For many Amex seasons it was fine, I used to depart WSU on about 90’, I think I missed one Albion goal. Then RDZ arrived.
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[Albion] Own Up. Who left early and missed our winner?
- Thread starter Papa Lazarou
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For many Amex seasons it was fine, I used to depart WSU on about 90’, I think I missed one Albion goal. Then RDZ arrived.
I’m in that picture so I’m in the clear
As a student of the game, what was your assessment of FH’s work today? I thought he did well, in the context of a stack of defensive injuries.
Wrong thread for it really, this one is for laughing at those who missed the exact thing most of us go to football for in the first place but same as much of the season really - the ongoing inability to be able to have a more or less settled starting XI must have done his head in this season. Dunk had a better game than of late and Baleba was immense, midfield was mostly alright and subs worked.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Well the hardcore NS where I stand, had a queue at the steps to get out after WH's second, but people don't need to 'own up' to leaving early. It's still bloody funny whether they own up or not 
And, I have to admit, my first FFS when Baleba hit it may have had a different motivation to my second FFS as it hit the back of the net
And, I have to admit, my first FFS when Baleba hit it may have had a different motivation to my second FFS as it hit the back of the net
TWOCHOICEStom
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I can understand why people leave early from evening games, particularly midweek ones, but I can't understand the need to leave before 5.00 on a Saturday. Is that a desperate need to get home to watch Michael McIntyre?
It’a vicious circle. Leave on 85’ and it’s a 5 minute wait at park n ride. Leave on final whistle and it can be an hour just standing there …. I did it many times. Over the years it crept earlier and earlier, as people reassessed when to leave.
m20gull
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Best I've ever done was 3 goals so that is impressive.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 28,987
To be fair, there may be lots of valid reasons.
Doesn't stop it being absolutely hilarious on days like today, though
To be fair, there may be lots of valid reasons.
Doesn't stop it being absolutely hilarious on days like today, though
The double roar set today apart.
I thought about turning the TV off (it was 2am after all) but I had a feeling we were going to pull it back.
- May 8, 2018
- 11,698
Not in the North then..? The pies are getting un-eatable.. incendiary hot, and break up upon slightest grip/contact.. so annoying when the decent looking food at The Terrace is also too much of mission to entertain ( No where to sit/put down pint etc) ..
HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
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Why would you leave just to stand outside the terrece I don’t get that one
Yep left after var confirmed their 2nd
Have stayed until the end most games where we capitulated late on
Have stayed until the end most games where we capitulated late on
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
- 17,511
We stayed, but the West Ham fan just along from us in ESL outed himself when they went 2-1 up, so had to make an early exit. Although I'm not sure he'd been as delighted with the comeback as we were!
Absolute scenes in the FS - and a great view of the Baleba double backflip!
Absolute scenes in the FS - and a great view of the Baleba double backflip!
PascalGroß Tips
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- Jan 29, 2024
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That is wrong … wrong … wrong
I suspect they were getting in early to search for the location of the toilet seeing as certain posters find it so baffling
. But a) imagine not being gutted at missing out on that glorious moment and b) who on earth is out with a microphone posing questions anyway?