mancunian blue
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Im sorry if previously been posted but i was quite annoyed at wednesdays game. I no we lost and it hurt alot but is it not tradition to do a lap of honour at our last home game?
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where was the lap of honour?
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shadygiz
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i'm with you mate....but as some said on here the other day....if they had done a lap of honour, we would have had a 50 page thread on the players cheek after not winning anything
mancunian blue
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not winning anything? why does everyone think we have done badly! they have done well this season! i mean come on! 5th! (if we win tomoz) is are highest ever achivement! its their first season together what do u expect! if they had of done one i would have been there clapping and would NOT be posting on that 50 page thread u mentioned!
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malg
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The lap of honour has nothing to do with winning anything, or finishing higher up the league than we have before. The lap of honour is for the players to applaud the fans for their support, and the fans reciprocate by applauding the players.
mancunian blue
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cdc said:I think it had been agreed they would do one if we won or drew - otherwise they would clap from the centre circle, which they did.
still dont think its good enough, tradition is tradition IMO
there proffesionals they should deal with it
rickmcfc
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malg said:The lap of honour has nothing to do with winning anything, or finishing higher up the league than we have before. The lap of honour is for the players to applaud the fans for their support, and the fans reciprocate by applauding the players.
well said.
mancunian blue
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malg said:The lap of honour has nothing to do with winning anything, or finishing higher up the league than we have before. The lap of honour is for the players to applaud the fans for their support, and the fans reciprocate by applauding the players.
agreed
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Anonymous
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To be honest i think the players and the manager were as depressed as the majority of the departing fans , that late goal deflated everyone ........ the general mood probably indicated that a lap of honour on this occasion wouldn't really be missed ...... not by a lot of pissed off City fans anyway!