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Ricardo Fuller-Boo or Clap

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  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 26,344
    edited October 2013
    Bit of a different question. Reid was a class act for us. No problem with Fuller. Probably won't boo or clap.
  • Sonicstud85
    Sonicstud85 Posts: 2,176
    Clap. One of our better players when fit and I enjoyed watching him play. I will be following up my Andy Reid winnings with a bet on him to score though.

    Ex player = Goal. It's like printing money!
  • francis4england
    francis4england Posts: 421
    Guarentee a bunch of muppets in the north upper will boo him!
  • willieduff
    willieduff Posts: 989
    Clap. I couldn't believe we let him go.
  • rikofold
    rikofold Posts: 4,051
    I don't understand why we ask this question so often. It's rarely productive to boo a player - the only one I can really remember it working on was Darren Pitcher away to Palarse - we should either clap them to recognise them or ignore them completely.
  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 32,930
    neither, I'm not bothered either way
  • Wheresmeticket
    Wheresmeticket Posts: 17,304
    I'll clap him in between pressing f5.
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491
    It depends how he celebrates beating Hamer from distance.....

    Seriously though, whilst I have nothing against the bloke to boo him does he really warrant individual praise? I don’t think he does.

    Either way I’ll probably still be drinking that piss they pass off as lager in the north upper when the teams are read out.
  • TelMc32
    TelMc32 Posts: 9,148
    Can't be there Saturday, missing my first home game for a very long time, but this would be an easy clap.

    Ric proved a match-winner on his own a couple of times last season and, by all accounts, would love to have stayed. I'll always regret that we weren't in a position to take him on the first time, after he had recovered from his back problem. Could have had a good few years of a young, fit Fuller.
  • Jarman
    Jarman Posts: 1,851
    Clap.
    Good player, good guy and scored against palarse which gave us something to sing about (for 5 minutes)

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  • cafctom
    cafctom Posts: 11,394
    His performance at Ipswich away was the best individual performance I have seen from a Charlton player in years. Has a knack of putting players on their arse whilst standing still with the ball.
  • sm
    sm Posts: 2,973
    Clap - not the sort of player you want to get motivated by booing.
  • Amos on the wing
    Amos on the wing Posts: 1,804
    sm said:

    Clap - not the sort of player you want to get motivated by booing.

    This. Would have liked to have seen Ricardo again in a Charlton shirt as he was capable of scoring a goal or producing a bit of quality out of nothing. Its a shame that lack of funds meant he could not sign another one year deal.

    Anyway play like we did on Tuesday and we have nothing to worry about.....
  • Granpa
    Granpa Posts: 2,995
    can I have IGNORE as a third option ?
  • thewolfboy
    thewolfboy Posts: 2,948
    Clap. We would have won on Tues with him in the team.
  • stonewallpenalty
    stonewallpenalty Posts: 3,842
    cafctom said:

    His performance at Ipswich away was the best individual performance I have seen from a Charlton player in years. Has a knack of putting players on their arse whilst standing still with the ball.


    I was also at that game, tom. Ipswich were terrified of him. He basically took the piss.
  • Valley11
    Valley11 Posts: 12,030
    Do people honestly boo still...like at a pantomime?
  • Kap10
    Kap10 Posts: 15,636
    Valley11 said:

    Do people honestly boo still...like at a pantomime?

    Only if they are behind you
  • Valley11
    Valley11 Posts: 12,030
    Kap10 said:

    Valley11 said:

    Do people honestly boo still...like at a pantomime?

    Only if they are behind you
    Ha, very good!
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 0
    be interested to see if he looks a lazy player when with an opponent. i would think not.

    expect him to be up for it and someone needs to be in his face all game long. get hughesy in front of him for every ball into his feet and chest, with a CB behind for the balls to his bonce. also, never underestimate his ability to cut in from the byline, do not show this fella goalside.

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  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 29,409
    Not worried about him today, performance wise.
    Saw him on the tele when they played Huddersfield two weeks ago, looks finished.
    In retrospect don't know why I thought he was a good signing for us, must have been on a wedge.
  • Lincsaddick
    Lincsaddick Posts: 32,475
    the worst thing to do to a 'superstar' is to totally ignore him/her .. soooo... totally ignore him
  • JaShea99
    JaShea99 Posts: 5,498
    AFKABartram said:

    Boo ? Boo ??

    Why would anyone even consider booing him ?

    Why would anyone consider booing half the ex players who get booed? Some Charlton fans seem to think it's custom to boo any ex player regardless of circumstances.
  • rananegra
    rananegra Posts: 3,712
    He's already said he won't celebrate if he scores, though he will be trying to as a professional. Blackpool's owner is notoriously tight and he wanted to stay and was prepared to take a drop in wages. I'll applaud him just for that cracking goal against Posh last year. Won't be happy if he scores, particularly not if it is from 40 yards.
  • Kap10
    Kap10 Posts: 15,636
    He received and returned good applause today, looked very happy with all our players and had a love fest with, Cousins, Powell and Mathews after the game

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