[Albion] Mass exodus at 2-0

[Bozza]

Not sure I’ve ever seen an Albion away crowd evaporate before the end of a game as was the case when Spurs scored their second tonight.

The whole #Together-ness seems to be on the wane everywhere right now.

 

[studio150]

Maybe one to overlook given the bus replacement service with (perhaps) people looking to get home before 2.30am.

I did wonder how sick the leavers would have felt if we had managed a Palace style rally and scored 2 in added time to snatch a draw.

 

[Easy 10]

Maybe one to overlook given the bus replacement service with (perhaps) people looking to get home before 2.30am.

I did wonder how sick the leavers would have felt if we had managed a Palace style rally and scored 2 in added time to snatch a draw.

That looked about as likely as a unicorn shitting on my nans tit. And she's been dead for eight years.

 

[BUTTERBALL]

Stayed right until after the whistle and still missed the rail replacement - just.

 

[Robert Codners Nostrils]

Speaks volumes about the tactics and the way we're playing. I understand that it's deliberate, but when it doesn't work, there's no point in sticking around.


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[Easy 10]

Left on 81 and made the 22.47 from Vicky (standing room only). We were utter, utter garbage, which made the exit a bit easier. Thats the earliest I can ever remember leaving a game.

 

[Shooting Star]

To be fair, I left Upton Park with ten minutes to go once and it was a 3pm kick-off on a Saturday. The sixth goal had just gone in though.

 

[Justice]

Glory boys getting bored already

 

[Stat Brother]

I left Elm Park once so early I don't think I was still in Berkshire at the final whistle.

Oh and by jimminy it was the right decision.

 

[Is it PotG?]

We clapped 'em off

 

[The Optimist]

I stayed until the end as I live in London. My brother left a few minutes before the end and made it back to Haywards Heath for 11.22pm. He started work at 6am this morning so fair enough in my view.

 

[Kuipers Supporters Club]

Glory boys getting bored already

Rubbish

I have been to every single game this season and left just after the second - first time I've left a game early since we lost 4-1 to Norwich away on a Tuesday night.

We were never, ever going to score once, let alone twice, and it meant we got home at a reasonable time.

I did feel a little bit guilty about not clapping the players off, but there you go. It made a massive difference to the time getting back.

 

[Justice]

I left Elm Park once so early I don't think I was still in Berkshire at the final whistle.

Oh and by jimminy it was the right decision.

You missed the porta loo being lobbed around.

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

Watching the video of the players walking into the stadium, I was surprised at the total LACK of togetherness. They mostly came in alone looking miserable.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

The second goal was scored at 87' so not particularly early.
The Spurs fans were leaving at 80' when they were only 1-0 up.

I stayed because I travelled by coach, but didn't get home until after 1am, not helped by M25 closures. I'm fortunate in being retired, but sympathise with those who had to get up for work this morning.

 

[Bozza]

I’m not criticising - I understand the reasons why - but I don’t recall it happening before, although I’m not as frequent an away traveller as many.

It did seem to be reflective of how many felt last night, particularly at half-time: “if the team can’t be arsed to try, then neither will I.”

 

[Pevenseagull]

Probably had tickets for Star Wars

 

[neilbard]

Glory boys getting bored already

Glory boys are off.

 

[AmexRuislip]

From the view I had, the Spurs fans were leaving far earlier and bigger droves than the Albion fans.
Understandable for our fans who wanted to rush and see the stop and go boards and listen to that bell end on the mega phone, at Wembley Park!!

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Its the worst Stadium to get away from at night, so I dont see the issue with leaving early