Leaving before the end

[Scatman]

Guy infront of us leaves ten mins before the end every match.

He did it again the other day.

At least he beat the traffic!! Yesssss! Cunt.

Sounds like the bloke has proper reasons for leaving.

[Mingchester Mingy]

Thats big here in the states....but , I mean, you dont leave that match....I dont care what your deal is...You stay til after the Referee blows the whistle and hope that he is going to add on imaginary time or whatever. NEVER LEAVE A MATCH !

[bawbag]

There's an old guy sits just along from us in EL2.

Every week without fail he leaves 15-20 mins befor the end - he did it again on Sunday mumbling to himself 'I can't watch this'.

Apparently he gets a coach from Wales so what's the point in him going early anyway??

Had to laugh when I saw him getting interviewed for BBC North West - 'they never looked like scoring one let alone two' was his quote.

Now how would you know that mate?

[Tokyo Blue]

I know someone who left on 90 minutes with the score at 1-2. Their reasoning was "Well, it worked in '99!"

[MARKMAKAVELI]

Sounds like the bloke has proper reasons for leaving.

Just like the other ten thousand of them?!

Yeah there will be exceptions, but the majority are just bell ends. This is a fact.

[london blue 2]

Thought this deserves resurrecting after THE match. (not that I'm saying anyone did 'cos I wasn't watching the crowd)

but

NEVER leave before the end... you have been warned!

:-)

There were pictures on SSN of fans who had left early climbing back into the stadium!

Was there a mid 20s lad arguing with police then climbing over the second tier of the walk way?

Didnt see arguing but I saw some lads frantically climbing back in and some one helping them up from the inside.

[King Kev]

At least those who left early will always have the memory of beating the traffic.

[Avalon]

I saw some interviews on Sky and BBC too where there were people that had left before the whistle. Not only did they miss the goals, but most likely (part of) the ceremony as well. Serves them right.

[Original Dub]

Obviously I can't go to every game and some might say that makes my opinion invalid.

So I won't give it.

[ronk]

At least those who left early will always have the memory of beating the traffic.

Well said.

[The Maine Man]

Why plan to leave even in 90 when you could potentially see your team being crowned champions for the first time in your life? I'd plan to stay all day no matter what. Sadly 3 blues were sat in Bahrain surrounded by crowing munes. We never left early, but guess who did leave pretty sharpish?

[john68]

Cab driver Mate of mine who's not a football fan was working at stadium and had it on the radio. He got a City fan in who was going berserk cos we'd lost...Got a short distance down the road and Dzeko scored. Further down the road and Aguero scored the winner.

Instead of celebrating the win and being Champions, he was beating the seat and going mad cos he'd missed it.

[Ted Hughes]

Cab driver Mate of mine who's not a football fan was working at stadium and had it on the radio. He got a City fan in who was going berserk cos we'd lost...Got a short distance down the road and Dzeko scored. Further down the road and Aguero scored the winner.

Instead of celebrating the win and being Champions, he was beating the seat and going mad cos he'd missed it.

To any of the few people who left just because we were losing and missed it all: fucking haha. Obviously you didn't learn from Gillingham or any of the other late goals from this season. Wonder if you'll learn now ?

[Chinners]

I know someone who left on 90 minutes with the score at 1-2. Their reasoning was "Well, it worked in '99!"

Ha ha, I like that mans thinking!

[Tokyo Blue]

I know someone who left on 90 minutes with the score at 1-2. Their reasoning was "Well, it worked in '99!"

Ha ha, I like that mans thinking!

And it worked again.

Just a small question. How many of you self-righteous twats would sacrifice two such wonderful moments for the good of your team?

[Ted Hughes]

I know someone who left on 90 minutes with the score at 1-2. Their reasoning was "Well, it worked in '99!"

Ha ha, I like that mans thinking!

And it worked again.

Just a small question. How many of you self-righteous twats would sacrifice two such wonderful moments for the good of your team?

Here's me thinking it was Dzeko & Aguero & in actual fact, it was down to that bloke leaving.

Actually, I stayed and watched along with thousands & thousands of others at Wembley & thousands of us did the same v QPR, so it was actually us who won it, therefore he could have stayed.

[Bridge'srightfoot]

I stayed, if nothing else to applaud the players for the season. Saw people around me leave. Their loss.

[Mase]

Nead of moaning about it on a forum, why not say something to the people as they're leaving and see what they say? And I don't mean say something to the little old guy with his walking stick. Say something to the top juice head as he's walking past you.

[blues-clues]

Hah found the right thread.

If you do leave early dont ring your local radio station to complain about the result......if you don't know the score!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21534620

Makes himself sound like a film, tv prog or song from off topic!!!!

[Dameerto]

I stayed, if nothing else to applaud the players for the season. Saw people around me leave. Their loss.

That's what I thought the last home game of the season should always be about - clapping your team off to show appreciation for the season just gone.