People leaving early

[McEwan's Lager 30,545]

3 minutes ago, ForeverAndEver said:

Go to Govan. No queues and closer

Going the wrong way mate.

I know its only 1 stop before most people get off at Partick but trying to cram on at Govan is a pain in the arse  

[Clemdog 39,389]

1 minute ago, ForeverAndEver said:

Couldn’t care less about it.

 

Can’t believe that’s true, it’s just a bit shit. 

I won’t deny that people are entitled to do what they want when they pay for a ticket. 

However, it’s just tinpot seeing only 5000 fans (at best) left at the end of a game. Not to mention the mass exodus after 70 minutes.

[McEwan's Lager 30,545]

5 minutes ago, psb07158 said:

But none of us really go to see the opposition, we go to see our team - a boy was making his debut today and loads of folk had left 

Plus we live in Glasgow and the weather is permanently shite 

Walking to the subway today I had a full scale rant to her about living here, how monumentally shite the weather is and why do we do it.

Mainly because the hood on my jacket wouldn't stay up because it was so windy  

 

[G.E.C. 18,800]

They showed the crowd reaction to Barisic’s goal and you could see people actually heading to the exits. Brutal.

[The Specky Forum Organiser 64,941]

Doesn't bother me at all.

[ElBufalo20 7,902]

9 minutes ago, Rangers#1 said:

I don’t leave early 

 Never said you personally did. It was to your point about if that’s your reason to leave early. 

[Bad Robot 21,195]

28 minutes ago, .Williamson. said:

I don’t blame subway fans leaving earlier tbh. I walk by that queue outside Ibrox and literally every time think never in my fucking life 

I always leave at full time then walk along to cessnock, I’m always on the 1st or 2nd train 

[Inigo 32,534]

30 minutes ago, psb07158 said:

…makes the whole place look absolutely shite on tv and even worse in person, I might be misremembering this but it didn’t feel like this was the norm 20 years ago

I've been going since the 80s and it's always been this way as far as I can remember.

Don't like it, but it's just part of the deal to me now.

[The No.9 760]

Been that way since I can remember lol soon as it hits 80mins the place clears out, you only get more staying if it’s a tight league race match, old firm or Europe.

[Inigo 32,534]

My dad used to leave early with me when I was wee, but as an adult I've never l ft early unless I've had something particular I had to do.

I find it a bit strange how early alot of folk leave if I'm honest.

[Inigo 32,534]

It is a bit dispiriting. Even happens in close matches. Weird.

[Loyal72 11,201]

I've said this so many times over the years, and end up taking stick off some cunt hitting out with "Aye but a need to get into the pub, or a need to do this n av got this to go to"

You pay for your ticket, or season book, you know when the game is, plan your fucking day around it.

I've never left Ibrox early, except a few years back the game against Hearts when it was snowing in the Championship, that night was a fucking disaster.

But I've never understood the rush to be hame first, or the rush to get to the pub.

You've paid to be here, fucking enjoy it.

Ibrox looks a joke at full time, every other week. 

Like it's some sort of burden on people's day.

[McEwan's Lager 30,545]

8 minutes ago, ForeverAndEver said:

 

It happens at Arsenal

That's true. The queue at Arsenal can be terrible after a game as well.

First time I went I forgot to buy a return and didn't know they shut access to the ticket machines too. Think this was before bank contactless and I ended up having to walk to Caledonian Rd  

[Rangers#1 5,474]

4 minutes ago, ElBufalo20 said:

 Never said you personally did. It was to your point about if that’s your reason to leave early. 

 

17 minutes ago, ElBufalo20 said:

So why turn up in the first place if that’s how you feel?

Kind of looks like you meant me in both your replies, was just my opinion of reasons people leave early.

[ElBufalo20 7,902]

Just now, Rangers#1 said:

 

Kind of looks like you meant me in both your replies, was just my opinion of reasons people leave early.

