Zubrman
Well-Known Member
I think I will leave this thread early. Don't care what you all think.
1961_vintage said:bluemoon risin' said:This has probably been covered before.
No I don't think it has.
Don't forget liberal use of the word 'embarrassing'.Shirley said:The first 5 or so pages of this thread will be anti early leavers and the next 25 or so will be early leavers strongly defending their right to leave early.
bluemoon risin' said:This has probably been covered before but it has now got to a point where I think it's getting embarrassing. When the whistle blew yesterday, I looked around the stadium and I bet there was probably less than 30 000 still inside. I find it disrespectful to the players when applauding them off, they look into the stands and see that many can't be bothered to stay till the end. I can accept some leaving, but when it's near half empty, there is no excuse.
This is the best and most exciting football we have seen since the Mercer Alison era, so why thousands decide to leave with upto10 mins to go is beyond me. In the 9 goal thriller v Arsenal, 3 goals were scored in the last 5 minutes , yet many had already left the scene.
It never used to be like this, and I remember when we got thrashed 5-1(I think) at Maine road v Arsenal where most stayed till the end chanting "We're gonna win 5-4!." We have seen some awful football in the past where leaving early could be excused for. but I cannot understand why so many choose to leave early nowadays...
Monkeyspanker said:In all my years of watching City I have left early twice to my recollection...1 Leeds away early 90's as we were 4-0 down (4 of us got beat up outside going under the motorway). 2 wembley v Gillingham 2-0 down so left at 90 mins had to leg it back in for extra time & pens....moral = LESSON LEARNT..