any noise I heard was from the concourse , some oblivious to what was happening .
I don't think it was intentional this time tbh
any noise I heard was from the concourse , some oblivious to what was happening .
I don't think it was intentional this time tbh
There was audible difference between in and out, some getting riled up a bit because of it. Also doesn't explain the boos at the knee which we definitely still have. Might be a minority, but absolutely still there.any noise I heard was from the concourse , some oblivious to what was happening .
I don't think it was intentional this time tbh
Some of our pricks couldn't keep silent during minute for the fallen or last post etc yesterday but as we still have cunts (probably the same ones) that boo the knee, then I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
For the hard of thinking, I doubt you're reading this but if you are I'll reiterate, you don't need to agree with the cause, you don't need to applaud, but it's such a small time out of your day, so for the benefit of others including the team you've travelled a long way to support, then at least have the respect for them and those around you to shut the fk up.
Some of our pricks couldn't keep silent during minute for the fallen or last post etc yesterday but as we still have cunts (probably the same ones) that boo the knee, then I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
For the hard of thinking, I doubt you're reading this but if you are I'll reiterate, you don't need to agree with the cause, you don't need to applaud, but it's such a small time out of your day, so for the benefit of others including the team you've travelled a long way to support, then at least have the respect for them and those around you to shut the fk up.
To be fair Rob, I don't think it's any of your business if a fan wants to finish his / her drink and it overlaps kickoffAlso, even in the unlikely that it was just the concourse, why would you travel miles away and still need to be drinking at kick off time? We had some on the way up and some near the ground, but went for the match so ffs how hard is it to get to your seat for 3pm there's half time and all night after for more ale.
Not worried at all, but they rhenium come barging past everyone at 305 and bugger off at 335 for more, late after ht and then the loo. Pain in the arse.To be fair Rob, I don't think it's any of your business if a fan wants to finish his / her drink and it overlaps kickoff
What a strange thing to worry about
Not worried at all, but they rhenium come barging past everyone at 305 and bugger off at 335 for more, late after ht and then the loo. Pain in the arse.
And chatting through silence!
Very well put rob.Some of our pricks couldn't keep silent during minute for the fallen or last post etc yesterday but as we still have cunts (probably the same ones) that boo the knee, then I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
For the hard of thinking, I doubt you're reading this but if you are I'll reiterate, you don't need to agree with the cause, you don't need to applaud, but it's such a small time out of your day, so for the benefit of others including the team you've travelled a long way to support, then at least have the respect for them and those around you to shut the fk up.
What also didn’t help was Hull has the quietest PA system I’ve ever heard. No wonder those in the concourse were totally oblivious.
Like I said ,I didn't hear anybody in their seats chatting , I heard some in the concourse .. if there were fans in their seats being loud then that's unfortunate
In all my years of going up the city ( which are many) I can honestly say I have never heard one city fan ever not respecting a period of silence. I remember going to old Trafford on one of the anniversaries of the Munich disaster and being applauded by the utd fans for our exceptional amount of respect, talking to one of there's after , he said most other supporters would have been book g or jeering .
So I think it's hash calling our supporters out on this as they were probably unaware in the bars what was happening in the stadium.
It was the 30th anniversary - 1988. I remember we lost 1-0 and recall a brief moment of dread as the whistle blew to commence the one minute silence - expecting it to be broken by some clown(s.) Needn't have worried because it was observed impeccably by the SBA.I think Bobby Charlton wrote a letter to the pink praising the city support for their conduct that day.
So because you were on the concourse and didn't know, you can confirm that nobody in he stands was being vocal and therefore an overreaction err okey dokey of course you'd know ....I was in the concourse going to the toilet. No one knew there was a minute silence. It was only as I walked up the stairs that I knew.
Complete overreaction.
TBH I would have thought those booing the knee and those disrespecting the minutes silence would have been completely different groups.So because you were on the concourse and didn't know, you can confirm that nobody in he stands was being vocal and therefore an overreaction err okey dokey of course you'd know ....
Also again glossing over the booing of the knee which def had fek all to do with the concourse.
I couldn't say either way, but my response was to suggesting it was an overreaction. Not only do I disagree which is why I also referenced the knee, but the fact if he was on the concourse he couldn't possibly have any idea what was or wasn't said in the stands.TBH I would have thought those booing the knee and those disrespecting the minutes silence would have been completely different groups.
TBH I would have thought those booing the knee and those disrespecting the minutes silence would have been completely different groups.
Not just the obscenity but the irony of speaking at all. Also the loud shushers. The quickest way to remind people to be quiet is by remaining quiet. A glare and a shake of the head is more effective.Doesn't really matter if it's the same people or not. Equally detestable.
That said I'd give benefit of the doubt to someone who hasn't realised what's happening. It does happen for one reason or another. What irks me more is the idiots who start shouting obscenities trying to get people to shut up, as if them breaching the silence twice as loud is a sign of respect.
Their next home match is 20th November so that’s why they did it in October.I agree with the general point - no skin off nose to keep quiet, whatever your views. It did surprise me that they were marking it in October, mind you, so if not in their seats I could understand how they wouldn't expect it.
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