Sussex Nomad
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The minutes applause for Muamba ...... Why ?
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Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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not at all , time and time again you show yourself up to being the plum you are ............ carry on.
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Assumptions/Presumptions aren't really a good trait to have, and to think I was impressed with your superiority.
Oh dear. That's not so good, your replies are getting a bit samey now. Do you want to have another try?
Sussex Nomad
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Oh bless you... you'll be wanting a kiss next xx
Nah bored now, I'll leave empty lives to have their moans about anything and everything if it helps fill the gap.
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Oh, that's a shame. Us mortals can easily astray without your moral compass to guide us.
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Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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the moral of the story is that this person spends nearly a £100 on a train ticket then doesn't go .............. ENOUGH SAID .
Sussex Nomad
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I know, I carry a heavy burden to society... I'll just have to read in pain and allow the 'mortally immoral' to be guided by their own stupidity.
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ForestRowSeagull
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They sit one row in front and one seat to the right of me, you must be very close to me ?
AlastairWatts
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Only a minute? this guy's clearly a hero: deserves much more ...
Fabrice Muamba was 'dead' for 78 minutes. Remarkable story, really. All credit to the medical people.
BBC Sport - Fabrice Muamba was for 78 minutes - Bolton doctor
BBC Sport - Fabrice Muamba was for 78 minutes - Bolton doctor
ferring seagull
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- Dec 30, 2010
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I joined in the applause at last night's game and believe that it was the recognition of the greater football community's respect for any player in such circumstances. We applaud any player being carried off with a serious injury even though that may be much less significant than was in the case of Fabrice Muamba.
Irrespective of anything else, the club considered it appropriate so, for me, that was enough !
Irrespective of anything else, the club considered it appropriate so, for me, that was enough !
Uncle Spielberg
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That's they way I see it. If it had been a Rugby player or something it would not been done. I think it is a tremendous heart warming tale which has joined people together rooting for this guy and bringing out the best in human nature, something we see less and less of nowadays and with all the shit and bad news we endure daily now. I really can't see how it has inconvenienced everyone so much.
Strange World we live in now.
Sussex Nomad
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Totally agree.
Uncle Spielberg
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I was not there last night but think I would have joined in with the applause. It seems pretty mean spirited not to.
Prettyboyshaw
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I'm looking forward to benefit concert in Hyde Park. We can all show how much we care and sing along to the new Sting/Bono & Geldof song My Heart Must Go On.
If we all wear Albion shirts we can show that lot from Selhurst up, for being the uncaring wankers that they are. Their applause last night was nothing short of total shite!
If we all wear Albion shirts we can show that lot from Selhurst up, for being the uncaring wankers that they are. Their applause last night was nothing short of total shite!
Barn Door Billy
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1) He's alive
2) The soldier who lead the team on to the pitch kinda had his moment taken away (i thought).
3) Do we now do a minutes applause for all footballers that suffer the same thing ? God forbid he'd actually died !
Im not saying our thoughts shouldnt be with him but get a grip people (i even saw 2 young lads with with a home made t-shirt on with the words 'pray for Muamba')
I am trying to convince my self I have not just read a post as pathetic as this...
Sussex Nomad
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Oh the dripping sarcasm... the I'm Alright Jack mentality is quite toe curling.
rjbseagull
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- Apr 27, 2010
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Silly for people to make comparisons between personal experiences and Muamba.
Obviously something like that happening on live TV in such a global interest as football will attract more attention then similar situations in other industries, hence the media hype.
The whole thing has just shown unity in football, which I have to say is quite refreshing given that it's certainly been one of the more controversial season both on and off the pitch.
Obviously something like that happening on live TV in such a global interest as football will attract more attention then similar situations in other industries, hence the media hype.
The whole thing has just shown unity in football, which I have to say is quite refreshing given that it's certainly been one of the more controversial season both on and off the pitch.
- Jan 18, 2009
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The medical people must be getting right pissed off, they do all the hard work and Muamba get's all the applause.
Its a good job he's off the ventilator now.