And the moral of the story is....

[Tin Bath]

Dont leave before the final whistle, late goals home goals I can think of this year
1. Mark Gower vs Norwich
2. Lewis Hunt vs Brighton
3. Kevin Maher (2) vs QPR
4. Alan McCormack vs Leicester
5. Richie Foran vs Burnley

From my vantage point in the East a few hundred had made there way to the exits before Richie's winner. How gutted would you feel just walking into Shakespere Drive or into the Roots Hall car park and hear that roar go up :cry:

 

[Flashing Blade]

You missed out Freddy's goal against Brighton - which was after Hunt's!! (and was then followed by another one for Brighton!!!)

 

[Rusty Lee]

how anyone could leave b4 90mins last night is beyond me.

4-0 up or down I could understand, but at 0-0 at such a critical stage of the season thats just mental

 

[mattytheshrimper]

i think the guy next to me would have missed all of those goals. he always leave about 10 mins from the end.

 

[Napster]

I've never left before the end, especially after Roget's goal against Watford

 

[Blueeyedboy]

i think the guy next to me would have missed all of those goals. he always leave about 10 mins from the end.

Perhaps he has a slack bladder.;)

 

[C C Csiders]

I never, ever leave before the end. Even if you ar e9-0 down you could still miss the greatest goal of the century. And why leave when you have paid the amount you have for the entertainment. DOes anyone leave the cinema five minutes before the end?

 

[Cricko2]

I DOes anyone leave the cinema five minutes before the end?

Only if I am awake.;)


On a more serious note its mad to leave b4 the end IMO.

 

[Jam_Man]

DOes anyone leave the cinema five minutes before the end?

Yes, Mars Attacks.

Dont tell me, despite 80 minutes of the worst film Ive ever seen there was a fantastic joke in the last minute ?

 

[steveo]

Honest answers only please.
Who stayed till the bitter end against Birmingham?

 

[Bucks_blue]

Does anyone leave the cinema five minutes before the end?

If the film is rubbish then yes. Why waste an extra 10 minutes-half hour of your life when you have already wasted an hour.

Life's too short.

If we are playing rubbish and getting hammered 9-0 what's the point in staying to see us lose 10-0?

Having said all that can't actually remember the last game I left early.....

 

[Cricko2]

Yes, Mars Attacks.

Dont tell me, despite 80 minutes of the worst film Ive ever seen there was a fantastic joke in the last minute ?

Shyte I thought Mars attacks was a True story ..:thump:

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

I always stay to the end. I'd regret it if there was a 22 man brawl and I missed it.

 

[Jam_Man]

Honest answers only please.
Who stayed till the bitter end against Birmingham?

Yes.

I personally havent ever left a match early. However as I have no exit within about 20 yards and a whole block to walk through so its actually more hassle than its worth even if I wanted to!

 

[Davros]

sit down!

 

[fbm]

Honest answers only please.
Who stayed till the bitter end against Birmingham?

Me too. I had to leave a match early once through necessity and missed a goal. I vowed I'd never do it again.

 

[sufcjoe]

I never leave before the end how must the players feel aswell, although ive gotta admit i left Sunderland about 3 minutes before the end but that was only cos of needing to rush to the airport and with a crowd of between 30-40,000 and probably20,000 wanting the trains, so for something like that i can understand but thats only ever time i would

 

[Bucks_blue]

I never leave before the end how must the players feel aswell, although ive gotta admit i left Sunderland about 3 minutes before the end but that was only cos of needing to rush to the airport and with a crowd of between 30-40,000 and probably20,000 wanting the trains, so for something like that i can understand but thats only ever time i would

Ah, consistency...that's what we like

 

[madaboutblues]

When I was a kid my grandad used to take me to the matches and we always had to leave before the end cos he hated the crush.
Soooo many times we were walking out and then up would go the roar of the crowd. So now i never leave before the whistle blows and I've cheered the team off the pitch regardless of a good or bad result.

 

[C'mon you Shrimpers]

Just got to say Gillingham away many moons ago. Absolutely brilliant. Plus Pulis nearly in tears in the after match press conference. Priceless.

For those who didn't go we scored 2 in injury time to win 2-1. :)