Exactly.

and there was me thinking that he was boored and wishing he was down the pub with his mates - as in a packet of condoms!

Never left a game early yet, always want to applaud the players win or lose but respect other peoples rights to leave when they like.

was he so excited?

What ^ he ^ said .
Don't you just love it when you get back to the coach celebrating a win and there are people already on the coach that think we lost ?
Wakey last year a prime example .

Does it count if you turn the radio off early?

Best I've seen was back in 2003 down 20-0 to saints and a plonker to my right had been screaming abuse at the lads and with 21 mins to go stomped off I often wonder how he felt when he got to his pub bemoaning the team to discover we won 30-20 .

Was it last season , or the one before when we were losing (away) to Quins , not long to go ? A few people around us left . We saw them back at the coach and we had won by maybe 10 points IIRC .
Quality moments .I never leave before the end whatever is happening on the pitch . Some of the best moments in most matches are the final moments . A last minute winner or an outstanding consolation score brought about by 'we don't give a fk cos we lost anyway' attitude .
People that leave early usually miss the best part of the game .

Leaving early to get on a coach is the daftest thing I have ever heard.

Woud you leave the cinema ten minutes before the end of a film?

I don't understand the big fuss about this.

Who cares really if people leave early? they paid their money it is their choice. Personally I didn't see people leaving with 8 minutes left, but saw a big rush as soon as the drop goal went over. And like someone said earlier a lot do go to the corners of the ground to ensure easy get away.

Personlly I am in the middle of the aisle in the seats, so can't get out, but If I chose to, I couldn't give a 5h1t what people think who post on a message board.

Personally I would sooner have 5 or 6 hundred people in their for the game paying but leaving early, than all these posters (and many on this thread) who are quick to moan about fans, yet who don't turn up each week.

Whoooaaaah. Easy tiger. That's one hell of a rant.

Good.



I posted nice and calmly though.



And in truth I wish the family at the end of our aisle on the inside would leave before half time, because I am sick and tired of the lads going for a pee every two minutes. Another rant over.

To get a decent seat in the long bar before it gets full and i take a 2 year old so dont want him to get crushed!

I just cannot understand people who pay all that money then don't watch all the game. People started leaving when we made it 20-20.
Yes, they pay their money they takes their choice but I just cannot understand it.

Personally I think it's important to clap the lads off!

I wish I had with that American Beauty bollox!

me neither. i could if it was a 50 point lead but not at 20 apiece

mmmm
left at 20 all with 2minutes to go but had agreed that was the case with my 70 year old mother who went to her 1st game... so please can I be excused ?
first time I've left early of my own accord mind

I am surprised you didn't use the theatre/cinema comparison?



This of course being you wouldn't dream of leaving the theatre before the end of a play or leave the cinema before the film is finished... so why leave the match early, the Headingley post match traffic is not that bad!

I would rather we set up a thread complaining about that awful Vuzevalu (spelling) that sounds like it is coming from the Carnegie standing, than moan about leaving early.

If anyone is down in that standing area, can you please next time stick the bloody blowing thing up the offenders orifice.

I didn't leave my seat until 11:00pm, true story.

Had you fallen asleep with the quality on offer?

Surely it goes against all that is Yorkshire.

Super glue in you back pocket again?

Depends what kind of crowd is in the cinemas.

If it’s the coffin dodger brigade then yes I do want to get out ten minutes early because it’d take half an hour waiting behind this lot to get out. Also if you’ve seen someone who you don’t like and they’ve acknowledged that your in the cinema its best to get out ten minutes early so you don’t have to be put through painful small talk whilst walking out.