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Your easily pleased Gullsworth.
All he did was not celebrate because he didn't want to be looking over his shoulder all the time. He is still scum at the end of the day.
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Your easily pleased Gullsworth.
All he did was not celebrate because he didn't want to be looking over his shoulder all the time. He is still scum at the end of the day.
The_Real_SussexSeagull123
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- Aug 4, 2011
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Gd lad. Shame he scored tho
Pbseagull
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I give Murray massive respect for not celebrating espescially after the abuse we gave him. Thought he had a mediocre game until the last 15 minutes, fair play to him for showing US respect
Gilliver's Travels
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So, he's gone from Super Glenn Murray to Despicable Judas Scum, and now restored to sainthood?
For me, he was always a class act who did a fantastic job for the Albion - and did no wrong whatsoever, as a Cumbrian lad seeking better rewards in his chosen profession at the end of his contract.
For me, he was always a class act who did a fantastic job for the Albion - and did no wrong whatsoever, as a Cumbrian lad seeking better rewards in his chosen profession at the end of his contract.
This, if he'd jumped up and down we'd have slagged him off, because he didn't he's a bottler FFS!
Well done Mr Murray, I, for one, didn't give you the credit you deserved, thank you for showing the respect you did. (Still a tw@t for scoring though
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Krispies!
Your type is SCUM 24/7. Now that two league teams have knocked 3 goals past Albion at your new home, expect no favours. Look what happened to Southampton when the moved to St. Mary's.
Looking over his shoulder? At whom precisely, internet hardmen such as you?
You must understand that players, managers, coaches have very little respect for fans, they enjoy the adulation for sure, but all professional players collectively accept in their minds we are all clueless.
Some of the comments on this board since the Palace result shows why they view us with such disdain.
Murray knew that Poyet didnt fancy him and quite frankly couldnt care less whether we the fans didnt want him to go to Palace, he as all players, rightly was looking after his own career/bank balance.
I actually find the 'non celebration' a little odd, it was a bit like the 'kissing badge' syndrome so many players now enjoy.
Its a piss take really and you my friend have swallowed it hook line and sinker .....
samtheseagull
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He didn't celebrate the goal but at the end of the game as he was walking towards the palace fans, he was laughing at the west stand, clapping at us, really taking the piss. Anyone that stayed to the end would of seen this.
I was there at the end, some people in the west stand were clapping him, and he clapped them back.
'Bottle job' my arse. I was too busy burying my head in my hands to notice his reaction to the equaliser but I did notice he didn't celebrate after HIS goal.
Respect to Glenn Murray for that.
After the absolute Dogs abuse he was getting all game, I wouldn't have blamed him for having an Adebayor moment and giving two thirds of the ground the finger.
Fair play to him.
I saw and spoke to Murray after the match whilst waiting by the Palace team coach and he did show a lot of respect the whole evening. He was the last player out as he was obviously talking to a lot of people who he knew from his time with you and wasnt travelling back on the coach as you all know because he still lives local.
When he did finally come out a good number of Brighton fans did shake his hand and he was kind enough to stop and have his picture taken with me.
Although he didnt celebrate on the pitch, deep down he absolutely loved it as any player would.
When he did finally come out a good number of Brighton fans did shake his hand and he was kind enough to stop and have his picture taken with me.
Although he didnt celebrate on the pitch, deep down he absolutely loved it as any player would.
bhaexpress
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They may be scum but even they don't deserve that.
bhaexpress
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Have felt since he left that he has had a lot of abuse he didn't deserve, fair play to him for showing such restraint.
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I think you miss read me there, i am saying that some people might just want to knock his block off if he lorded up after scoring a goal against us.
Ps. i am not the internet geek with nearly 20000 post of "i am right because i am a teacher".
pot kettle black.
Mental Lental
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I knew there must be a reason why he still lives down here.
kemptown kid
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- Apr 17, 2011
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Outstanding player for us, always liked his classy, languid style. V.pleased he showed restraint. Compare and contrast Dean Hammond...