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Only left early once.

 

During extratime at the Ipswich play off semi at Portman Road when it became clear that we were never going to beat Knight & Sheepshanks.

Only left early once.

 

During extratime at the Ipswich play off semi at Portman Road when it became clear that we were never going to beat Knight & Sheepshanks.

 

Left twice early meself, Barnsley away 94ish, 3-0 down, unable to string two passes together.

And the Tranmere Semi, 3-0 down, and looking like we couldn't give a flying.

Spurs away in the quarter final of the league cup about 5 or 6 years ago , left at half time. I think we (well our reserves) were 4-0 down by then. Luckily I was living in Enfield so was home & tucked up in bed by 10.

The reason why they leave before the final whistle is to get off the car park before the queues begin. I know from past experience when we used to park on there. We would always miss the last 4 mins in order to get off the car park. Staying till the final whistle saw us otherwise stuck on there till quarter to six, not good. As log as folk park on there and it remains a one way in and out there will always be folk leaving early. If anyone can remember, this didn`t happen at Burnden. When we left Burnden after the final whistle I was always home for just after 5 pm, and Im from Atherton. Leaving the Reebok is an absolute nightmare.

 

Beer swiller

Changing the subject a bit whats the latest youve ever got in the ground Mine was Everton 2-2 first season back in prem. Me and Browny had got side tracked in the Bromilow Arms and got in the ground about the 81st minute leathered. I think we got led through the hotel into the east stand. We had a goal disallowed and then equalised in the last minute so it was well worth the visit. Carried on the sess and went to a bonfire with MG and sloth (remember that night MG ?) OH HAPPY DAYS

Changing the subject a bit whats the latest youve ever got in the ground Mine was Everton 2-2 first season back in prem. Me and Browny had got side tracked in the Bromilow Arms and got in the ground about the 81st minute leathered. I think we got led through the hotel into the east stand. We had a goal disallowed and then equalised in the last minute so it was well worth the visit. Carried on the sess and went to a bonfire with MG and sloth (remember that night MG ?) OH HAPPY DAYS

Happy days untill you threw a full can of petrol on the said bonfire. <_<

The reason why they leave before the final whistle is to get off the car park before the queues begin. I know from past experience when we used to park on there. We would always miss the last 4 mins in order to get off the car park. Staying till the final whistle saw us otherwise stuck on there till quarter to six, not good. As log as folk park on there and it remains a one way in and out there will always be folk leaving early. If anyone can remember, this didn`t happen at Burnden. When we left Burnden after the final whistle I was always home for just after 5 pm, and Im from Atherton. Leaving the Reebok is an absolute nightmare.

 

Beer swiller

 

Sadly the housing crunch has slowed that down, Jones homes are building another exit from the Middlebrook but they've slowed right down with their development.

 

The road layout at the ricoh shows how it should be done, about 6 lanes in both directions.

I left at half time on Saturday.... was pissed off at the sh?t view from the back row at Newcastle and wanted a pint.

 

I still haven't seen the goal or our penalty miss, though I did hear the cheer as I walked past the Gallowgate end when Nolan missed.

 

I don't make it a habit though. I mostly stick it out toe the bitter end

ive left early loads of times and will do again in the future,its my choice.

 

get the early train back into town for :drinks: :drinks: ,

ive left early loads of times and will do again in the future,its my choice.

 

get the early train back into town for :drinks: :drinks: ,

I agree,i seem to do it more now i a bit older

 

would only leave early if the game is over,

 

lets say 2 goals either way.

for me its more about going having a beer these days,

 

will go early if its a shit game,which more often than not it is.

The reason why they leave before the final whistle is to get off the car park before the queues begin. I know from past experience when we used to park on there. We would always miss the last 4 mins in order to get off the car park. Staying till the final whistle saw us otherwise stuck on there till quarter to six, not good. As log as folk park on there and it remains a one way in and out there will always be folk leaving early. If anyone can remember, this didn`t happen at Burnden. When we left Burnden after the final whistle I was always home for just after 5 pm, and Im from Atherton. Leaving the Reebok is an absolute nightmare. Beer swiller

 

 

and less folk had cars and them that did walked at least half a mile back to their cars

and less folk had cars and them that did walked at least half a mile back to their cars

 

Woah woah woah, don't let facts get in the way of a good moan!!

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