The ones who leave early will be the ones not bothering if times get tough again. The ones who stay and support the team (this team absolutely deserves support) get their rewards.
Makes no difference to me really, if Shaw had scored his chance at the death they would have missed one of the greatest Easter Road moments ever. The idea of missing something like that will be enough to keep me at Easter Road till the death every week until my death.
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11-12-2017 10:11 PM #61
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11-12-2017 10:16 PM #62
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If you leave early purely because we are getting beat then you are a poor supporter. On the basis a supporter is there to support the team but by leaving early you aren't doing much supporting!
I can understand reasons just as having kids with you or transport issues though
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11-12-2017 10:41 PM #64
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Nobody should ever judge a supporter on the basis of them leaving early in my situation I often have to leave early on a Saturday as I start at 5pm in the corstorphine area I still purchased my season ticket in full knowledge of this staying in my seat at the top of east till final whistle as supporters know takes forever to get out as much as I hate leaving early and love my team my work pays for my season ticket catch 22 looking forward to Wednesday as I can stay to the end and celebrate a hibby victory
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11-12-2017 10:42 PM #65
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11-12-2017 10:51 PM #66This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Not a single poster is making an issue of supporters leaving before final whistle to start work, collect kids , catch a train etc the only comments that I’ve read are directed at those who petulantly storm out after we lose a goal. Tbh it was comedy gold on Sunday as two guys in my row jumped out their seats thinking Celtc had scored a 3rd then the guy in front doubled back when he realised it was offside and banged straight into Mr Angry behind him who hadn’t seen the flag up. Neither then knew what to do! Funny to see!!
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Each to their own but it is a strange way to support the team in my opinion.
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11-12-2017 11:31 PM #69
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12-12-2017 07:47 AM #71
The Exodus on Sunday had little to do with avoiding queues. It was a direct result of Sinclair apparently scoring a hatrick in a ten minute spell. And genuine fears of watching the roof cave in.
Most of us have been through games where Celtic gave us a pasting. As have the rest of Scottish football fans.
Not everyone has the stomach for a fight when your team is in this position. I'm just happy that unlike a tiny minority of fellow supporters, this team under Neil Lennon don't know when they are beaten.
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12-12-2017 08:33 AM #72
Celtic supporting colleague is of the opinion of the game went on for another ten minutes we'd have won. I found it hard to disagree.
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17-12-2017 09:27 AM #74
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