No need to go on but point was you/your was in terms of the people you (yes I mean you this time!) were describing as reasons that they, the fans,  leave early in your original post. 
 

 

 

 

[ForeverAndEver 71,547]

19 minutes ago, GabrielTomato said:

Can’t believe that’s true, it’s just a bit shit. 

I won’t deny that people are entitled to do what they want when they pay for a ticket. 

However, it’s just tinpot seeing only 5000 fans (at best) left at the end of a game. Not to mention the mass exodus after 70 minutes.

It’s true. Never has it bothered me. 

[STEPPS BOY 74,000]

The OP defo left early today and made this post to look staunch imo.

[Drumloyal 14,998]

I always stay until the players are up the tunnel then just wait for the crowds on the stairs to clear before heading out.

My section is always empty at 85mins, boy next to me left on 60mins but has a good excuse, he was on crutches.  

[Rangers#1 5,474]

11 minutes ago, Loyal72 said:

I've said this so many times over the years, and end up taking stick off some cunt hitting out with "Aye but a need to get into the pub, or a need to do this n av got this to go to"

You pay for your ticket, or season book, you know when the game is, plan your fucking day around it.

I've never left Ibrox early, except a few years back the game against Hearts when it was snowing in the Championship, that night was a fucking disaster.

But I've never understood the rush to be hame first, or the rush to get to the pub.

You've paid to be here, fucking enjoy it.

Ibrox looks a joke at full time, every other week. 

Like it's some sort of burden on people's day.

Left early that night but only after game was abandoned 

[Dickie 12,905]

Liverpool game was the only time I’ve left early,I don’t understand how folks can look forward to a game usually 2 weeks away yet when it comes they can’t get out of the ground quick enough.

The whole ibrox experience nowadays is fucking depressing,no atmosphere and the first misplaced pass is the signal for cunts to moan continuously.

The county fans were last out of the ground which is a disgrace and they’ve got more of a travel than the majority of our fans.

[KaiserJon 12,402]

Never left a Rangers game early ever, even when it looks like a draw or a loss on 75/80 minutes you never know.👍 Plus I don't leave anyway 😀

[TEFTONG 60,178]

I've never done it & never would.

If folk want to go then that's upto them.

Been plenty of times they have left and missed something special. 

Also been plenty of times ive sat there suffering but it's entirely upto the individual supporter. 

 

[RockwellGers 14,718]

I've had to leave early before. Prefer not to. Stayed to the end today. Couldn't care less if people need to go early

[SwallowsHisOwnSpunk 7,802]

Although known as the subway loyal I’m pretty sure the majority of the guilty ones are from supporters buses that have a habit of leaving bang on 90 minutes regardless if your on it or not, that and the mouth breathers who can’t go an hour and a half without a drink.

As others have said if you pay for the ticket you are entitled to do what you want, but others are also entitled to slag you off for it.

We are by far the worst offenders I’ve seen in British football for it.

Yes there will be those with valid reasons but are we really gonna pretend that ten thousand + have an urgent need to get home early? The vast majority of people have travelled from somewhere in central Scotland and regardless of traffic it isn’t going to take that long getting home.

Also if you’ve travelled from England, N. Ireland or the Highlands what’s the point in coming all the way to Glasgow to watch a game of football to then leave before it even finishes.

Are we also going to pretend those reasons for leaving early all disappear anytime we play the tarriers or in Europe?

[RFCHTID 52]

1 hour ago, Loyal72 said:

I've said this so many times over the years, and end up taking stick off some cunt hitting out with "Aye but a need to get into the pub, or a need to do this n av got this to go to"

You pay for your ticket, or season book, you know when the game is, plan your fucking day around it.

I've never left Ibrox early, except a few years back the game against Hearts when it was snowing in the Championship, that night was a fucking disaster.

But I've never understood the rush to be hame first, or the rush to get to the pub.

You've paid to be here, fucking enjoy it.

Ibrox looks a joke at full time, every other week. 

Like it's some sort of burden on people's day.

I remember that night,lucky to get home.