the hitman
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Maybe it was just when he walked past me during the lap of honor, but he was the only player not to be acknowledging the fans and looked completly uninterested. It's no secret thet idont like him, he really is a 
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Glenn Murray
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Northstander
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- Oct 13, 2003
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Not this again!!
Maybe it was just when he walked past me during the lap of honor, but he was the only player not to be acknowledging the fans and looked completly uninterested. It's no secret thet idont like him, he really is a
Ninja Elephant
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- Feb 16, 2009
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Maybe it was just when he walked past me during the lap of honor, but he was the only player not to be acknowledging the fans and looked completly uninterested. It's no secret thet idont like him, he really is a
Your anger is just because the BNP were (rightly) ignored in the elections.
Whitterz
Mmmmm? Marvellous
Murray is going to be instrumental next season
Gerbil
Nsc's most loved
Why the f*** do people get wound up when players don't clap?
It's really pathetic.
It's really pathetic.
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
I have a feeling that Poyet will invite interested parties to make offers for Murray pre season. Murray has never really appeared to have settled at our club.
the hitman
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Well as i said it might of just been as he walked past me, but he was facing the complete wrong way and not acknowledging anybody clapping him. Maybe he sensed that i dislike him
BensGrandad
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He was applauding the fans when they started in front of the North Stand perhaps as they got further around the ground they were getting pissed off. I think it was wrong to do a lap of honour as we didnt win anything but finished midtable. IMHO they should have just gone to the four sides to acknowledge the fans, when the final whistle went, like they do at away games and then gone off to get changed or whatever.
Don Quixote
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- Nov 4, 2008
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Go away, you are very tedious. You sprout the ame old rubbish non stop be it anti immigration or anti Glenn Murray.
porkypie
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Well as i said it might of just been as he walked past me, but he was facing the complete wrong way and not acknowledging anybody clapping him. Maybe he sensed that i dislike him
Its just you hitman!
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Maybe it was just when he walked past me during the lap of honor, but he was the only player not to be acknowledging the fans and looked completly uninterested. It's no secret thet idont like him, he really is a
Doubt that given a free choice more than half a dozen of the players would have done that lap of honour. There was f*** all to celebrate, they probably thought they were doing the fans a favour. The club told them to do it so they did it. Why pick on Murray?
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The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
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Murray pissses me off A LOT, but seriously, your vendetta against him is just weird.
The Truth
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Who really gives a f***?
pintsawhiskey
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Maybe it was just when he walked past me during the lap of honor, but he was the only player not to be acknowledging the fans and looked completly uninterested. It's no secret thet idont like him, he really is a
always found it hard to realise how a player at so many away games can get so much priase and yet he struggles to even wave at the fans!! class player but arrogant ****!! sorry
Didnt even see Murray personally so cant comment, but those around me (right infront of a block as i went nearer the exit while waiting) had a lot of kind words for Kuipers, and he was genuinely appreciative. He was also at a prize giving friday evening for Patcham fc, i wasnt there, but as chairman my dad spoke to him before and after the event. Said he wasnt sure whether he'd take the "non playing" contract, and was sad to not have his playing contract renewed but not totally suprised. Top marks to him for being there both today and last night.
I agree with above though, any decent offer and i think Poyet will probably accept.
so cant comment, but those around me (right infront of a block as i went nearer the exit while waiting) had a lot of kind words for Kuipers, and he was genuinely appreciative. He was also at a prize giving friday evening for Patcham fc, i wasnt there, but as chairman my dad spoke to him before and after the event. Said he wasnt sure whether he'd take the "non playing" contract, and was sad to not have his playing contract renewed but not totally suprised. Top marks to him for being there both today and last night.I agree with above though, any decent offer and i think Poyet will probably accept.
GlennMurray
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My brother spoke to Murray at Half-time today and he insisted that he would be playing for Brighton next season!!