Glen Judas

[vulture]

Do you love him or hate him

 

[sir albion]

Not really bothered to be honest

 

[seagullondon]

i hate him.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

He's a professional footballer with ambition (however misplaced).

I WANT Albion players to have ambition.

 

[Northstander]

Lifes to short....Just move on!!

 

[Notters]

He's going to suffer an UNTOLD level of abuse from me.

 

[Silent Bob]

There's a burning Glenn Murray effigy hanging from a lamppost outside my house.

 

[seagullondon]

I am just going to get angry each time i see someone with a degrading hairline, hernia or an uncanny ability to win freekicks. this is all

 

[Silent Bob]

I am just going to get angry each time i see someone with a degrading hairline, hernia or an uncanny ability to win freekicks. this is all

or someone with his hand on his head lopoking like an idiot.

 

[Conkers]

I wouldn't hold any grudges if he went to a bigger club (regardless of wages).
The fact he is going to Palace and a team arguably in a worse position than us to get promoted, he can bloody do one.
It's clear he is only in it for the money, there is NO other reason he would join Palace. None whatsoever.

When it comes to the Palace game, I will BOO him. Not because of what he has done by joining Palace but because he is now a Palace player.

 

[Twinkle Toes]

I don't exactly hate him, but the greedy Northern tosser's gonna get some pwoppa abuse from me when he shows his mug next season.

 

[FOOTSKI]

lifes to short....just move on!!

this

 

[blockhseagull]

Don't hate him, good player and thankful for helping us to get into Championship

Think he is a bit of twat when it comes to making career decisions though

 

[Djmiles]

I have nothing against him, but I hope El-Abd ends his career.

 

[Conkers]

I have nothing against him, but I hope El-Abd ends his career.

 

[The Fifth Column]

His career is already on the downward slide ffs he's joined palace.

 

[Meade's Ball]

When the Palace pay a visit i'm sure i'll send a song or two of hatred his way, but it's his life and he's free to move on. In many ways he never felt ours and perhaps he'll be unsettled in scummy Croydon too. I won't be feeling too betrayed as i rather like the suggested taste of our future with or without him.

 

[Acker79]

Don't care.

For me
-Players come and go - I don't grow attached to them, so I don't tend to buy into the hype, either the extremes of support or the extremes of criticisms (which actually has the side effect of absolutes - such as players winning every tackle, or never heading the ball - sticking out and being somewhat annoying) and see pretty much every player as replaceable, even before we got Gus. With Gus (and his contacts) and TB (and his professional running of the club), and the stadium (and the increased budgets it brings), on the back of the previous season (and the positivity around the club and the football gus wants us to play) I'm even more confident about replacing any of our squad.
-Football rivalries are good for adding to the drama/entertainment of a match, and for good natured banter, for the pantomime ideals of villainy and for the bigger picture of results day (i.e. "we may have only got a draw, but they lost, ha!", or "at least they lost too" kind of thing). They are not for anger and visceral and heated hatred, and certainly not an excuse for physical violence or threats of it towards either 'the other side' or people who switch sides

 

[hitony]

Don't care.

For me
-Players come and go - I don't grow attached to them, so I don't tend to buy into the hype, either the extremes of support or the extremes of criticisms (which actually has the side effect of absolutes - such as players winning every tackle, or never heading the ball - sticking out and being somewhat annoying) and see pretty much every player as replaceable, even before we got Gus. With Gus (and his contacts) and TB (and his professional running of the club), and the stadium (and the increased budgets it brings), on the back of the previous season (and the positivity around the club and the football gus wants us to play) I'm even more confident about replacing any of our squad.
-Football rivalries are good for adding to the drama/entertainment of a match, and for good natured banter, for the pantomime ideals of villainy and for the bigger picture of results day (i.e. "we may have only got a draw, but they lost, ha!", or "at least they lost too" kind of thing). They are not for anger and visceral and heated hatred, and certainly not an excuse for physical violence or threats of it towards either 'the other side' or people who switch sides

Thank you, saved me a lot of typing

 

[HastingsSeagull]

Do care even though not at all bothered he left since we signed an equally good player already but disappointed in him for joining the one club we do actually give a shi* about. Not that we're worried just that we want you in your natural historic place of 4th from bottom with one game to go, against us, for us to be the ones who condemn you to 15 years lower league footie without the factors we had to face, just because you're pik*y sh*te.