Booing Glenn Murray
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Are you his wife?
There is a bad smell of Palace in that pathetic post!
U are a penis! That was a very true and constructive post
grubbyhands
Well-known member
Exactly the right answer,what've you got to say about that Pretty Pink Fairy/D.R. (regards)
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
Sorry for having an opinion. Thanks for the insult. Classy.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He's good but not class. Ulloa is class.
fat old seagull
New member
Disappointed, but no longer surprised considering some of the posts on here lately. There's a few who just find it easier to be tossers than give respect. It wasn't so long ago that this stuff would have been seriously frowned on, now it's almost expected.
shoreham seagull 1973
New member
Maybe the majority of posters on here need a reality check.
Player leaves for more money - same as we all would if offered.
Comes back to previous stomping ground does well albeit a little lucky,doesn't celebrate,but gets booed. Why
Typical Planks on NSC need to look at themselves and think why did I do that,why because he has earned the right to the money he is on now, something that we could not offer. Granted that if we had him we could be in a better p!lace but we are not. Get over it and vent your splene against the next team, and support the current playeros we have.
Player leaves for more money - same as we all would if offered.
Comes back to previous stomping ground does well albeit a little lucky,doesn't celebrate,but gets booed. Why
Typical Planks on NSC need to look at themselves and think why did I do that,why because he has earned the right to the money he is on now, something that we could not offer. Granted that if we had him we could be in a better p!lace but we are not. Get over it and vent your splene against the next team, and support the current playeros we have.
Knotty
Well-known member
What a load of pathetic, childish nonsense.
rcf0712
Out Here In The Perimeter
Good will to all men......
I'm referring to how he conducts himself as much as anything else. After all this time, he still won't celebrate scoring against us. I'd have him back in an instant. (For his footballing abilities)
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I knew you were referring to his conduct. Ulloa still lives here & comes to watch us, sitting with the fans. That's class. He went to a Premier League club, not a team in the same division or a rival. That's class.
Insel affe
HellBilly
Why would I boo a player who gave such good service to the Albion, and then left due to the fact he was looking out for himself, family and his future. Sorry in my eyes he was one of our better strikers why knight was a legend and muzzy not is beyond me. Good luck Glenn
At the game today, I was appalled to hear boos from the crowd when Murray was mentioned on the linup. I felt it was an insult to a man who has served the club very well in the past.
I know he went to Palace, but football is a business and they were promising first team football for a strong promotion contending championship side and were (probably) paying more money than we could offer him.
I was shocked when he was booed. Even more so when he scored and the booing got louder. He made a fantastic effort of not celebrating and I thought that was amazing.
Even after scoring his second goal he kept his celebrations to a minimum. I give him a lot of credit for that. He proved a point and if that had been me I would have gone mental (particularly after being booed) and I was impressed by the way he controlled himself.
All in all I'm horrified that Brighton fans would boo him and feel bad for Murray.
(On a positive note, we didn't lose!)
Are you for real? This is football, not soccer ball, or cricket, or rugger. Whilst I personally did not feel the need to boo or abuse Murray, let's face it he was the best player on the pitch in the first half, and even questioned the numpties near us who said he was sxxt, this is English football. Murray plays for the opposition, you know the team we are trying to beat, and football is better with a pantomime villain or two.
Appalled, shocked, horrified, really?! Or are you Palace in disguise?
redoubtable seagull
Well-known member
- Oct 27, 2004
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Holding us to ransom? Do you have evidence to back up this bold statement. I heard it was a very different story and the blame lies with the club not the player.
ShanklySeagull
Justice for the 96...
For all the reasons above I found myself getting irritated by some of the booing around me. Murray was class yesterday in both play and conduct - it's a pity there weren't a few more fans able to acknowledge it. I'd have Murray back in a heartbeat. Shame it's unlikely to happen.
Agree.
I applauded him off. I genuinely think he under-estimated the amount of hatred between the two clubs (had he even been part of a Brighton/Derby match during his time with us?), when he left. He's never celebrated when he scored.
Basically, got a better deal and more security for himself and for his family - why wouldn't he? What would all the people booing do?
We are at the ones at fault, we effectively released a perfectly good forward, instead of paying him a few thousand pound more, signed an inferior one for £2.5m, paying him an inflated salary in the process.
Arguably, Poyet's biggest mistake as a manager.
robbie c
Member
I applauded him but then again a fiver on him scoring first may have influenced me ££££££
APACHE
LONGTIME DIEHARD
Murray the striker, is everything that BHA haven't got at the moment, would have him back tomorrow.
army ali
New member
This. Simple. Murray was integral to our league 1 success where he brought that different dimension to our game. It has been well documented on here in the past but it WAS a massive mistake letting him go (Poyet's ego getting in the way). Murray had just scored 30 goals in a season for us, we were promoted and moving into a highly competitive league, why should he have not asked for a new contract? He had proved himself and contributed to our fantastic performances and deserved something more. Anyone on here who disagrees with this is deluded (you go to work, contribute to your organisation's success and 'should' (probably do) get rewarded with either a bonus or a pay rise - if not, I'm sure you get p$£**ed off). He SHOULD have been offered a new contract. He never wanted to go. Do you all feel the same about Ulloa? He wanted to leave! (before anyone suggests it, Ulloa was fantastic for us and do not begrudge him moving on).
The fact is - We miss him and always have since he left. I said we will rue the day by letting him go and we have (many days of pain since).