A lot don't get it. What many of us do is move towards the back of the tier when the injury time goes up. We can still watch the rest of the game, we can still clap them off, and we can stilll make our own decision on what we do, without having to explain ourselves. Some of us even wait until there is a break in play., and move then, without stopping every two seconds to look back at the pitch, so we don't block everyone's view.Is this why so many were leaving early today? It's not like anyone's in a rush to get home on a Sunday evening on a bank holiday weekend is it? Never have understood the leaving early thing, seemed like more than usual today too
I bet you don't sing either.A lot don't get it. What many of us do is move towards the back of the tier when the injury time goes up. We can still watch the rest of the game, we can still clap them off, and we can stilll make our own decision on what we do, without having to explain ourselves. Some of us even wait until there is a break in play., and move then, without stopping every two seconds to look back at the pitch, so we don't block everyone's view.
But then what many of us do has nothing at all to do with you. You're entitled to your opinion, the same as we are entitled to move from our seat when we want.
I think it's called freedom of choice. So all is good.
:) All that noise gets on my tits. I'm trying to have a match day experience and everyone ruins it by singing.I bet you don't sing either.
Went in and asked if they had given up football parking, was told the guy that organises it just hasn't turnd up and it wasn't a new policy or anything.Did anybody park on Asda Eastlands today? , the attendants weren't there again today, when the weren't there last Wednesday I asked in store could I still park there and I was told no and If I stayed more than an hour and a quarter I would be fined as my reg was taken as I drove in.