[Albion] Was it right to clap Macca yesterday?

[BN9 BHA]

Typical plumber

 

[Milano]

It was right to clap him AFTER the match.
Based on nothing of any substance but I just have a little feeling that he might return to the stripes one day.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Of our recent departures, I have a brief league table of clapping to complete indifference or booing. It's all theoretical though, as I rarely get to games these days.

Ali Mac and big Dan Burn are table topping for clapping. Both parted on very good terms.
Sulky Trossard is firmly rooted at the bottom of the table and I'd happily join in any boos for him.

After the way BDB celebrated overjoyously when he scored against us, he rates for me the lowest of the low.

 

[Giraffe]

Yep. Good servant to the club, left on good terms, RDZ clearly still has time for him, gave us the first goal. What more can you ask?

And quite possibly the second goal. Decided not to intercept the cross. Odd.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

I don’t get the hostility towards Caicedo. He signed a contract extension in February which he didn’t have to and that assisted the club when taking Chelsea’s pants down for £115 million.

Because he (or his agent) “forced” the move rather than waiting until the time was right..

 

[Knocky's Nose]

Will always have respect for Ali Mac. Conducted himself immaculately whilst with the club, during the transfer and also afterwards.

We can bemoan the fact he left Brighton - but he's a career footballer. He has to make the decisions he feel are best for him, his family and his future.

I also feel he'll be back.

 

[oldboyroy]

Completely right to clap him. He gave his all for us, was 100% committed right to the end and played a massive part in us finishing 6th. No toys out pram demanding a move and even said he was happy to stay if the move didn't happen. Compared to 1 or 2 others who didn't give a shit about the club and wanted out as soon as possible, think Ally Mac is leagues above them!