Clapping away players off/onto the pitch

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BensGrandad

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• Aug 6, 2017

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I see no problem in clapping players OFF of the pitch after the game if they have contributed to a good game irrespective of the final score. I would,however, object if they had been cynical and petty and thus spoiling the game as a spectacle.

 

Wrong-Direction

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #22

LamieRobertson said:

Its okay i booed them off

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That's awful

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dazzer6666

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #23

Perfectly ok in a friendly. Next week Stirling can **** off to a chorus of boos and ****er signs when he is taken off after being given a footballing lesson by Bruno.

 

Gazwag

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #24

Lower West Stander said:

Mind you I was surrounded by mums and dads and little kids. A lot of the crowd weren't regulars today

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This, first time I have had to sit in my NS seat all game since Peterborough, the second home match at the Amex

 

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Dirty Dave

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I remember when Portsmouth got stuffed by Arsenal at Fratton Park, there was a thing made about the whole ground giving Henry a standing ovation when he came off. Everyone was calling their fans class, I was thinking more tinpot

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LamieRobertson

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #26

Wrong-Direction said:

That's awful

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But i'm grateful you didn't do the same to my kitchen

 

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The Birdman

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• #27

I think was only because it was a friendly down to the business end next Saturday.

 

LamieRobertson

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #28

BensGrandad said:

I see no problem in clapping players OFF of the pitch after the game if they have contributed to a good game irrespective of the final score. I would,however, object if they had been cynical and petty and thus spoiling the game as a spectacle.

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Erm..it was during the game (substitutions)

 

SIMMO SAYS

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #29

spence said:

I heard it on the stream. Blame the JCL'S

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So you weren't there then

 

SIMMO SAYS

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BensGrandad said:

I see no problem in clapping players OFF of the pitch after the game if they have contributed to a good game irrespective of the final score. I would,however, object if they had been cynical and petty and thus spoiling the game as a spectacle.

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Another post towards your noonegivesafeckwhatyouthink sixty thousand

 

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BensGrandad

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LamieRobertson said:

Erm..it was during the game (substitutions)

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As I said at the end of the game not any other time.

 

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BensGrandad

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SIMMO SAYS said:

Another post towards your noonegivesafeckwhatyouthink sixty thousand

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Dont forget to keep count as it appears that you are the only person it affects.

 

LamieRobertson

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #33

BensGrandad said:

As I said at the end of the game not any other time.

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Yes....and i reminded you what the OP was on about.....sigh

 

Eeyore

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• #34

Dirty Dave said:

I remember when Portsmouth got stuffed by Arsenal at Fratton Park, there was a thing made about the whole ground giving Henry a standing ovation when he came off. Everyone was calling their fans class, I was thinking more tinpot

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I'd say class. What is wrong with acknowledging that someone has played your team off the park ?

 

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Anchorman

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• #35

The people sat around me weren't able to pay attention to the game until all the excitement of the Community Shield penalty shoot out had finished, we were talked through each penalty.

 

SIMMO SAYS

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• #36

BensGrandad said:

Dont forget to keep count as it appears that you are the only person it affects.

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You have confused me with someone who gives a feck about you-your brother in law - your sons - your wife - and your imaginary friends on NSC

 

BN9 BHA

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #37

No drama.
Maybe some people that were clapping don't actually support the Albion.

 

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1234andcounting

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #38

It's entertainment innit. Clapping players off and creating a "cauldron" atmosphere are not mutually exclusive. The last time I looked players only left the field when there is a break in play.

 

Albion in the north

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #39

Keep it classy guys.

 

Publius Ovidius

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• Aug 6, 2017

• #40

Dirty Dave said:

I remember when Portsmouth got stuffed by Arsenal at Fratton Park, there was a thing made about the whole ground giving Henry a standing ovation when he came off. Everyone was calling their fans class, I was thinking more tinpot

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To be fair he was outrageously good that day.