Subs : Sat Mar 07, 2009 9:30 pm  

Anybody else think we should make our players come off of the field on the opposite side to the tunnel like Fielden did today. I found it really good that we could show our appreciation through a half lap walk. Thought it turned out really well and should happen more in the future!

Any thoughts?

: Sat Mar 07, 2009 9:32 pm  

Nope. Waste of time and Fielden didn't even deserve the applause imo.

: Sat Mar 07, 2009 9:35 pm  

RB wrote:

Nope. Waste of time and Fielden didn't even deserve the applause imo.

Then don't applaud - nobody would force you to, but it appeared many disagreed with you my friend

Still think it would be a nice touch - I mean sometimes it does worry me how confidence based our players are - would a little boost be such a crime?

Re: Subs : Sat Mar 07, 2009 9:35 pm  

Bovrick wrote:

Anybody else think we should make our players come off of the field on the opposite side to the tunnel like Fielden did today. I found it really good that we could show our appreciation through a half lap walk. Thought it turned out really well and should happen more in the future!

Any thoughts?

Erm he looked nakerd walking round though, maybe at the back of play and go off under the sticks would be better.

: Sat Mar 07, 2009 9:37 pm  

RB wrote:

Nope. Waste of time and Fielden didn't even deserve the applause imo.

Were you watching the same game as everyone else tonight?

Fielden was awesome, got through a tonne of work defensively and in attack, Easily one of our star performers tonight.

Now run along and knock another players performance.

Mathers?

Re: Subs : Sat Mar 07, 2009 9:46 pm  

Bovrick wrote:

Anybody else think we should make our players come off of the field on the opposite side to the tunnel like Fielden did today. I found it really good that we could show our appreciation through a half lap walk. Thought it turned out really well and should happen more in the future!

Any thoughts?

I think the players would rather rest, catch their breath and get ready for their next spell rather than walking for a couple of minutes around the pitch to enjoy the applause.