it's worth mentioning that this has happened before. from a similar minority of mindless thugs. one or two who have also gone on social media praying the deed. and henceforth exposing themselves to the sack in the morning.
It should be said that all decent Supporters of both clubs have condemned the act and City to their credit sent a team straight around to clean it up.
Sad day for football
Posted: 25 Dec 2015, 07:51
by Dave_Pougher
Indeed yes, it is heartening to learn there a majority of course decent supporters of both clubs that have rightly condemned this action buy mindless idiots who I doubt have any idea what the memorial gates represent.
Read that yesterday, i can see why Hurst fits in well with Guiseley!
Sad day for football
Posted: 01 Mar 2016, 14:55
by Dave
Agreed, this really doesn't look good for Guiseley at all, however after watching the video think the Braintree keeper must take some responsibility as well, it seems to me he came out to the edge expecting the ball to be dollied back to him, it wasn't, it was some what over hit shall we say, he then seemed to have a hissy fit and in turn stood their and watched the ball go straight over his head and into the net, when I think he could have dealt with it.
Sad day for football
Posted: 05 Mar 2016, 18:26
by Glostergull
I think unfortunatly i have to agree. the ball was in no way hit back to score a goal. the goalkeeper just stood and did nothing.. he didn't even try. and then tried to blame the other side.. he could easily have gone back to pick it out of the air.. but some are just lazy.. I'm just glad he doesn't play for United