Leaving early

[ZLB]

Surely everyone has the right to come or not come , leave early or stay to the end. Why does it matter §?

It does matter. Ok?

 

[Grey Blade]

There's a couple of chaps who sit two rows in front. Their seats are about 5 from the end of the aisle. Just about every match 2 or 3 minutes from the final whistle one gets up and people let him out. A minute later his mate stands up and follows him - so everyone has to stand up again. It's as regular as clockwork!

 

[DifferentClass]

Sunderland fans are the worst in football for turning their backs on the team.
40,000 v Leeds, and there must have been 20,000 left when they scored with the last action of the game to get a point.

Wouldn't surprise me if they started banning fans for leaving early

 

[cahill]

My mates an early leaver and I feel obliged to join him. Once didn’t and it felt like Jack Frost in the pub after

 

[Bladesman101]

People can leave whenever they want, it’s the players jobs to keep them in their seats.

 

[Greasy Chap Butty]

People can leave whenever they want, it’s the players jobs to keep them in their seats.

It's a symbiotic relationship.
But, people can leave when they want, if they don't feel they are being entertained sufficiently.

 

[Caveblade]

Surely everyone has the right to come or not come , leave early or stay to the end. Why does it matter §?

Didn't say it mattered Just said we found it amusing.

 

[Snowflake]

it mattered saturday whether going for a bus or trying to beat the traffic all 3 home sides should have stayed in respect to george and lots didnt surely fans could have stayed for this one

I think there were several occasions on Saturday when people could pay their respects to George. Personally I was unaware that there was anything more after the match, but respected him on those other occasions.
Further there are those to whom the passing of someone they don’t know does not have the same emotion and reaction as it does to others. We are all different.

 

[Snowflake]

It does matter. Ok?

The general point of leaving matches early clearly does not matter to many people. I don’t leave early, but am not concerned when others do as long as they don’t block my view of the game.
Last Saturday may be a different matter.

 

[Carlton Blade]

Before last season, I'd only left 2 games early. City away 6-0 when Tracey got sent off first half and Sunderland at home 0-4 when Michael Bridges looked like the best player in the world.

I've just never understood it