You make choices why do you think you should decide for everyone else too? I’m sure the club would rather you supported them and leave early than not attend at all, in case you don’t get your monies worth.
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You make choices why do you think you should decide for everyone else too? I’m sure the club would rather you supported them and leave early than not attend at all, in case you don’t get your monies worth.
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Correct
Correct again, we'd have been fortunate to get a point and once at 2-2 we should have took it.
I don't mind people leaving their seat early, its those who do, but then stand around the exit blocking the view of those sat nearby.
I'm sure they'll be gutted.:youl:
I wasn't deciding for anyone. I simply posted what I do regarding games. My second paragraph was a suggestion, not an instruction.
Quack, quack quack....
Oh sorry. So either don’t go, or get very cold for 10 minutes. The club wouldn’t appreciate the first and I don’t know anyone that would appreciate the second suggestion which, probably explains why they leave early, as is their absolute right.
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No...they won't care..
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No....they won't care.
Second suggestion? Pretty sure I only made one.
One was don’t go the other was stay ten minutes longer.
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Would you leave 2 mins before the end of a film in the cinema?
Would you leave Just as the couple say I do at a wedding?
Would you leave Just as the desert comes out for your meal?
Would you leave the party 5 mins before midnight on New Year’s Eve?
People pay their money and have the choice, but for the life of me why go early and get in the way of others who do want to watch until the end?
Would you leave Just as the couple say I do at a wedding?
Would you leave Just as the desert comes out for your meal?
Would you leave the party 5 mins before midnight on New Year’s Eve?
People pay their money and have the choice, but for the life of me why go early and get in the way of others who do want to watch until the end?
Exactly that but it seems that is fine so long as you don’t leave early! What the hell is that about there is absolutely no logic.
How many thousand would be at any of the above venues? As for the New Years Eve, yes if you wanted to be with your children, a parent/family member or knew you would struggle to get home if you waited. How many people would care at said party though? Unbelievable!
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Absolutely every time!
This wasn't meant to be having a go, perhaps I should have included when those leaving have nowhere else in particular to be at that time.
I appreciate some will have other commitments that can't be avoided. Personally though, if I was going to see a friend/family member in hospital on a Saturday when North End are at home, & I could only go between 2.30 - 5.30pm, then I wouldn't go on the match, but again appreciate others would act differently, & I don't have a problem with that.
To be honest, it's probably more the volume of early leavers that's often difficult to understand. If we say 2 fans per row per block (accounting for a balance between empty & full rows) leave early every game, & given our average home fans attendance so far this season, that's looking at just under 10% of all home fans leaving before the end, & I wouldn't say that's exclusive to North End either. So I get there'll always be a few instances of why people may need to leave early, but you can't tell me most of those won't just say it's because they "want to get home".