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Leaving Early (AGAIN ! )

By Old git, in Leicester City Forum

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phoneticerror

phoneticerror

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16 minutes ago, Raj said:

Like i said pal- unbelievable!

 

no wonder people at the top of the Club think they are doing a good job with idiots like this.

 

A lot of brain dead in attendance. It seems to be a competition of who is the most loyal. Through the good times and the bad… some take it too literally and applaud rubbish.

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Raj

Raj

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23 minutes ago, phoneticerror said:

A lot of brain dead in attendance. It seems to be a competition of who is the most loyal. Through the good times and the bad… some take it too literally and applaud rubbish.

But they are happy cos they got Pukka Pies back innit!!!:)

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Filberts lovechild

Filberts lovechild

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12 hours ago, Dan LCFC said:

I can't go to games at the minute anyway (the club banned me for something I didn't do without any evidence that I did it - true story) but having seen that XI today I didn't even bother watching. Complete insult to the fans to pick Ward.

What did they say you’d done? 🧐 Maybe I can get me one of these bans

Wolfox

Wolfox

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I can highly recommend leaving early…. For only the second time ever following Leicester I had to beat the crowds and left on 88 mins…

 

It was awesome…. Straight out, I picked up by Lidl and lovely family meal at the Griffin in Swithland…. Fortunately Leicester played ball and didn’t force a late comeback!

 

I was astonished by how many others have cottoned on to how good an idea this is….  It was pretty busy walking along the canal…

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Spudulike

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Perhaps it was because I was fully engrossed and enjoying the match yesterday that I didn't really notice the part-time Pete's sheepishly sneaking out. I don't think that so many did? I'd like to think that it was because we have some fans that wanted to show the players/management/club that we will get behind you if you continue to show that level of effort and determination. Or perhaps because Strictly wasn't on :dunno:

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Matt

Matt

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People are justified to leave early.

 

From the first kick of the second half you knew we were going on to lose and serve up shite, you knew what was going to happen.

 

I fully get the players feed of the fans the fans feed of the players but when you know what tempo and demeanor they’re setting from the first kick of the 2nd half it’s unacceptable.


It’s alright though, we played well against Man City and Liverpool :thumbup:

 

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phoneticerror

phoneticerror

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54 minutes ago, Matt said:

People are justified to leave early.

 

From the first kick of the second half you knew we were going on to lose and serve up shite, you knew what was going to happen.

 

I fully get the players feed of the fans the fans feed of the players but when you know what tempo and demeanor they’re setting from the first kick of the 2nd half it’s unacceptable.


It’s alright though, we played well against Man City and Liverpool :thumbup:

 

I don’t think the team have fed from the fans all season. Albeit the fans haven’t offered much, but even when we’ve got behind the team they haven’t had a boost in performance.

 

Last night was a school night and my lad just wanted to go bed. Went a few minutes after the 2nd goal went in. I’ve only left early twice, both of them times have been in recent months.

hejammy

hejammy

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I'll hold my hands up, first time this season I've left early at around 85 mins. I had zero confidence we would score 1 never mind 2. Just lost interest and so had my son no matter how much I tried to get him to keep going. In the car he said "I'm not actually that surprised or bothered, I just knew we would lose as soon as the second half started, the players don't seem to care so why should I?" (he's 13 years old) - really didn't have an answer for him. 

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Fox92

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I left on 80 mins. People always say “vote with your feet”, so I did.

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FoyleFox

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I was surprised that more people didn't leave early. I think a lot near us, who walked out when the 2nd Brighton goal went in, hoped for a repeat. 

 

Raj

Raj

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Normally i would be the first to hammer anyone who leaves early but i will approve any early leavers at the moment.

 

Rajs stamp of approval!!:thumbup:lol

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jayfox26

jayfox26

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19 minutes ago, Raj said:

Normally i would be the first to hammer anyone who leaves early but i will approve any early leavers at the moment.

 

Rajs stamp of approval!!:thumbup:lol

I think we need to turn this around and start berating anyone who stays until the final whistle! Happy clapping should be banned at the kp. Everyone leaves around 80 mins a boos as loudly as possible 🤣

ElusiveEd

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Gotta admit, recently I'm increasingly finding myself fighting with my conscience about leaving early but last night the devil on my shoulder beat me into submission and we left on 83 mins.

 

There was a huge feeling of despair and of just throwing the towel in that I could not resist this time so I looked at my son, shook my head and nodded towards the exit.

Normally he is the one who always wants to stay till the bitter end but he glanced at the clock, looked back at me and nodded and we both trudged down the steps not looking back once as we entered the concourse to walk out.

 

To top things off even the security bloke on the turnstile who's never uttered a word to us in all these years says, " it must be bad if you guys are leaving early" and "I wouldn't bother even turning up on Saturday" to which I replied

 

"It's getting very difficult to"

Number 6

Number 6

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5 hours ago, Matt said:

People are justified to leave early.

 

From the first kick of the second half you knew we were going on to lose and serve up shite, you knew what was going to happen.

 

I fully get the players feed of the fans the fans feed of the players but when you know what tempo and demeanor they’re setting from the first kick of the 2nd half it’s unacceptable.


It’s alright though, we played well against Man City and Liverpool :thumbup:

 

Touch of hindsight bias involved here.

FrankieADZ

FrankieADZ

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On 30/12/2024 at 10:51, Spudulike said:

Perhaps it was because I was fully engrossed and enjoying the match yesterday that I didn't really notice the part-time Pete's sheepishly sneaking out. I don't think that so many did? I'd like to think that it was because we have some fans that wanted to show the players/management/club that we will get behind you if you continue to show that level of effort and determination. Or perhaps because Strictly wasn't on :dunno:

wheres the uproar for people who arrive late or the ones who are still down in the concourse 5/10mins into the second half?

 

 

ozvaldo

ozvaldo

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I left as soon as their 2nd hit the back of the net.  I couldn’t give a shıt what anyone says. 

If people want to sit there and applaud it with the odd quiet ripple of ‘we want Rudkin out’, which has zero effect on anything, and clap the team off - go for it. 
 

If people have had enough and can’t bring themselves to stay until the end and clap another piss poor performance - let them.

 

Tbf, that ****ing announcer’s voice is enough to make anyone want to leave before a ball’s been kicked.  Irritating cųnt.  

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hejammy

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29 minutes ago, ozvaldo said:

I left as soon as their 2nd hit the back of the net.  I couldn’t give a shıt what anyone says. 

If people want to sit there and applaud it with the odd quiet ripple of ‘we want Rudkin out’, which has zero effect on anything, and clap the team off - go for it. 
 

If people have had enough and can’t bring themselves to stay until the end and clap another piss poor performance - let them.

 

Tbf, that ****ing announcer’s voice is enough to make anyone want to leave before a ball’s been kicked.  Irritating cųnt.  

oh jeez, of all the people in that stadium you want to take your frustration out on - it's the announcer!?

Philkeavo

Philkeavo

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4 minutes ago, hejammy said:

oh jeez, of all the people in that stadium you want to take your frustration out on - it's the announcer!?

He isn’t very good so it’s a fair comment.

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UniFox21

UniFox21

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1 hour ago, Basingstoke Fox said:

Was noticeably easier getting out of the city last night compared to recent matches.

Found it the opposite. Fog made usual idiot drivers 10x worse 

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