[Football] The look that says it all

[nickbrighton]

This is worth 15 seconds of anyone's time, just for the look on Bruno's face at the end.

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[Green Cross Code Man]

I saw that yesterday. But I didn't see Bruno, his face was classic!

 

[Perry Milkins]

I saw that yesterday. But I didn't see Bruno, his face was classic!

Erm selective editing. The 'Bruno' head shake was just after a passage of play with errant loss of possession through misplaced passes.

 

[chimneys]

So classy those Pompey fans, or at least the one who posted the video, calling it embarrassing above!

That Southampton fan looks to be in the disabled section, having the time of his life and doing nobody any harm!

And thanks for pointing out the Bruno editing Blind Pugh, as I'm sure he would be one of the last people in the world to judge.

 

[casbom]

Erm selective editing. The 'Bruno' head shake was just after a passage of play with errant loss of possession through misplaced passes.

Yep this is correct, I think it was after the Stephens ball to no one the camera panned to our bench where Bruno shakes his head. However I should imagine most people near that bloke would have been shaking their heads!

 

[ozzygull]

Erm selective editing. The 'Bruno' head shake was just after a passage of play with errant loss of possession through misplaced passes.

Exactly! It was nothing to do with that dancing Southampton fan. Bruno was doing what every Brighton fan was doing during the first half performance.

As "chimneys" said, the fella was just enjoying himself there is no need to have a pop, not classy at all by the Pompey fans

 

[DavidRyder]

The dancing fan has a lot more balls than me - going to a game should be about having (any sort of) fun!

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Erm selective editing. The 'Bruno' head shake was just after a passage of play with errant loss of possession through misplaced passes.

Yes. I agree.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I saw that yesterday. But I didn't see Bruno, his face was classic!

Do you really believe that was why he was shaking his head?

 

[father_and_son]

The dancing fan has a lot more balls than me - going to a game should be about having (any sort of) fun!

Clearly having a good time and shouldn't be ridiculed at all for enjoying himself... his hairstyle however... no excuse!

 

[spence]

My god what a middle aged tool that bloke is. It's a football match not some teenage pop concert.

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[Easy 10]

My god what a middle aged tool that bloke is. It's a football match not some teenage pop concert.

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BELLEND

He's also in the disabled section, so you might want to cut him a bit of slack.

 

[spence]

He's also in the disabled section, so you might want to cut him a bit of slack.

Good spot. Didn't pay attention to the background stuff. Could be a carer ?

 

[wellquickwoody]

My god what a middle aged tool that bloke is. It's a football match not some teenage pop concert.

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May have escaped you, El Capitan does not have a pony tail ��

 

[Easy 10]

Good spot. Could be a carer ?

Could be. And if he is, then fair play to the fella for still having the energy to pop those shapes.

 

[Stat Brother]

Erm selective editing. The 'Bruno' head shake was just after a passage of play with errant loss of possession through misplaced passes.

Blimey the cameraman did well to catch that reaction.

 

[Billy the Fish]

So classy those Pompey fans, or at least the one who posted the video, calling it embarrassing above!

That Southampton fan looks to be in the disabled section, having the time of his life and doing nobody any harm!

And thanks for pointing out the Bruno editing Blind Pugh, as I'm sure he would be one of the last people in the world to judge.

He doesn't look very disabled. It's a football match FFS, if he wants to dance he should go to a rave.

Call it what you like, embarrassing, tin pot or whatever - the whole thing was pathetic and has no place at a football match and playing the disabled card won't change that.

 

[Stat Brother]

He doesn't look very disabled. It's a football match FFS, if he wants to dance he should go to a rave.

Call it what you like, embarrassing, tin pot or whatever - the whole thing was pathetic and has no place at a football match and playing the disabled card won't change that.

There speaks a Brighton fan of some years standing, still unable to deal with The Albion version 1:2.

He's right though a football match is no place for enjoying yourself.

 

[dadams2k11]

He's also in the disabled section, so you might want to cut him a bit of slack.

Was my first thought. My step brother as a Disability (mental age of around 10, his 35) and will quite often start dancing erratically trying to imitate Micheal Jackson where ever he is when he hears a tune he likes. Easy to judge when outsiders look in.

 

[SUIYHP]

He doesn't look very disabled. It's a football match FFS, if he wants to dance he should go to a rave.

Call it what you like, embarrassing, tin pot or whatever - the whole thing was pathetic and has no place at a football match and playing the disabled card won't change that.

So if a person has learning difficulties, which is what I suspect this person possibly has, there should be a zero tolerance policy on their behaviour?