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Clapping away players off/onto the pitch
- Thread starter Giraffe
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London Irish
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Jeez it was a friendly against a team we have no rivalry with. Some of the comedy tough guys on here 
My son and his friends (all 7) amused themselves with doing the "whhhoooo?" at them yesterday. Really looking forward to doing it to some big name players this season.
Kuipers Supporters Club
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Torres has won nearly everything there is to win in football, he held the World Cup, European Championship, Champions League and Europa League all at the same time.
Antoine Griezmann is (normally) one of the top 10 players in the world
Watching them in a friendly environment, I enjoyed watching them both play , it won't happen often, so I clapped their talent.
Would never do it in a league game though. Although I did clap Dean Ashton when he scored against us for Crewe, that day he was outstanding
Antoine Griezmann is (normally) one of the top 10 players in the world
Watching them in a friendly environment, I enjoyed watching them both play , it won't happen often, so I clapped their talent.
Would never do it in a league game though. Although I did clap Dean Ashton when he scored against us for Crewe, that day he was outstanding
Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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anyone "CLAPPING" been to GLYNDEBOURNE OPERA 
regards
DR
regards
DR
BensGrandad
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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
Why do you hang on to my tail so much then?
BensGrandad
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Pavilionaire
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I'm going to cut the OP some slack and agree with him on his point about needing to make the Amex a fortress.
Clearly, it won't be a fortress, but there will be times this season when we'll need to make noise when we otherwise wouldn't. There are also a load of newbies this season and they need to be shown the ground rules.
Clearly, it won't be a fortress, but there will be times this season when we'll need to make noise when we otherwise wouldn't. There are also a load of newbies this season and they need to be shown the ground rules.
LamieRobertson
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And?
BensGrandad
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Just explaining my answer to the original question which you seemed to find bizarre and irrelevant.
Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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good luck with that then , it will fall in line with all the other premier ghost grounds, just sitting in their seats with a shiny new replica shirt and mobile phone in hand will suffice ............ HARSH BUT TRUE
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DR
LamieRobertson
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Erm I'm not certain how you could come to that conclusion from my reply ..I was merely pointing out the original post which you seemed to misunderstand..sigh
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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To many Rodneys in the happy flappy club
Give theyse foriegners an inch and they will start taking libraries like them Hanoverians at burnley who got match abandoned. Anyone who claps oppo is a melt end of.
Regards
DR
anyone "CLAPPING" been to GLYNDEBOURNE OPERA
regards
DR
When parody and reality merge...I always have to check to see whether there's a capital p in pink!
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I agree. I do remember clapping Chris Eagles' goal which was superb, and we had very ironic cheers for every goal that Stoke scored against us, on the last day of the season, at Withdean. The Stoke fans, in return, cheered Doug Lofts single goal when we were already 5-0 down. Happy days.