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Adams laughing at the full time whistle?...
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Whitterz
Mmmmm? Marvellous
your f***ing joking right?
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It's what a gentleman on the phone in just said, hence the question mark, did anyone see it?
SirDouglasLoft
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- Jul 4, 2008
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What a wanker, surely that shows that he doesn't care
You know that for 100% do you?
SirDouglasLoft
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Well surely if your teams lost, and you cared you'd be pissed off, annoyed, angry, etc, so why is he laughing?
Daddies_Sauce
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- Jun 27, 2008
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He is laughing because we are paying his wages and knows we cannot afford to sack him.
Assuming the laughing took place...
I do think we should not get carried away with criticising him for laughing.
People laugh for many reasons: a dark sense of humour, a distraction (someone may have told him a joke that made him forget about the performance/result etc), sometime people laugh out of despair, some people are eternally optimistic and laugh to keep their own spirits up.
Given that there is so much more, so many other legitimate reasons to criticise, lets get over this laughter thing asap. People shouldn't be fired for laughing inappropriately.
I do think we should not get carried away with criticising him for laughing.
People laugh for many reasons: a dark sense of humour, a distraction (someone may have told him a joke that made him forget about the performance/result etc), sometime people laugh out of despair, some people are eternally optimistic and laugh to keep their own spirits up.
Given that there is so much more, so many other legitimate reasons to criticise, lets get over this laughter thing asap. People shouldn't be fired for laughing inappropriately.
murraymints4brighton
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if this is true my support for adams has completely gone.
Elder for England
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- Jan 30, 2008
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Such a stupid point. Why would Adams be laughing about our performence, he doesn't want this just as much as we don't.
Russell Slade's hat
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He doesn't want it
We don't want him,
Enough said ?
We don't want him,
Enough said ?
Adams walked passed a photographer that was kneeling, behind the goal, he went to push him over shared a joke with him and laughed as he was leaving the pitch. Its was inappropriate and not a suitable action considering what had just taken place over the last 90mins. Yes he has to go, but due the footballing reasons and not for that.
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seagullsslimjim
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- Sep 26, 2003
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"laughter is the best medicine"?
Lindfield by the Pond
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Whoaaa. Calm down. Just because some keyboard warrior rumours something.... If we get some others that saw it then fine, but to go off on some ty pissed pressing buttons on tin ter net...
Basil Fawlty
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I don't think MA would, but he did look like a man heading to the Gallows at the end of the game.
It wasn't a keyboard warrior, it was someone on the phone in who claimed to have been at the game and was reporting first hand.
Of course, he might have been lying...
- Aug 8, 2005
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So what?! This laughing thing is why us Brighton fans are a sad bunch of muppets. Not really relevant is it. Does it really say Adams doesn't care? I don't think so. When I saw him he looked completely crestfallen.
And two weeks ago I laughed at my Aunts funeral, doesn't mean I wasn't sad that she had died though.
And two weeks ago I laughed at my Aunts funeral, doesn't mean I wasn't sad that she had died though.
1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
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It's a sad state of affairs if MA ain't even allowed to laugh now without getting stick for it.
Whatever next ?
Whatever next ?
While I agree it is a little over the top, do you not think there's an argument that in such a serious situation, laughter is inappropriate?
Would you think it ok for someone in court on charges of murder to laugh and joke around in front of his victim's family?