[Albion] Booing at Half Time

[Bold Seagull]

And I must admit to booing, but it was directed at Huddersfield.

Booing from East upper was definitely directed at our team, but only from a handful of morons thankfully.

 

[Turkey]

My usual reaction to a disappointing half/game is silence as don't think booing helps at all, regardless of our 'rights'. That said, in a way, the reaction it caused, with far more people spontaneously clapping and shouting encouragement saw Matt Ryan interact with the crowd and gee us up and possibly set the tone for a together North Stand in the second half.

 

[carteater]

Sitting in the WSL all I could hear was moaning whenever Stephens passed backwards. It was a bit frustrating, but sometimes it was the only option. Shut up and support your team ffs.

 

[Greg Bobkin]

I thought it was SHAMEFUL booing at half time, it should have started much EARLIER in the game

Personally I WAS booing DURING Ring Of Fire. Better safe THAN sorry

I was BOOING the BOOERS.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

In a crowd of 30k(Official Attendance) you are bound to get a few ignorant people.
I have some of the "Get it Forward!!" brigade near me.

Where in LA was that game?

 

[BensGrandad]

It must be my hearing but I didnt hear any booing towards our team in Lower West.

 

[Ecosse Exile]

Cant say i agree with it, however, a decent manager will use that to inspire his team, i thought both teams were dire in the first half, more so Brighton because i know we are capable of so much better, this is a team that were better than Chelsea and Arsenal for long periods, that Liverpool needed a scouser in black to help them win, that Man United resorted to timewasting against to see out a hard fought 1-0 victory, yes we can and should play better than that first half performance. I would like to think along with a kick up the arse, Chris Hughton told his team to go out and silence those booing and make sure there weren't any more boos in the second half.