[Albion] 15th minute round of applause for Preston fan Dylan Crossey

[KT17]

Terribly sad.

But I'll say the unspeakable: I don't know enough about the psychology of footballers: by giving a 15th minute celebration to this poor kid could we also be giving the opposition extra adrenaline to 'do it for Dylan'?

If that were the case I'd prefer to find a different way, like a collection before the game.

There. Said it. Soz.

 

[Stat Brother]

In on Seagulls Player at work

Call me a prissy pissy pants if you like, but I'm not sure this is quite the thread for what is the happiest smilie in the NSC repertoire.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Terribly sad.

But I'll say the unspeakable: I don't know enough about the psychology of footballers: by giving a 15th minute celebration to this poor kid could we also be giving the opposition extra adrenaline to 'do it for Dylan'?

If that were the case I'd prefer to find a different way, like a collection before the game.

There. Said it. Soz.

You should post more ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- or perhaps not

 

[AmexRuislip]

Call me a prissy pissy pants if you like, but I'm not sure this is quite the thread for what is the happiest smilie in the NSC repertoire.

 

[LVGull]

Definitely so sad

 

[theboybilly]

I'm definitely in

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Terribly sad.

But I'll say the unspeakable: I don't know enough about the psychology of footballers: by giving a 15th minute celebration to this poor kid could we also be giving the opposition extra adrenaline to 'do it for Dylan'?

If that were the case I'd prefer to find a different way, like a collection before the game.

There. Said it. Soz.

Tell me where you are sitting tomorrow and I'll get someone to kick your sorry arse

 

[KT17]

Tell me where you are sitting tomorrow and I'll get someone to kick your sorry arse

E1F T654

See you tomorrow

 

[portslade seagull]

Count me in

 

[Machiavelli]

Call me a prissy pissy pants if you like, but I'm not sure this is quite the thread for what is the happiest smilie in the NSC repertoire.

Prissy pants.

 

[chimneys]

Terribly sad.

But I'll say the unspeakable: I don't know enough about the psychology of footballers: by giving a 15th minute celebration to this poor kid could we also be giving the opposition extra adrenaline to 'do it for Dylan'?

If that were the case I'd prefer to find a different way, like a collection before the game.

There. Said it. Soz.

Words fail me!

 

[Eeyore]

Terribly sad.

But I'll say the unspeakable: I don't know enough about the psychology of footballers: by giving a 15th minute celebration to this poor kid could we also be giving the opposition extra adrenaline to 'do it for Dylan'?

If that were the case I'd prefer to find a different way, like a collection before the game.

There. Said it. Soz.

It would have been better to put 'Soz' at the start of the post and then considered what you were sorry for. Perhaps you may have reconsidered.

Folks show of humanity transcends any imagined extra prowess the opposition may take from it. My only personal 'soz' is that you fail to recognise that such feelings of empathy can bring a greater contentment and happiness than any poxy football result. Solidarity and kinship is what unites us all.

This may sound pious or too philosophical. So to allay your fears, it's unlikely to affect said result. So just join in or keep wise your counsel.

 

[el punal]

Terribly sad.

But I'll say the unspeakable: I don't know enough about the psychology of footballers: by giving a 15th minute celebration to this poor kid could we also be giving the opposition extra adrenaline to 'do it for Dylan'?

If that were the case I'd prefer to find a different way, like a collection before the game.

There. Said it. Soz.

Best if you hadn't.

 

[KT17]

It would have been better to put 'Soz' at the start of the post and then considered what you were sorry for. Perhaps you may have reconsidered.

Folks show of humanity transcends any imagined extra prowess the opposition may take from it. My only personal 'soz' is that you fail to recognise that such feelings of empathy can bring a greater contentment and happiness than any poxy football result.

But to allay your fears, it's unlikely to affect said result. So just join in or keep wise your counsel.

Well it's good to see a considered and reasonable reply, rather than threats of violence!

I don't think my original post was actually nasty in any way. It was horrible what happened to the poor kid but horrible things happen to football fans every day and personally I believe that there has to be some separation between the nastiness in society and football matches which are, football matches.

Tomorrow my complete focus on our game is beating Preston and I would rather sympathise with poor Dylan in a different, out of game way, like putting a tenner in a bucket for his poor grieving family.

You're unlikely to ever hear from me again as Simmo/Simmo's henchmen do for me at half time so bye-bye.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

E1F T654

See you tomorrow

Well done Mr Billy Big Bollocks - PM me and we will see how hard you are

 

[KT17]

Well done Mr Billy Big Bollocks - PM me and we will see how hard you are

Err... why do I need to PM you?

You asked for my seat number and I have given it to you.

I am ready for your published threat of violence and you might care to read this...

http://www.cps.gov.uk/legal/a_to_c/communications_sent_via_social_media/#a04

See you tomorrow, if you are good to your word.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Well it's good to see a considered and reasonable reply, rather than threats of violence!

I don't think my original post was actually nasty in any way. It was horrible what happened to the poor kid but horrible things happen to football fans every day and personally I believe that there has to be some separation between the nastiness in society and football matches which are, football matches.

Tomorrow my complete focus on our game is beating Preston and I would rather sympathise with poor Dylan in a different, out of game way, like putting a tenner in a bucket for his poor grieving family.

You're unlikely to ever hear from me again as Simmo/Simmo's henchmen do for me at half time so bye-bye.

Just apologise for getting it wrong.
Don't kid yourself I've got henchman.
The match tomorrow is just a kickabout .
I will clap my hands on fifteen minutes.
You can cry all you like and get compensation for hurt feelings

 

[Hotchilidog]

I'm in

 

[chimneys]

Well it's good to see a considered and reasonable reply, rather than threats of violence!

I don't think my original post was actually nasty in any way. It was horrible what happened to the poor kid but horrible things happen to football fans every day and personally I believe that there has to be some separation between the nastiness in society and football matches which are, football matches.

Tomorrow my complete focus on our game is beating Preston and I would rather sympathise with poor Dylan in a different, out of game way, like putting a tenner in a bucket for his poor grieving family.

You're unlikely to ever hear from me again as Simmo/Simmo's henchmen do for me at half time so bye-bye.

Bozza made his OP quite clear "(If you don't agree with such tributes, that's your choice, please move on from this thread. You have nothing to add to it.)"

So why be a dick?

 

[KT17]

Just apologise for getting it wrong.
Don't kid yourself I've got henchman.
The match tomorrow is just a kickabout .
I will clap my hands on fifteen minutes.
You can cry all you like and get compensation for hurt feelings

Good to see you're backing off, tough guy