Yep i do, every game. But since the end of Threepenny all pre match atmos has been raped from our club

I think people need to chill a little and be a little less self righteous! Obviously the original poster didn't realise Chris has learning difficulties...not all of us read articles or go to events such as the x factor thingy.



I didn't realise he had such difficulties and to be honest i thought the kid was not that great, that said fair do's to him for having a crack at it....most of us wouldn't even dare!

The boy has learning difficulties , dont be so nasty , your out of order.

You are all ready to slag everything or everyone off eg Players and now its Chris did you not go on Monday night and see the rest of the singers.
So now its a sypathy vote my god you lot are disgracful. And you Chewie thought you was all for Charity?.

I took the p*ss out of the kid as he was singing (and afterwards) too. Obviously I didn't know he had learning difficulties at the time. Lay off the OP, it was an easy mistake to make.

Sure am.......I also have a point of veiw. My choice of music and what I hear does not end just because I choose to help others. I never started this thread so why should I have to stay quiet???????


I did say Chris sounded a tad 'Sheepy'.......And I detest the Will Young warble in any singer. I'm sure Chris wouldn't mind a bit of constructive critism........With todays 'sound' at a major singing comp......The press would've slaughtered him anyway......FACT!!!! (I did applaud him though.....Does this help????

) Oh......And i'm sure he wouldn't like people applauding 'out of charity'

How is it shallow minds, it was not obvious he had learning difficulties, and how many people were at the RL factor compared to today's crowd?

The announcer mearly said that he was the winner. There was more black and white than red and white in my row, and everyone said the same as the original poster, embarrasing. Nobody was aware of any learning difficulties.

Needs locking and deleting now.......The kid hopefully doesn't come on here!!!! (And don't even add to that comment!!!!!!!!)

All you self righteous types, answer me this:

If you didn't know the guy had learning difficulties and you thought he was just the half time entertainment/RL factor winner, can you honestly say you wouldn't have said anything negative about his singing?

It's easy to be holier than thou if you know the full story, but people pass comment on our pre-match/half time entertainment all the time - usually in a negative way - without any of the backlash they've had today.

That counts me out then.......At least i'm honest....he did sound 'Sheepy'!!!!

some of you lot are miserable t**ts

I'm pretty sure i wouldn't have started a thread about it.

More important things.

And i certainly wouldn't have tried to be as sarcastic as the OP about someone who has just sang in front of over 22k people.

Whether or not you would have started a thread about it is immaterial. People are having a go at the OP for laying into the kid because he has learning difficulties. But if he didn't know that, it's hardly his fault.

The point I'm making is, if the guy didn't have learning difficulties and he was just booked to be the half time entertainment, he would have fallen below the standard we could reasonably expect.

Ditto.

I admired the kid for having the ball$ to do something like that today anyway. Even more so now I know about his learning difficulties.
Good on him & good luck to him. Well done.

Do his learning difficulties affect his singing ability? That's a genuine question.

If the answer is 'no', why should the guy be afforded any more margin for error than someone without learning difficulties? Isn't that just a little bit patronising and condescending? Essentially it's saying that you have lower expectations of that person, which is not a good attitude to have.

The lad deserves credit for going out there. It takes alot of guts to do that. Well played to him.

i enjoyed his songs tbh and the kid has guts i bet you p!!s takers wud not have the guts to go out there and sing in front of a crowd that size

just think before you post !!!

Better performance than the team IMO.

See my question above.

I won't argue with that.

well you stil dont take the p!!s though cause it still takes guts to go out and sing in front of a large crowd and i respect that

like to have seen you do it not having a pop im just saying bet a few people wud not have the guts i no i would not

I'll agree with that.

Fair play to the kid for having the guts to sing in front of a crowd that big, but at the end of the day that isn't the point, is it? The point is the half-time entertainment was not found entertaining by a large majority of the crowd. Whether he had learning difficulties or not is immaterial. The majority of the crowd will not have known this fact (I didn't), and so would have judged him undiscriminatorily. To mention that he did have learning difficulties as an excuse for low standards would have been extremely patronising also. It's like booking Steven Hawking to sing and it being OK because he has motor neuron disease.

So yeah, fair play for performing and having the guts to do so, but we should really be booking professionals for these sorts of events. In fact, our whole pre-match/HT entertainment package is woeful. We should be employing someone to sort this mess out. It's boring. And that inflatable thing is absolute garbage.

he was good before the match

didnt think it was a derby song tho (you raise me up)



half time tho



i hope he doesnt come again dont want my sides spliting again

raised over £9000 tho

It take balls to sing infront of a large audience and the lad has learning difficulties to boot... commendable.... I take my hat of to him.... and then put it over his mouth to block the sound



He did well but it was embarrasing... perhaps if your management are so inclined they can use one of his karaoke tracks to welcome FC onto the pitch