Anyone Else Admit To Discretely Applauding The Burton Goal?

BBassic

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #41

No applause from me. It wasn't a a foul, wasn't a free kick and thus was a shit, cheap, stolen goal.

 

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theboybilly

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #42

Triggaaar said:

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I didn't think you understood how it works

 

Durlston

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #43

I lost my tenner bet on 3-0 @ 8/1 so I was disappointed. From where I was in the south it looked unstoppable - curling in off the post. Moment of magic from a class player in Michael Kightly.

 

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HellBilly

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Brighton factually.....

• Feb 11, 2017

• #44

I did because I had 3-1

FFS Murray

 

Surrey_Albion

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Jan 17, 2011

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #45

The Oldman said:

I did. Fortunately wearing gloves so very quiet and stopped after two claps as I realised what I was doing.

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I did exactly this .... also with gloves on

 

SIMMO SAYS

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #46

NO

 

greenfordgull

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #47

I certainly clapped, a fantasticly precise effort.

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SIMMO SAYS

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #48

greenfordgull said:

I certainly clapped, a fantasticly precise effort.

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89 posts in 8 years you need therapy

 

DavidinSouthampton

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #49

I applauded, and plenty of others around me in WSU did, too.

 

Thunder Bolt

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #50

Tom Hark said:

Didn't realise til your post that it was the same player. But me and everyone around me in the North muttered how well their number 28 did playing his team out of severe pressure at that point.

Sounds a bit like a patronising Albion-Albion love-in. Tho it really wasn't. Don't think anyone applauded the away support numbers. They might as well have been a mural for all the support they gave to their team. Probably only here to tick a new ground off their trainspotting list. **** 'em!

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Well done to the club for helping them afterwards when their coach broke down.

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South Stand Bonfire

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #51

Postman Pat said:

Nope, had a few quid on 4-0 @20/1.....

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I had 4-1

 

Miximate

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #52

Said to my mate...."no chance, too close and too straight"

Gobsmacked when it went it, initially thought DS must have been at fault for positioning, but then ....fair play, well done!

 

BBassic

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Jul 28, 2011

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #53

Tom Hark said:

Didn't realise til your post that it was the same player. But me and everyone around me in the North muttered how well their number 28 did playing his team out of severe pressure at that point.

Sounds a bit like a patronising Albion-Albion love-in. Tho it really wasn't. Don't think anyone applauded the away support numbers. They might as well have been a mural for all the support they gave to their team. Probably only here to tick a new ground off their trainspotting list. **** 'em!

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Not sure what your problem with their fans is. Shared a round with some of them before the game and they were funny, knowledgeable and humble.

A far shout from ground ticking day trippers. Let's not forget it's a f**k of a distance to travel for a team struggling to stay in the division, a team that also struggles to hit 6k for a home game.

There but for the grace of God, go I

 

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MattBackHome

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #54

Beautifully taken.

 

Mellotron

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #55

shaolinpunk said:

I applauded it without even realising. He couldn't have placed it better if he'd manually walked it up to the goal and put it there by hand.

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Thought exactly this.

 

Steve in Japan

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #56

I clapped....it was perfectly struck, impossible to save. Couldn't have got closer to the top corner without rebounding.

 

Goldstone1976

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #57

Didn't clap, but did nod appreciatively. Perhaps the best free kick I'll see live this season.

 

Notters

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #58

I applauded. Why not?

 

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rippleman

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• Feb 11, 2017

• #59

yup...certainly did.

Not sure I would have if it had been 0-0 at the time

 

dazzer6666

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• Feb 11, 2017

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Steve in Japan said:

I clapped....it was perfectly struck, impossible to save. Couldn't have got closer to the top corner without rebounding.

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Goldstone1976 said:

Didn't clap, but did nod appreciatively. Perhaps the best free kick I'll see live this season.

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Notters said:

I applauded. Why not?

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rippleman said:

yup...certainly did.

Not sure I would have if it had been 0-0 at the time

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All of these. Superb kick.