Marriage proposal.

[CB_NO3]

Does anyone know the result of the marriage proposal at HT in the West stand? Am sure it was a woman asking the man, but turns out he was no where to be seen. Did the guy bottle it or was it a complete misunderstanding.

[sleeping giant]

Not sure as i spent the whole time looking for the guy with the mic:confused: Where was he ?

Craig McEwen didn't want to come off either :greengrin

[Hibbyradge]

I think the guy ran away!

The poor woman must be mortified.

[JennaFletcher]

Hope it was a misunderstanding. There is really no excuse in running away if your doting partner wants to marry you - should be flattered! Could at least have the decency to reply in a kind and curteous manner instead of being a coward IMO.

[Viva_Palmeiras]

29th of Feb was the day for her to ask - them is da rulez ;)

Not a good time to be caught "saying your prayers" in the bogs.

I suppose if he is a really private person he's likely to have not liked being put on the spot like that - he might have preferred something more intimate- if so she's completely misjudged him.

Whatever way there's some awkward moments ahead for that relationship!
Oops !!!

[Viva_Palmeiras]

Does anyone know the result of the marriage proposal at HT in the West stand? Am sure it was a woman asking the man, but turns out he was no where to be seen. Did the guy bottle it or was it a complete misunderstanding.

Note to the "players" out there - if you're gonna cheat on your girlfriend / fiancée don't pretend to be going to the footie!

[Hibrandenburg]

Note to the "players" out there - if you're gonna cheat on your girlfriend / fiancée don't pretend to be going to the footie!

Lol, was thinking along the same line. Maybe he only said he was a Hibby to impress, maybe he's a Yam!

[FastEddieFelson]

pretty embarrassing moment, made even worse by the joke of an announcer that hibs employ. he couldn't have executed that worse if he'd tried.

[BEEJ]

Hope it was a misunderstanding. There is really no excuse in running away if your doting partner wants to marry you - should be flattered! Could at least have the decency to reply in a kind and curteous manner instead of being a coward IMO.
Never understand these surprise proposals of marriage which are made in full view of the general public. They just place undue pressure on the other party to say 'yes'.

Why would anyone want a response to that important question which was at risk of being less then genuine? It always comes across like a form of manipulation.

[Hibernia&Alba]

I didn't know what was going on. You have to be totally certain of a yes, if you're going to do that. The memory of a rejection would haunt you for life. There are a few such examples on You Tube which are excruciating.

[Hibercelona]

Was she braw? :cool2:

[cabbageandribs1875]

this reminds me of the friends episode when phoebe proposed to the guy at some yanks game


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwHta9DedGU

[1875_hibs]

Hope it was a misunderstanding. There is really no excuse in running away if your doting partner wants to marry you - should be flattered! Could at least have the decency to reply in a kind and curteous manner instead of being a coward IMO.

I know! There is not enough romance and public affection shown anymore!

[iwasthere1972]

Never understand these surprise proposals of marriage which are made in full view of the general public. They just place undue pressure on the other party to say 'yes'.

Why would anyone want a response to that important question which was at risk of being less then genuine? It always comes across like a form of manipulation.

Me neither. I was hoping that the guy would appear and say "No".

I don't know what the outcome was but it may have just been a case that he was in the pie queue or the toilet and didn't hear the announcement. Some guys near me were saying "Don't do it" :greengrin

[Hibernia&Alba]

Me neither. I was hoping that the guy would appear and say "No".

I don't know what the outcome was but it may have just been a case that he was in the pie queue or the toilet and didn't hear the announcement. Some guys near me were saying "Don't do it" :greengrin

:hilarious

Those auld heids know best. "Stay in the toilet, son".

[Baker9]

Lol, was thinking along the same line. Maybe he only said he was a Hibby to impress, maybe he's a Yam!

:greengrin

[steakbake]

pretty embarrassing moment, made even worse by the joke of an announcer that hibs employ. he couldn't have executed that worse if he'd tried.

Whit's that yer sayin' son? There was an execution at half time?

[Seveno]

The guy beside me said, ' what some people will do to get a Cup Final ticket.'

[JennaFletcher]

The guy beside me said, ' what some people will do to get a Cup Final ticket.'

