FoxinRutland
Roofer
Who cares. I left after 80 minutes. Game over. Couldn't be arsed to watch 10 minutes of passing. Home in 30 minutes instead of 60. Got to pub early. What's not to like.
How many still there?
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And what point was that? You have no idea why people may choose to avoid queuing down steps for half an hour at the end so best not criticise.
And what gives you the right to ‘call it out’. Self appointed fan police?
I’ll also stand up when I want to ……
Leicester seems to turn 30,000 people into 90,000 after the game. It's gridlock. People dive out to beat that crap, plus the games aren't a contest so you don't miss anything. This with high prices has led to the gentrification of the experience, driven by the clubs agenda.
That's my take on it anyway. Only time I've left early recently was last seasons pasting from the bin dippers.
That's my take on it anyway. Only time I've left early recently was last seasons pasting from the bin dippers.
foxesneverquit
Member of the lark around club.
The way Man U are playing they won't have many there at the start far less the end!
You're obviously one of the "I'm always right" lot who are unable to take on board any criticism that their actions might possibly be at odds with the collective good, in whatever small way. And with not a care for anyone else who has the misfortune to share the same part of our world with you.
Eg enduring a bit of a delay in getting home, in return for helping the club and the ground come across to the wider world as a passionate, full-on and supportive place for our current heroes to represent what we all come together to believe in and follow for our whole lives.
No, what you want to do is far more important than community. You go ahead.....
Amazingly, people also leave non-league games early when there's only 100 fuckers there.......
Wearthefoxhat
Roofer
I’ll meet any 2 of you in the concourse at 4:50 at the next home match to explain it to you after I’ve had a wee 
sabredunce
Silver Surfer
Can we reschedule for 3:15? Can't be there, doctor's appointment.
I don't think anyone is taking such an extreme OTT view as that. Merely that it's not unreasonable to stay for the duration of what everyone has paid to attend.
Or maybe the early-leavers also can't be arsed with the last couple laps of the 10k or final round of throws at the athletics, give up before the cyclists cross the line, and do the same at the cinema, theatre, opera – and don't bother with the final few rooms at the art gallery? And who the fuck wants to see the encores at a gig?
Cue lots of "they're not the same as football" claims....
(They are IMHO)
Quite right and if i wanna wear a replica shirt at 62 years old i fookin well will do you fkin snobs
Wearthefoxhat
Roofer
You clearly don’t understand the meaning of crass
Wearthefoxhat
Roofer
I’m ready whenever mate just give me 10 minutes to get down the aisle and through the turnstile
buz_not_buzz
Occasional Poster
If the vast majority are leaving early to beat the traffic and increasing numbers do so then it stands to reason that people will leave earlier & earlier (the good news for those drivers who hang onto the very end is that at some point so many people will be leaving so early that come the final whistle the roads will be so empty you'll wonder if the apocalypse has happened whilst you were busy watching an attempted cross go sailing behind).
Roosterrussell
Roofer
Leaving early is a personal thing and shouldn’t be judged. I’ve never left early which again is a personal choice. I think it goes back to mid/late 80s at home to Swindon. With about 10 minutes to go, my old man wanted to leave as we were losing and wanted to beat the traffic. This was in the days of less than 10,000 and we only lived a couple of miles from the ground 
. As we edged along the back of V block in the east stand, we scored an equaliser and as I implored my dad to stay just another few minutes, Mark Venus rattled in a last minute winner from what seemed like 40 yards to my 11 year old eyes to win 3-2. Since that day, I’ve never left a game early. There have been many games I’ve wanted to though but something keeps me there
. As we edged along the back of V block in the east stand, we scored an equaliser and as I implored my dad to stay just another few minutes, Mark Venus rattled in a last minute winner from what seemed like 40 yards to my 11 year old eyes to win 3-2. Since that day, I’ve never left a game early. There have been many games I’ve wanted to though but something keeps me thereWhat's a doctors appointment?
sabredunce
Silver Surfer
Something you should have had in early childhood.
By the wider good I presume you mean the SMALL group gathered around the drum?You're obviously one of the "I'm always right" lot who are unable to take on board any criticism that their actions might possibly be at odds with the collective good, in whatever small way. And with not a care for anyone else who has the misfortune to share the same part of our world with you.
Eg enduring a bit of a delay in getting home, in return for helping the club and the ground come across to the wider world as a passionate, full-on and supportive place for our current heroes to represent what we all come together to believe in and follow for our whole lives.
No, what you want to do is far more important than community. You go ahead.....
I didn't say 'wider good', but I did think I'd been clear about the difference between 'individual' and 'community' – and so hence no, I don't just mean UFS.