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Why cheer him?
He plays for the opposing team. I don’t mean target him for booing, but he is just one of the opposition now.
He scored the most important goal in our history, certainly, but time has moved on. He gained our gratitude when he was with us, he lived off that for a while longer than his performances for us merited, and now is one of a team that is hoping for us to lose. If he isn’t wanting that then he has no place in their team.
When his name is read out he will get a round of applause from me.
Anyone who doesn’t clap him is a cock and should go and support someone else.
When his name is read out he will get a round of applause from me.Anyone who doesn’t clap him is a cock and should go and support someone else.
There’s a difference between a polite clap and “cheering him”
No doubt tonight he will whip in a corner that they score from as opposed to the usual failing to beat the first man, or the occasional beating every man so it goes for a throw.
I didn’t applaud him when he played for us, I’m not going too when he plays against us.Did tha applaud Shawn Edwards ;) when he played against Wigan. while he was at london.or who ever he went to. ;)
I didn’t applaud him when he played for us, I’m not going too when he plays against us.
Did tha applaud Shawn Edwards ;) when he played against Wigan. while he was at london.or who ever he went to. ;)[/quote]
Slightly different circumstance but yes I did pre-match.
I don’t applaud poor players who come back though even if they did score important tries.
Ben Watson may have scored THAT goal but he was still shite for the most part.
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