What is the earliest you left a Bolton game?

Natasha Whittam wrote:

chris_bwfc wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:Listen up Christopher, please give me one good reason why you should stay until the final whistle when you're losing 3-0?

A)Because your a loyal fan B)Because you've paid for a full match so should stay C)Because you never know what might happen. E.g you may get two quick fire goals and a last minute penalty!

A) Bullshit. Loyalty is buying the ticket, not sticking around to watch a drubbing. You probably have a favourite restaurant, but if they fucked up the starter and main course would you stick around for a dessert? Of course not.

B) Have you ever paid to watch a film at the cinema and left early or rented a DVD and turned it off after half an hour because it's shite? It's human nature to ditch something as soon as it becomes boring or shite regardless of what was paid for it.

C) As I've said, I've been leaving games early for 20 years and have never missed a fightback.

Basically this is why I laugh at football fans. In any other scenario where they were getting shite service or entertainment they would be out of there quick-sharp. But because it's football they feel they have to stay until the bitter end out of loyalty.

Bellends

wanderlust wrote:I've never left early even if it means an extra half hour trying to move the car afterwards. I think the reason I always stay (apart from the possibility of a goal or at least some good play) is to show support for my team and to guage their reaction if we lose. Any player that doesn't look absolutely gutted if we lose goes down in my estimation.

Strangely, I believe that if I stay to the bitter end, it shows the players that I care and they'll know that their job is far more important than turning up and collecting a wage - it tells them that we're in this together. If people walk out when the going gets tough it de-motivates the players IMO and ironically the it's the same people that whinge about the team having done their bit to de-motivate them.

"Watch when we're winning...you only watch when we're winning..."

We're too shit to be glory-hunters so why not get over it and support the team regardless of the game or score? Wankers.

BoltonTillIDie wrote:Anyone who left a game early is a wanker? WOW

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doffcocker wrote:It often pisses me off when somebody leaves early, not because it means they're 'not true supporters' and all that nonsense, but because it can be disruptive for other people at crucial points of a match.

wanderlust wrote:I've never left early even if it means an extra half hour trying to move the car afterwards. I think the reason I always stay (apart from the possibility of a goal or at least some good play) is to show support for my team and to guage their reaction if we lose. Any player that doesn't look absolutely gutted if we lose goes down in my estimation.

Strangely, I believe that if I stay to the bitter end, it shows the players that I care and they'll know that their job is far more important than turning up and collecting a wage - it tells them that we're in this together. If people walk out when the going gets tough it de-motivates the players IMO and ironically the it's the same people that whinge about the team having done their bit to de-motivate them.

"Watch when we're winning...you only watch when we're winning..."

We're too shit to be glory-hunters so why not get over it and support the team regardless of the game or score? Wankers.