westendbee
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To those still in the bar at 14.58 yesterday who interrupted the minute's silence with a hearty chorus of "f***ing hate Fulham", well done, you must feel so proud.
You cannot blame them. They wouldn't have known.To those still in the bar at 14.58 yesterday who interrupted the minute's silence with a hearty chorus of "f***ing hate Fulham", well done, you must feel so proud.
They were in the bar. Some i think were still outside the ground.To those still in the bar at 14.58 yesterday who interrupted the minute's silence with a hearty chorus of "f***ing hate Fulham", well done, you must feel so proud.
The noise was made by people coming through the turnstiles and into the bar area. Nobody deliberately disrespectful.I don't buy the idea that the poor dears "wouldn't have known". There was an article about the minute's silence on the club's website a couple of days earlier and given that they only burst into "song" halfway through the silence, did none of them stop and think about what was going on outside?
It does not leave opposition fans with a good impression of our club.
Probably coming in the ground... plus chatting in the bar you're not really aware of silence or otherwise outside. Same happened at QPR. Can't imagine anyone would do intentionally.I don't buy the idea that the poor dears "wouldn't have known". There was an article about the minute's silence on the club's website a couple of days earlier and given that they only burst into "song" halfway through the silence, did none of them stop and think about what was going on outside?
It does not leave opposition fans with a good impression of our club.
jesus......something else to beat ourselves up aboutTo those still in the bar at 14.58 yesterday who interrupted the minute's silence with a hearty chorus of "f***ing hate Fulham", well done, you must feel so proud.
Moan moan moan.To those still in the bar at 14.58 yesterday who interrupted the minute's silence with a hearty chorus of "f***ing hate Fulham", well done, you must feel so proud.
Nothing to see here.To those still in the bar at 14.58 yesterday who interrupted the minute's silence with a hearty chorus of "f***ing hate Fulham", well done, you must feel so proud.
Possibly the most annoying expression used on this website.Nothing to see here.
...............true dat..............Possibly the most annoying expression used on this website.
Its an opinion, but you crack on. People love to dig more stuff out of nowhere to moan about.Possibly the most annoying expression used on this website.
I bet im not far wrong though GP.........................true dat..............
I agree the whole minutes silence not being observed thing is nonsense, I posted that earlier. It's just those 4 words you used send me into a fit of rage- don't know why - maybe I can get something to take for it.Its an opinion, but you crack on. People love to dig more stuff out of nowhere to moan about.![]()
Agreed. I only heard one away supporter respond with an a tirade of c words. That was truly embarrassing. The singing from below was just an innocent mistake, not worth bothering about.I find it worse/weird when those in the ground start shushing or shouting "shut up".
no the most annoying expression is " it's gone a bit dusty in here" when someone gets vaguely emotionalPossibly the most annoying expression used on this website.
................yep............top bantz............no the most annoying expression is " it's gone a bit dusty in here" when someone gets vaguely emotional
In an ideal world everyone would remember but when people have had a few drinks before the game and you're not in the ground when it starts it's pretty easy to forget. I wasn't there but it definitely doesn't sound like anyone was being intentionally disrespectful.I don't buy the idea that the poor dears "wouldn't have known". There was an article about the minute's silence on the club's website a couple of days earlier and given that they only burst into "song" halfway through the silence, did none of them stop and think about what was going on outside?
It does not leave opposition fans with a good impression of our club.
Agreed. I only heard one Norwich supporter respond with an a tirade of c words. That was truly embarrassing. The singing from below was just an innocent mistake, not worth bothering about.
it is always the way, when people emerge they realise and shut up. Not really their fault.You cannot blame them. They wouldn't have known.
The silence in the stands was impeccable.
yes all this minutes silence for this and that has got well out of hand. if you watch matches on TV from say Thursday to Monday, then it may involve up to 10 matches each having a minutes silence to commemorate the same event. I think maybe the silence should be saved for armistice day and other monumental events and have black armbands for other occasions.it is always the way, when people emerge they realise and shut up. Not really their fault.
Ready for a proper tin hat moment here though...is anybody else finding the constant tributes and clapping that goes on during games somewhat over the top. A minutes silence for this awful plane crash and remembrance I am 100% all for, but it feels to me that barely a game goes by when someone isn't being applauded at a certain time particularly on the live games. The remembrance stuff started about 2 weeks before and carried on for about 2 weeks after the 11th Nov, it is more of a remembrance month with every club feeling they have to do it at home even if their away game falls on the 11th. Why can't we all do it on the day, why do we all need to have at least one each and when did it become 2 minutes plus the trumpet etc, I feel the whole thing is being watered down by an overenthusiastic politically correct establishment.
You use to get up on a Sunday and go to the memorial hall or the statues etc, I literally stood through at least 6-7 of them over a 2 week period and then the whole crowd stood up and started applauding some chap after 47 minutes in same game.
I am all for it but I think It is going to lose its impact with everyone trying to outdo each other.
agree.....its all to much.....as blur said......modern life is rubbish and they aint wrongI think it's a legacy of Diana's (Queen of Hearts) death. All of a sudden books of condolence and the need to grieve as a nation.
Now it seems default to have a minute silence for everything