Portsmouth Post Match Thoughts

[Pringlesleftpeg]

So would you defend the right of the club to throw someone out for booing or not, a straight forward yes or no will suffice Avondale.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

So would you defend the right of the club to throw someone out for booing or not, a straight forward yes or no will suffice Avondale.

No loud booing last night. Guy next to me said that the "offending" fan had been spoken to and his season ticket suspended.

[millertop]

No loud booing last night. Guy next to me said that the "offending" fan had been spoken to and his season ticket suspended.

I’d be talking to a solicitor unless there’s more to it which there surely must be

[avondalemiller]

No loud booing last night. Guy next to me said that the "offending" fan had been spoken to and his season ticket suspended.

Apparently the "booer" was up on the top gantry above us..........the Stasi may have be active last night............

[avondalemiller]

So would you defend the right of the club to throw someone out for booing or not, a straight forward yes or no will suffice Avondale.

Deffo NO, do you want us all to stand clapping like in N Korea?? Where was the directive from the club before? The season is 12 matches in.

Have you answered my question yet???

[Lolmorgan]

Didn’t we play Wycombe last night not Portsmouth give it a fecking rest.

[Pringlesleftpeg]

Deffo NO, do you want us all to stand clapping like in N Korea?? Where was the directive from the club before? The season is 12 matches in.

Have you answered my question yet???

So you will defend the guys right to boo but not the clubs right to protect its image, sounds a bit hypocritical to me. No I just don't want people to boo. Directive on what ? What was your question again ?

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

So you will defend the guys right to boo but not the clubs right to protect its image, sounds a bit hypocritical to me. No I just don't want people to boo. Directive on what ? What was your question again ?

Surely in an open free society the players can choose to look daft taking the knee if they wish to and the fans can boo or applaud or laugh at them for doing so?

[Redshank]

Surely in an open free society the players can choose to look daft taking the knee if they wish to and the fans can boo or applaud or laugh at them for doing so?

Typical populist claptrap.

Unfortunately, in the real world there are no easy answers to complicated or difficult issues, despite what the likes of Farage and Trump tell us.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Typical populist claptrap.

Unfortunately, in the real world there are no easy answers to complicated or difficult issues, despite what the likes of Farage and Trump tell us.

Yes and in the real world it's a football match not a political rally. If I wanted to see meaningless political posturing I would go to one of the many sheep gatherings we regularly see in our major cities.