[Albion] I enjoyed myself today...

[Baaaald]

Good man. Me too!

 

[JBizzleBeard]

Same here. I was over the result after 10 minutes. It seems the older I have got the less a defeat bothers me. For me it's all about supporting my team whatever and that seems to offend people on here.

 

[MICK PATCHAM]

good post op !

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

What a great day. OK result not good, but a great day anyway.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

enjoyed the experience, did not enjoy the result!

Better worded than my effort.

 

[HastingsSeagull]

If we haven't won for 13 they'll have a point, but as of today good post xx

 

[countryman]

I also enjoyed it. I would have enjoyed it a lot more if the idiots who are now behind me shut up.

 

[Was not Was]

another entertaining game yesterday as was Leeds & Newport, results will change soon and our luck

Our luck (and, more importantly, performance) may well improve, yes. But entertaining yesterday Only in the way that error-strewn am dram would entertain after two years watching the RSC.

 

[Was not Was]

Put another way ... over the last two years, I've got used to watching the Albion NOT being the proverbial "good day out, ruined by 90 mins of football"

;-)

 

[The Legend that IS Lawro]

Disagree in a much that:

1) If I watch or play sport then winning makes a lot of difference to the post event emotions. Otherwise just clap and cheer on 'may the best team win, hoorah'.

2) If I visit a restaurant and the food is sub-standard, then one has every right to complain.

3) If one has to queue an inordinate amount of time for something, anywhere, then equally a complaint is perfectly reasonable.

Over all of the threads and posts, it surely is up to each individual if they sing/don't sing, swear or don't swear, leave early to avoid crowds or remain behind for a beer ot whatever etc etc so vilification for any views should be tempered I feel.

For what it's worth, I feel that general catering standards are well below what one should expect for the money, but that is easily avoidable by taking burgers,spare-ribs and frankfurters in a flask. The football is looking really good in patches and I am sure it will come together shortly.

Must be a shortcoming but I don't stroll away from the ground with a skip, whistling a tune with my hat on the side of my head if we lose. An hour or so later then whatever, but we have the best facilities outside of the Premiership (and even some within) so let's live up to those in every way.

 

[tinycowboy]

I enjoyed it, the kids enjoyed it, the sun was shining, someone was sick on the train, enjoyed a family meal afterwards in town. There was a great 5 minute period in the second half when we piled on the pressure and booed the referee. Top class fun. Please don't use that horrible phrase "Matchday experience" though...

 

[theboybilly]

I also enjoyed it. I would have enjoyed it a lot more if the idiots who are now behind me shut up.

Were you in the NE corner perchance?

I enjoyed the day (even though Southern tried their hardest to make me miss the KO) A lovely sunny day, a great atmosphere (marred only twice by the numpties behind me) and a few lovely cool pints of Harveys afterwards. Result aside, a fantastic way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Put another way ... over the last two years, I've got used to watching the Albion NOT being the proverbial "good day out, ruined by 90 mins of football"

;-)

I've known that feeling.

 

[Vegas Seagull]

Any match where we don't lose to Palace is an improvement