Did we start the mass walkouts?

[derfblade.3]

It happened a lot, last time we were in the Prem when we had loads of hammerings at home. Can't really remember it being the norm before that.
Just watching Bristol fans going home in droves with only 40 mins gone being 3-0 down to Derby.
Did we start the (horrible) trend?

 

[Frank the tank]

No

 

[DifferentClass]

We did start shoes off in the car park...

 

[SRBlade]

We did start shoes off in the car park...

Which had immediate results, or was Robson sacked after the following game?

 

[Hallam Blade]

Speak for yourself, I stayed and watched the entirety of our shit Premier League seasons. Mainly because I had nowt better to do but also because disappointment and misery is my default state.

I'm usually a big hit at parties.

 

[Rodders]

It happened a lot, last time we were in the Prem when we had loads of hammerings at home. Can't really remember it being the norm before that.
Just watching Bristol fans going home in droves with only 40 mins gone being 3-0 down to Derby.
Did we start the (horrible) trend?

No, West Ham walked out of Old Trafford en masse before we did at home to Villa

 

[ShockingBadBuy]

Speak for yourself, I stayed and watched the entirety of our shit Premier League seasons. Mainly because I had nowt better to do but also because disappointment and misery is my default state.

I'm usually a big hit at parties.

We really ought to get together some weekend.

 

[John Cutsbushes]

It happened a lot, last time we were in the Prem when we had loads of hammerings at home. Can't really remember it being the norm before that.
Just watching Bristol fans going home in droves with only 40 mins gone being 3-0 down to Derby.
Did we start the (horrible) trend?

Sunderland started it
Its a generation thing, no backbone society
No one left early in the 60s/70s

 

[ATL Recs]

It happened a lot, last time we were in the Prem when we had loads of hammerings at home. Can't really remember it being the norm before that.
Just watching Bristol fans going home in droves with only 40 mins gone being 3-0 down to Derby.
Did we start the (horrible) trend?

Seem to recall long before us Sunderland being very good at it

 

[espoo blade]

It happened a lot, last time we were in the Prem when we had loads of hammerings at home. Can't really remember it being the norm before that.
Just watching Bristol fans going home in droves with only 40 mins gone being 3-0 down to Derby.
Did we start the (horrible) trend?

Funnily enough I remember a mass-exodus of pigs from the rustbucket when 0-3 down to Derby before half time as well! Pretty sure that was before our Prem spanking walkouts.

 

[Geordie Blade]

I remember my dad’s mate storming out after 30 minutes against Wimbledon in 1991. It was 0-0 at the time. He said he’d never seen such garbage and that it was only going to get worse. He was right - it finished 0-0 and remains one of the worst games I’ve ever seen.

 

[Silent Blade]

I remember seat cushions being thrown on the pitch at S6 after matches in the 1970s

 

[wak1889]

It happened a lot, last time we were in the Prem when we had loads of hammerings at home. Can't really remember it being the norm before that.
Just watching Bristol fans going home in droves with only 40 mins gone being 3-0 down to Derby.
Did we start the (horrible) trend?

Yes we started it, no fans had ever thought about leaving a ground early when losing in the previous 130 years of football, we are trendsetters

 

[ml1997]

Sunderland started it
Its a generation thing, no backbone society
No one left early in the 60s/70s

What a load of bollocks

 

[CarlMcBlade]

No, but we’re bloody good at it…So much so we regularly practice partial stadium evacuation at 3:35 every Saturday 3pm home match.

 

[SwissBlade]

Sunderland started it
Its a generation thing, no backbone society
No one left early in the 60s/70s

Thats because there was nowt better to do other than go back to the wife

Nowadays she's probably with you anyway so you may as well just take her to the pub

 

[Bell4]

Sunderland started it
Its a generation thing, no backbone society
No one left early in the 60s/70s

This

I remember having the cane at school - 5 lashes - the teacher stopped at 3 because he felt sorry for me - I demanded he finish .

People today - no backbone at all

 

[Kenilworth]

We did start shoes off in the car park...

 

[Loco Blade]

Under Badkins didn’t even get as far as in the ground. Stayed in Cricketers watching Jeff

 

[Bartleby]

We really ought to get together some weekend.

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sure I've seen them two on South stand D block

 

[Jon B]

Walk outs have happened for decades.