Who are the needy, wannabe superfans? Sounds like it's a negative to clap players off by your logic...Wrong question.
People explaining their actions on here are only doing so because sad needy online trolls are criticising their actions to make themselves feel better about their own lives.
Your question should be why are the needy wannabe superfans criticising other blues ?
Doesn’t happen in real life.
That's fair enough mate and your decision, it's the same for every club all home fans get stuck in traffic and our away fans don't exactly glide home.I leave dead on the final whistle.
As I’m on the isle seat I’m almost out of the stadium before the stair way fills up, a quick walk back to the car and away. If I hang back to applaud I get stuck in the traffic and it literally puts 20/30 mins on my journey home so it’s rare I bother to stay to applaud cos I want to get home to be honest, more so on a week night.
Never been done for that?I just park on Ashton new road on double yellows . Back in Stockport 20 minutes after final whistle . I stayed and applauded for about a minute
I’m playing devil’s advocate to an extent here, I’m a live and let live kind of guy.Who are the needy, wannabe superfans? Sounds like it's a negative to clap players off by your logic...
Making an observation and sharing on a forum is what this place is for. It's certainly not trolling. You're getting very defensive and taking it as criticism so seems to touch a nerve.
Anyway, you do you. I've made my point and don't have anything else to add.
or empty fucking seatsI’m playing devil’s advocate to an extent here, I’m a live and let live kind of guy.
I mean emotionally needy in the sense that in their own little minds by staying to the end they become more valuable as fans in comparison with the early leavers who they point out and criticise. Who over the age of 12 actually compares themself to other fans ffs ?? One dafty actually said that staying to the end makes him a better fan than somebody who doesn’t.
It reminds me of being 12 yrs old and arguing on the playground about who had the biggest away support.
If I stay and applaud the team I get caught in it and end up home much later.That's fair enough mate and your decision, it's the same for every club all home fans get stuck in traffic and our away fans don't exactly glide home.
What confuses me is; football fans who attend games with 50000 plus are surprised they on occasions get stuck in traffic.
The best policy is to stay and applaud the team that way you avoid the rush.
He’s trying to form a bond with the fans immediately above and beyond anyone I’ve ever seen for a long time, maybe since Zaba… Rösler… maybe ever?tbf this is something new that previous players/teams havent done post-game at home (Unless they are saying goodbye to the fans! haha). I'm assuming this is something more he's used to in the German games but after last night i can imagine people arent going to want to leave as early, especially the younger supporters who's parents are hauling them out. Was great to see him doing a solo lap last night. The kid is a superstar.
Calling the fans that stay, 'emotionally needy' is a bizarre defensive mechanism. As is saying fans, like myself, have little minds for seeing things differently to you.I’m playing devil’s advocate to an extent here, I’m a live and let live kind of guy.
I mean emotionally needy in the sense that in their own little minds by staying to the end they become more valuable as fans in comparison with the early leavers who they point out and criticise. Who over the age of 12 actually compares themself to other fans ffs ?? One dafty actually said that staying to the end makes him a better fan than somebody who doesn’t.
It reminds me of being 12 yrs old and arguing on the playground about who had the biggest away support.