Booing someone being carried off on a stretcher.

[LlcoolJ]

They were also booing Calde for getting an elbow in the face and having to go off to get stitched up classless f***ers

This. Dickheads.

 

[easynow]

you guys are being too harsh. Derby is a great place to see in your rearview mirror as you get on the m1 heading back south.

 

[fat old seagull]

Why's that funny?

I'd not clap an opposition player on a stretcher, I'd give him a dignified silence. And I sure as hell wouldn't boo.

I might .....if he was Palarse

 

[portslade seagull]

Just hope Solly is only a short injury break

 

[Hampster Gull]

Why were they booing him? Had he done anything?

 

[seagully]

Why were they booing him? Had he done anything?

They started booing when he went down earlier in the half with an injury- I guess they thought he was faking it to waste time

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Disgraceful yes, but wasn't a section of out own supporers doing that when Glenn Murray suffered that serious injury in the Play-Off Semi-Final first leg?

 

[Working class pride]

Let's stop being the victim, and just win or kick them off the park. Stop moaning. He got carried off and those nasty men from Derby booed him. Well lets not care and kick em back, and harder than they kick us.

 

[GingerBeerMan]

Disgraceful yes, but wasn't a section of out own supporers doing that when Glenn Murray suffered that serious injury in the Play-Off Semi-Final first leg?

Both stupid, but not equal. Murray went to our bitter rivals on a free and then scored against us twice. March is an insignificant young player trying to make his name in the game we all love. I don't agree on booing either, but I don't think it's the same.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Total opposite to Birmingham supporters who to a man clapped Rosenoir when he was stretchered off a couple of weeks back

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Both stupid, but not equal. Murray went to our bitter rivals on a free and then scored against us twice. March is an insignificant young player trying to make his name in the game we all love. I don't agree on booing either, but I don't think it's the same.

I'm afraid I think it is EXACTLY the same. The booing of Murray took the edge off a brilliant night out in SE London. I was ashamed.

 

[ferring seagull]

They started booing when he went down earlier in the half with an injury- I guess they thought he was faking it to waste time

That probably because they are a filthy team and don't recognise anything which is anywhere near reasonable !

 

[Mackenzie]

Total opposite to Birmingham supporters who to a man clapped Rosenoir when he was stretchered off a couple of weeks back

You've either got class or you haven't.

Shame on the Derby fans.

 

[Easy 10]

I recall being next to someone who was stood up giving absolute vein-bulging DOGS abuse to an opposition player at Withdean once, as he went down and received treatment on the pitch.

He went off eventually. With what turned out to be a broken leg

Who was that again [MENTION=272]Gritt23[/MENTION] ?

 

[Guinness Boy]

This was my instant reaction. I stand by it now.

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[crasher]

Disgraceful yes, but wasn't a section of out own supporers doing that when Glenn Murray suffered that serious injury in the Play-Off Semi-Final first leg?

That's an urban myth. Murray went down in the box with no one near him and a few booed thinking he was trying to win a penalty. When it became obvious he was badly injured there was no booing was there? Certainly not when he was on a stretcher.

 

[Mellotron]

Disgraceful yes, but wasn't a section of out own supporers doing that when Glenn Murray suffered that serious injury in the Play-Off Semi-Final first leg?

Also thick ****s. It's pretty obvious when a player is properly injured, and to boo a player at that point is off-the-scale thick.

 

[Mackenzie]

That's an urban myth. Murray went down in the box with no one near him and a few booed thinking he was trying to win a penalty. When it became obvious he was badly injured there was no booing was there? Certainly not when he was on a stretcher.

Correct.

 

[brakespear]

No class. None.

Absolutely this. Joke fans.

 

[Stumpy Tim]

Why's that funny?

I'd not clap an opposition player on a stretcher, I'd give him a dignified silence. And I sure as hell wouldn't boo.

Why wouldn't you clap an opposition player being stretchered off? When players are forced off I always clap. After all, football is entertainment and without both teams giving it a go we would not have the game we love. Injured players deserve a clap