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[Albion] Where was the manager?

Should the manager have come over to the away end?

  • Yes

    Votes: 174 87.9%
  • No

    Votes: 24 12.1%

  • Total voters
    198


HangletonGull

Well-known member
Apr 10, 2023
2,547
I thought the way the players reacted at the end was absolutely spot on. Came and stood in front of our fans for a long time. And fair play to most of our fans who clapped them. Maybe the one 'positive' from today.

Fab? Nowhere to be seen.
I’m sorry mate but clapping the players for what ? I saw people clapping them as well give your head a wobble if anyone was clapping
 






Ike and Tina Burner

Well-known member
Mar 22, 2019
686
I thought the way the players reacted at the end was absolutely spot on. Came and stood in front of our fans for a long time. And fair play to most of our fans who clapped them. Maybe the one 'positive' from today.

Fab? Nowhere to be seen.
Only wetwipes clap after a result like that. They're professional athletes not children. They need a bit of abuse to remind them there's a minimum expectation every time they put on the shirt, which none of them met today.

*Edit* abuse as in being shown a bit of anger and being told bluntly it's not good enough. Not being sworn or insulted at.
 
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nsclurker

Well-known member
Apr 3, 2018
608
This.

I wasn’t screaming obscenities at them, like a few were, at the end but I wasn’t applauding that ‘performance’ either.

I’m sorry mate but clapping the players for what ? I saw people clapping them as well give your head a wobble if anyone was clapping
 


kevo

Well-known member
Mar 8, 2008
10,070
Only wetwipes clap after a result like that. They're professional athletes not children. They need a bit of abuse to remind them there's a minimum expectation every time they put on the shirt, which none of them met today.
Yeah, abusing the players is going to really help. Literally the only people doing that at full time were some spotty teenagers who'd had too many alcopops. The players know they f**ked up. They don't need people shouting abuse.
 
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kevo

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Mar 8, 2008
10,070
Don't get me wrong, I get as frustrated as anyone, but that was such a disaster it was good at the end that the players came over, faced the fans and showed some humility.
 


kevo

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Mar 8, 2008
10,070
This.

I wasn’t screaming obscenities at them, like a few were, at the end but I wasn’t applauding that ‘performance’ either.
Don't think anyone was applauding the performance.
 


Iggle Piggle

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NSC Patron
Sep 3, 2010
6,262
He generally doesn’t come over to celebrate either. He said in an interview the moment between the fans and players is special between them, and not a moment for the head coach.
But he has made exceptions. Everton away for example.

Today was definitely an exception.
 






Poskettspurpose

Well-known member
Jun 18, 2021
107
Only wetwipes clap after a result like that. They're professional athletes not children. They need a bit of abuse to remind them there's a minimum expectation every time they put on the shirt, which none of them met today.
What a nause, if the players walked away you’d be moaning. They’re still our team and we’ll fight another day regardless of the manager. Do we just stand and stare at each other awkwardly? Give us some specifics please? Lots of love - a ‘wet wipe’.
 


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portlock seagull

Well-known member
Jul 28, 2003
18,485
I think he made the right call: get down the tunnel, and get ready for the players. A token clap may have triggered dogs abuse from some and what’s the point of that. His job is to look after the players after such a drubbing.
 


kevo

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Mar 8, 2008
10,070
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Ike and Tina Burner

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Mar 22, 2019
686
What a nause, if the players walked away you’d be moaning. They’re still our team and we’ll fight another day regardless of the manager. Do we just stand and stare at each other awkwardly? Give us some specifics please? Lots of love - a ‘wet wipe’.
My support for the club is unconditional not my support for the players. I'm not saying people should insult or swear at them but they need a bit of a shouting at. Literally just being told bluntly that it's not f***ing good enough, because it wasn't today. The worst defeat in 67 years. Anyone clapping them needs a banning order.
 




kevo

Well-known member
Mar 8, 2008
10,070
I think he made the right call: get down the tunnel, and get ready for the players. A token clap may have triggered dogs abuse from some and what’s the point of that. His job is to look after the players after such a drubbing.
It's a fair point.
 


kevo

Well-known member
Mar 8, 2008
10,070
My support for the club is unconditional not my support for the players. I'm not saying people should insult or swear at them but they need a bit of a shouting at. Literally just being told bluntly that it's not f***ing good enough, because it wasn't today. The worst defeat in 67 years. Anyone clapping them needs a banning order.
You would ban about 80% of our travelling fans in that case.
 








kevo

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Mar 8, 2008
10,070
It's weird the things you get really angry about - I was absolutely apoplectic after the capitulation at Leicester, but today was just so bad... I mean, people around me were just laughing at the end. Gallows humour, I guess. Not that we shouldn't be angry about today, of course..
 


kevo

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Mar 8, 2008
10,070


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