Blimey i feel sorry for your wifegoonersid wrote:If the film is crap and I can see how it is going to end, then yes.mikeyb772001 wrote:LDB wrote:Plenty of superfans in this thread
For run-of-the-mill home games my rule is that I stay till the end if the game is one goal within effecting a result. If not then i generally start heading towards the exit a minute or two into injury time meaning im on the concourse as the full time whistle blows.
This probably qualifies me for a right (spit) roasting from mikey and his well 'ard block 6 mates
i take it you leave cinema's early. Before the film ends?
Experiences with fans leaving early.
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Only happened to me once, Germany V Ireland in WC 02..was so 'kin cold and I was in a tshirt, left on 90 and missed Keanes equaliser.
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Never!
I pay far too much money for my ST to waste it.
That Newcastle winner is worth all those times I've waited with faint hope of turning it around.
Last minute winners will be in memory forever.
I just don't understand it at all.
I pay far too much money for my ST to waste it.
That Newcastle winner is worth all those times I've waited with faint hope of turning it around.
Last minute winners will be in memory forever.
I just don't understand it at all.
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Never understood why so many leave early, generally the most memorable games have last second action, do you think any gooners left early away to liverpool 89?...... I very much doubt it. Even if we don't come away with a win it's always a good laugh staying to the end, especially away days....... we love you arsenal at OT, was not there for the 8-2 but went twice in the 09/10 season, we got battered in the league and fa cup, and for one of those games (I can't remember which) the entire away end stayed and chanted, they locked us in for 10 min and when they opened the gates no-one would leave!! I actually got kicked by one of the stewards who was trying to get us out (this was about 40 mins after the final whistle mind and he looked very hungry). It's funny though the ones that leave early are most likely the ones who get stressed about the traffic, FFS put on 606 and chill the out!!
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people who arrive late is annoying too.
usually not knowing which row they're supposed to be in either.
it's not like the kick off time is a last minute suprise, there's usually a good month to make sure you're ready for it!
usually not knowing which row they're supposed to be in either.
it's not like the kick off time is a last minute suprise, there's usually a good month to make sure you're ready for it!
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I've arrived late a few times. It's more of a testament to TFL's sheer incomeptene, especially at weekends, than the fan in question.nexum5me wrote:people who arrive late is annoying too.
usually not knowing which row they're supposed to be in either.
it's not like the kick off time is a last minute suprise, there's usually a good month to make sure you're ready for it!
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New looking forum, same tired discussions.
I don't leave early, some do, its well documented, why do we need to talk about every few weeks?
I don't leave early, some do, its well documented, why do we need to talk about every few weeks?
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I have to admit that I have left as early as half time In my defence we were losing to Bolton and I was so pissed that I thought it was full time. Even a nigh on empty Holloway Rd didn't make the penny drop, it was only when I was on the train home when my Dad phoned me to discuss what a great game it was that the penny finally dropped
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Oh I see. Football is like a day out at the cinema for you is it? You've gone from hard man to Tarquin in the space of one threadmikeyb772001 wrote:LDB wrote:Plenty of superfans in this thread
For run-of-the-mill home games my rule is that I stay till the end if the game is one goal within effecting a result. If not then i generally start heading towards the exit a minute or two into injury time meaning im on the concourse as the full time whistle blows.
This probably qualifies me for a right (spit) roasting from mikey and his well 'ard block 6 mates
i take it you leave cinema's early. Before the film ends?
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I heard that story from Percy beforeDelorean Dor's wrote:I have to admit that I have left as early as half time In my defence we were losing to Bolton and I was so pissed that I thought it was full time. Even a nigh on empty Holloway Rd didn't make the penny drop, it was only when I was on the train home when my Dad phoned me to discuss what a great game it was that the penny finally dropped
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I blame the tequilla man in Che'sflash gunner wrote:I heard that story from Percy beforeDelorean Dor's wrote:I have to admit that I have left as early as half time In my defence we were losing to Bolton and I was so pissed that I thought it was full time. Even a nigh on empty Holloway Rd didn't make the penny drop, it was only when I was on the train home when my Dad phoned me to discuss what a great game it was that the penny finally dropped
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the only game i've ever arrived late to is the fa cup semi final at cardiff against blackburn. should've been there in plenty of time but the train broke down just past readingSWLGooner wrote:I've arrived late a few times. It's more of a testament to TFL's sheer incomeptene, especially at weekends, than the fan in question.nexum5me wrote:people who arrive late is annoying too.
usually not knowing which row they're supposed to be in either.
it's not like the kick off time is a last minute suprise, there's usually a good month to make sure you're ready for it!
got to the stadium about twenty minutes in to the game so didn't miss any goals thank f***
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It's baffling how any one ever leaves early, given the numbers on here who claim they never do.