Remember what? Being applauded off the pitch?
Oh, you mean a few posts on a messageboard? Get a grip!
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The abuse of Murray when he was injured was disgusting
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Remember what? Being applauded off the pitch?
Oh, you mean a few posts on a messageboard? Get a grip!
Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
Nicely put, we'll done sir
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There may have appeared to be universal applause for him from where you were sitting, but I can assure you that where I was there were no more than a handful of Albion fans applauding him. The rest were still yelling obscenities.
No he didn't.
StillHateBellotti
Active member
Cheers, couldn't find it!
I was sitting in a box directly overlooking the Albion fans.
As such, I had a great view of the overall picture, whereas you could probably only judge by a few fans in your immediate vicinity.
Tony Meolas Loan Spell
Slut Faced Whores
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Mabye you should try going to the Women's Institute weekly tea night instead of football. They have cakes and a tombola, I'm sure they won't offend you.
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I guess I was mixing with the wrong crowd!!
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The whole binfest was that he rushed off the pitch and didn't come over to applaud the fans. If anything, our fans were abusing him because he had put in a transfer request the season before because of his marital problems at the time.
Exactly.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I was in row 12, with the majority of the fans in front of me, and certainly many rows behind me, applauding.
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
100% correct. I have a lot of time for Glenn Murray. He is simply a footballer doing his job, and in all fairness to him the only side of the story we have heard re his defection to Palace, is that of Gus Poyet's, and there are TWO sides to every story.
That apart, l thought the abuse that came his way from Albion fans after his injury was no less than sickening. Made me embarrassed to be a Brighton fan.
Indeed, I'm sure he was chuffed to bits with the coin that hit him on the head just after getting booked.
Murray 17
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I know it has been said before but somebody told me recently (and her partner used to work for the club in a senior position) that Poyet didn't like Murray and that's what it came down to. We all know the sort of players Poyet likes and Murray's languid style is not him. In hindsight, he is more effective than a player that runs around like a headless chicken and barely gets into double figures in the Championship. Palace wasn't the best club to move to from our perspective but I guess if you can stay living where you are settled (and yes, earn more money) then that's even better.
All this stuff about him being moody and distant is made up by the Arse gas reporters to sell papers.
I booed him when he first came back but won't now - he has put up with a lot of abuse and has not responded or celebrated his goals.
Sussex Nomad
Well-known member
Bless xx
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
If Poyet didn't like Murray why did he offer him a contract? Why has he given a press conference to say that the budget for transfers and wages were kept separately? He asked the board to be able to merge it so that he could offer highers wages, but was refused at the time but this has been done now.
BUTTERBALL
East Stand Brighton Boyz
Why ANOTHER thread to debate this. Opening poster attention seeking?
So it was just a coincidence that - just as one example - loads of people reported that he was sitting on his own at the League One promotion party? Riiiiiiight...