush these days.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Have you considered changing your deodorant?There is a light said:At full time, I looked to either side of me and there were about 10 empty seats on both sides. There were about 20 seats in a row behind me and 20 seats in a row in front of me. I was literally the only person left in about 60 seats which were full during the match.
With the 'I've bought my ticket I'll do what I want' attitude we'll never improve the atmosphere at the Etihad. Clearly the irony of singing '50,000 empty seats it's only 5-1' is lost on you lot.
Whilst I realise it's a free country and you're allowed to do whatever you want, I think it's a shame that our fans have become so arrogant to be happy to just walk out when we're winning 4-0. What happened to staying behind and applauding the team for their efforts?
Whilst I realise it's a free country and you're allowed to do whatever you want, I think it's a shame that our fans have become so arrogant to be happy to just walk out when we're winning 4-0. What happened to staying behind and applauding the team for their efforts?
There is a Light
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gordondaviesmoustache said:Have you considered changing your deodorant?There is a light said:At full time, I looked to either side of me and there were about 10 empty seats on both sides. There were about 20 seats in a row behind me and 20 seats in a row in front of me. I was literally the only person left in about 60 seats which were full during the match.
Ha, you might be right, but there must be a lot of smelly bastards in the rest of the stadium to explain the other 25k empty seats!