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Ok I will accept that I have got it wrong although I did praise him for doing it in an earlier post.

I said the same when he picked his child up::lolol:. I am not saying it was wrong or anything but honestly cannot see all the praise for Halford doing what every other player did and gave his shirt away. This happens every year so nothing unusual.and I cannot see the need for a thread...

You are not allowed to say that.:lolol:

I will accept Greer should have done better but the ball appeared to just hit his shin The header should have been to the edge of the box not up in the air.so both culpable. Greer has done well and will make a good back up. Halford is not ours and hasnt shown enough to make me want him...

Just pointing out that they all threw them to the crowds and it was good that he gave his to a fan in a wheelchair who couldnt have grabbed for it like those on the stands can. What does one of our shirts mean to him absolutely nothing.

Why it has to be either him or Calderon neither good enough as first choice but ideal on the bench. At fault for the 1st goal with a poor header and many others in previous games.

Most of the players threw their shirts away to fans. In Halfords case it means nothing to him as just a mercenary footballer who got paid to do a job but good that he gave to somebody ina wheelchair who couldnt have grabbed it in the stands.