Leaving early

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Originally Posted by NinianOpinion1927

It seems Wayne Nash is driving fans away. Judging from comments online anyway. Something must be done

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I see he has a nice little earner working for UEFA too….he probably came up with the alcohol ban at stadiums, and it’s only a matter of time until they implement his amazing “open jacket policy “ :facepalm:

When Ole was in charge I left one minute into the second half.We were one down.I knew we wouldn't score.
When I got home to Abertillery we were still playing and no we didn't score.

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Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee

I left on 75 minutes today. I knew we weren't going to score or get anything from the game. My wife was driving and she had her elderly mother with her, so I thought it would be fairer on her to get home that bit earlier.

Mark Poyser, commentating on Radio Wales, said he'd never seen the ground so empty with 5 minutes to go. It took us an age to get out of the car park. Yes, there was the rugby on, which might have encouraged a few to leave, but was it really a case that most fans decided to leave so early?

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Am I the only person who has never left a game before the end then? Even the 0-4 massacre by the JBs at the CCS and the Maidstone game on NY Day at NP :-o

I just can’t do it. I’m either to mean or simply deluded.

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Originally Posted by dandywarhol

When Ole was in charge I left one minute into the second half.We were one down.I knew we wouldn't score.
When I got home to Abertillery we were still playing and no we didn't score.

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At least under Ole the football was entertaining in a wtf is going on way.

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Originally Posted by Jordi Culé

Is Wayne Nash telling our midfield to constantly pass the ball sideways and then stand rooted on the spot?

I'm not a fan of the former grass cutter but being bored shitless by the football isn't on him.

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:hehe:

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Originally Posted by Jordi Culé

Is Wayne Nash telling our midfield to constantly pass the ball sideways and then stand rooted on the spot?

I'm not a fan of the former grass cutter but being bored shitless by the football isn't on him.

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I was referring to the stadium match day experience, to my knowledge Nash has no input to team selection or tactics….well, not yet he doesn’t.

After half hour I went to the bar, and half way through the second half I'd had enough.

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Originally Posted by Bobby Dandruff

Am I the only person who has never left a game before the end then? Even the 0-4 massacre by the JBs at the CCS and the Maidstone game on NY Day at NP :-o

I just can’t do it. I’m either to mean or simply deluded.

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Me neither.

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Originally Posted by Bobby Dandruff

Am I the only person who has never left a game before the end then? Even the 0-4 massacre by the JBs at the CCS and the Maidstone game on NY Day at NP :-o

I just can’t do it. I’m either to mean or simply deluded.

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Me too. There was one season at the old N.P. ground where you could almost bet your shirt that City would either score the winner or the equaliser in injury time because it happened practically every game. I can't remember when that was - maybe it's a case of looking back with rose-tinted glasses? There may be some City stats experts on here who know!

The advantage of being on the Bob Bank meant I could run across the back of the stand towards the end of the game and stand near the floodnights at the away end and watch the closing minutes from there. Then dive out behind the Grange End at the final whistle to avoid the crowd!

Your free to chose what to do ,no excuses needed, many leave if they have kids , elderly to avoid the rush . Buses. Train connections.

Many need to go watch wugger .

Many wanted to get in a pub and forget the game .

At least we were all there at some point and that's key ..

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Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee

I left on 75 minutes today. I knew we weren't going to score or get anything from the game. My wife was driving and she had her elderly mother with her, so I thought it would be fairer on her to get home that bit earlier.

Mark Poyser, commentating on Radio Wales, said he'd never seen the ground so empty with 5 minutes to go. It took us an age to get out of the car park. Yes, there was the rugby on, which might have encouraged a few to leave, but was it really a case that most fans decided to leave so early?

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I didn't leave early but the guy at the end of my row complained that I go for a piss during the game (3 times on Saturday) and disturb him - he asked why I didn't wait until half or full time.

I told him I purposely time my toilet visits to maximise the amount of time I miss watching the game.

When i feel I need a piss at the games I now rejoice when it means I have to get up and take a 'break'.