:faf:

[JimBHibees]

Lol, was thinking along the same line. Maybe he only said he was a Hibby to impress, maybe he's a Yam!

Superb. :faf::faf:

[21.05.2016]

http://youtu.be/UtPkxzHKLpk

Ouch ......

[Speedway]

http://youtu.be/UtPkxzHKLpk

Ouch ......

Oofft.

She was fairly tidy though so she probably thought she could do better.

[R'Albin]

http://youtu.be/UtPkxzHKLpk

Ouch ......

Stupid bitch.

On a side note what an absolute boss the guy that gave him the beer was :greengrin

[BEEJ]

Stupid bitch.
Why?

Was she obliged to say 'yes'?

[Hermit Crab]

http://youtu.be/UtPkxzHKLpk

Ouch ......

Oh that's a sore one. If I ever get in a position to ask a girl to marry me I hope she doesn't do that to me!! I'd be gutted, not that I would propose at Easter rd or anything. Poor guy.

[R'Albin]

Why?

Was she obliged to say 'yes'?

She should have done, or at least flattered him then changed her mind later. That was just totally demoralising for the guy..

[cabbageandribs1875]

http://youtu.be/UtPkxzHKLpk

Ouch ......


rather embarrassing for the poor lassie :agree:

[BEEJ]

She should have done, or at least flattered him then changed her mind later. That was just totally demoralising for the guy..
To which later he would doubtless say, "But you accepted, in front of hundreds of thousands of TV viewers!"

Only himself to blame. If there is any risk at all that your partner has doubts, don't go and pop the question in front of hundreds (or hundreds of thousands) of onlookers. Public embarrassment is not the way to convince someone to make a longer-term commitment to a relationship.

[R'Albin]

To which later he would doubtless say, "But you accepted, in front of hundreds of thousands of TV viewers!"

Only himself to blame. If there is any risk at all that your partner has doubts, don't go and pop the question in front of hundreds (or hundreds of thousands) of onlookers. Public embarrassment is not the way to convince someone to make a longer-term commitment to a relationship.

Fair point. Still would have said yes if I was her, or at least hugged him and explained or something. But yeah, probably not the sharpest move.

[Speedy]

To which later he would doubtless say, "But you accepted, in front of hundreds of thousands of TV viewers!"

Only himself to blame. If there is any risk at all that your partner has doubts, don't go and pop the question in front of hundreds (or hundreds of thousands) of onlookers. Public embarrassment is not the way to convince someone to make a longer-term commitment to a relationship.

And no doubt all their friends would be phoning to congratulate them.

It would be a disaster either way. I think the lesson is not to ask in that way.

[Holmesdale Hibs]

That YouTube clip was at the Toyota centre in Houston, I used to go there and watch the Rockets play when I worked out there a few years ago. I've seen proposals like that there a few times and I guess it's just a matter of time before someone said no.

Girl probably could/should have said something before they went on court as it must have been pretty obvious what was going on. Still, the guy only has himself to blame for the public humiliation.

Regardless of the outcome, I can't think of a more tasteless way to propose. Each to their own though.

[Hibrandenburg]

To which later he would doubtless say, "But you accepted, in front of hundreds of thousands of TV viewers!"

Only himself to blame. If there is any risk at all that your partner has doubts, don't go and pop the question in front of hundreds (or hundreds of thousands) of onlookers. Public embarrassment is not the way to convince someone to make a longer-term commitment to a relationship.
Yep, if you're gonna hang out the window then expect a fall. I feel sorry for the girl as she has to make a split second decision in a lose lose situation.

[TornadoHibby]

http://youtu.be/UtPkxzHKLpk

Ouch ......

She was quite nice but Thd guy should have been sure of her answer before asking in such a public way!

[Baker9]

Hermit Crab; [/B]3195683]Oh that's a sore one. If I ever get in a position to ask a girl to marry me I hope she doesn't do that to me!! I'd be gutted, not that I would propose at Easter rd or anything. Poor guy.

You maybe need to come out your shell a bit more.

[basehibby]

Oh that's a sore one. If I ever get in a position to ask a girl to marry me I hope she doesn't do that to me!! I'd be gutted, not that I would propose at Easter rd or anything. Poor guy.

There's a simple solution - pop the question somewhere private without a watching audience of millions and then you won't look like a complete tool if she says no.