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[Albion] Booed Off ?
- Thread starter Charlie Livesey
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Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
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Only when the precious manager makes a fuss about it after drawing 0 0 against shite opposition
Gazwag
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While ignoring those very loud boos at Old Trafford and The Eithad after every game
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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Nothing near me. Must have been a tiny minority. Or I’m going deaf…
That’s only if a bleating manager turns it into something.
Old Trafford, WHL and the London Stadium regularly hear a chorus of boos at final whistle. The media forget about it within 48 hours.
- Jan 7, 2006
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Joao Pedro escapes ‘clear’ red card as Brighton are booed off
Julio Enciso had eight shots in the first-half - the most by a Premier League player since Luis Suarez in March 2013
www.telegraph.co.uk
nicko31
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sounded pretty loud from the north
brightn'ove
cringe
There were LOADS of boos at full time. Anybody saying otherwise is kidding themselves. I was in the north and it was loud.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
heard hardly any and I’m definitely not kidding myself
Loud in NS and from NW corner. People all around is, exactly the same at final whistle after the Stains debacle.
The booers … blokes age 30 to 60
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LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Not loud from ESU and over fairly quicklyLoud in NS and from NW corner. People all around is, exactly the same at final whistle after the Stains debacle.
The booers … blokes age 30 to 60
Other than you, they’ve all ran for trains by then. ESU and ESL every game for years is noticeably the first with huge gaps from 75 minutes. The age old excuse is “my kids have school the next day”.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Hmm…couldn’t tell ESL…but I didn’t see many leave past me tonight before final whistle and I’m next to an exit …not to say it doesn’t happen….but again as said I heard hardly anything for any length of time …certainly not enough to create a headline
re ESU “kids to school next day” …..hmm…more like “I’ve got to be at the Day Care Centre early”
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Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
To describe the team being "booed off" is absolutely laughable. Claiming the team was booed off would suggest a sustained cascade of fury from the stands raining down as the players all trooped off down the tunnel. What actually happened was a few grumbles of discontent on the final whistle that died out quickly, nothing more than that.
Typical media bollocks trying to create a narrative where there is none.
Typical media bollocks trying to create a narrative where there is none.
hart's shirt
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There might well have been, but since the Goldstone days the North Stand has always been vocal, both in terms of support and criticism.
Worth remembering though that it only has 2,688 seats. Less than 10% of the AMEX capacity and not a representative sample of average home support.
Even in the highly improbable situation that everyone in the North was booing, it would still be dwarfed by those in the other stands that weren't.
But why let the truth stand in the way of a good headline?
I'll admit 'Albion booed off by some, but not by the vast majority' doesn't quite have the same editorial appeal, but it's probably more accurate.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falmer_Stadium
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Exactly how I view it
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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I was in the North and didn’t hear any booing at FT (from the P&R!)
There might well have been, but since the Goldstone days the North Stand has always been vocal, both in terms of support and criticism.
Worth remembering though that it only has 2,688 seats. Less than 10% of the AMEX capacity and not a representative sample of average home support.
Even in the highly improbable situation that everyone in the North was booing, it would still be dwarfed by those in the other stands that weren't.
But why let the truth stand in the way of a good headline?
I'll admit 'Albion booed off by some, but not by the vast majority' doesn't quite have the same editorial appeal, but it's probably more accurate.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falmer_Stadium
There was once an Albion manager, highly cerebral with a degree, who made a very big thing of a few dozen people briefly booing. It’s not just evil football writers.