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Losing your rag and ranting at a player
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feller
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Went absolutely mental at Stephen Dobbie a few seasons back when he messed up a 1 on 1 with the keeper in the last minute away at blackpool. Had to rein myself in when i remembered my 4 year old son was sitting next to me.
jasetheace
New member
- Apr 13, 2011
- 712
Andy ****ing Kennedy at Elm Park. Do I need to even explain?
Iggle Piggle
Well-known member
- Sep 3, 2010
- 5,322
Trolley. Coventry away. It wasnt as if it was unexpected or unusual.
A perfect ball played into feet and a runner into space on the wing. In my mind I'd already seen how this could play out and started to get excited. Then he touched it. As ever, the ball balooned 6ft away and instead of a break on goal, the next action would be a tackle. I lost my shit at this point and launched a tirade of every name under the sun.
The only thing he was any good for was the phone in.
A perfect ball played into feet and a runner into space on the wing. In my mind I'd already seen how this could play out and started to get excited. Then he touched it. As ever, the ball balooned 6ft away and instead of a break on goal, the next action would be a tackle. I lost my shit at this point and launched a tirade of every name under the sun.
The only thing he was any good for was the phone in.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
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One of the most surreal away days ever, that MK Dons away. We were struggling in Div 1 but still took thousands away in that windy soul-less stadium. MK Dons fans in the home seats wearing Premier League tops - one Spurs fan in particular to our left sticks in my mind. The half-time entertainment of the mascots race was met with derision.
The 2 best bits of that game: the 15 minute rendition of "We're the left side...we're the right side" and then as you say our tribute to the great Andy Whing. He never was possessed of the greatest ability but he gave everything for us and he was rewarded at the end of the match with a rousing chorus of "At number 1 was Andy Whing...at number 2 was Andy Whing...."
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
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I remember an awful lot of of Brighton fans in the West Lower going mental at Kevin Nolan for the way he celebrated a goal against us. That was bizarre because no-one was giving him any grief before then. Also in West Lower was the fan who got very close to Brighton's dug-out when Sami was manager. That was a spectacular loss of temper. I think a lot of fans got pissed off with his habit of just sitting in his chair for the entire game as a passive observer. I know I was.
bobbysmith01
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- Feb 6, 2015
- 785
Oh sorry, let me re phrase it. When I thought Barnes had kicked the ref as the ref demonstrated his act to the shocked players around him, later confirmed by TV ? Is that better?
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
No. Barnes caught the back of the ref's heel, which caused the ref to send him off, because he thought Barnes had tried to trip him. It didn't show up on tv, but we saw what happened on Nsc because an opposition fan was filming it on his phone at the time.
Gregory2Smith1
J'les aurai!
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Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
Remainer
Me and my my mate gave Adam Virgo a bit of grief up at Blackpool a few years ago, unfairly, I must add which resulted in fellow Albion fans turning on us and (on reflection, rightfully) having a go at us. We were proper plssed, I mean proper. It wasn't our finest hour. Apart from that I've never had a go at any of our players in forty years.
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
Remainer
.......one other time was when a mate of mine took me to Chelsea v Everton, again well plssed I just spent the entire half calling Nigel Martyn a Palace reject, normally I would have been slung out or at the very least "looked at" however this was the Matthew Harding Lower so almost everyone in there was off their face on something and/or had a problem with Everton players. Wayne Rooney got it quite bad generally.
Lower West Stander
Well-known member
This was the time I lost it more than any other.
He wasn't a Brighton player at the time so omitted it from my previous contribution. I've been to a lot of football games over the years and can never remember a player being such a complete ****.
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