Booing Scott Wagstaff
Why???
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He used to play 4 us dint he so we boo him az we r 'ard17
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I had some twats behind me in the East Stand who were constantly booing and abusing him in the first half after the red card incident
Glad Im not the only one to question it6 -
It was obvious that JP had SW in his sights until he caught up with him in the second half.0
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Strange behavior that and disappointing.14
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Ridiculous if true. For what reason?
The lad was 8 when he joined us and went on to break into the first team at Oakwell - if any player deserves a case for 'one of our own' it's Waggy.30 -
Danny Green started it34
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Deserved it for that shambles of a beard.7
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WankersAFKABartram said:Can anyone explain to me what the hell that was about?
Why???3 -
I stood and clapped him off, Deffo red card for me, and I've really changed my stance on Sarr past few months (I like the fella now)0
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Wagstaff always put in an honest shift for us and he complemented Solly better than any other winger I can think of. Scott deserves better than boos.34
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What??? No way!!!ForeverAddickted said:I had some twats behind me in the East Stand who were constantly booing and abusing him in the first half after the red card incident
Glad Im not the only one to question it
I find that hard to believe!!
No way were there people actually awake in the East Stand!!5 -
We've got a lot of twats for fans and things like this just confirm it.6
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On the week that abuse at football games has strongly come under the spotlight, some of our fans decide to boo a homegrown lad who didn't leave on bad terms.13
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Wrong thread??Charltonparklane said:I stood and clapped him off, Deffo red card for me, and I've really changed my stance on Sarrin past few months (I like the fella now)
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Maybe they were jealous of the fact that Waggy has passed puberty and is therefore able to grow a beard.4
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There was a guy standing up near the fron in the North Lower. He was dropping c bombs to Wagstaff at every opportunity. I've asked him to stop booing our players previously. We have some right plonkers amongst our own.13
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Morons behind us in the East. Every club has ‘em.1
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Going against the grain here but who cares if he's one of our ex players. For 90 minutes he's an opposition player and if any of our fans want to give him stick or anything that might help to put him off his game and give us an advantage then so be it.
If people want to give him a clap afterwards as he leaves the pitch then fine, but does it really matter if some fans booed him during the game?3 -
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He was a respected player.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Going against the grain here but who cares if he's one of our ex players. For 90 minutes he's an opposition player and if any of our fans want to give him stick or anything that might help to put him off his game and give us an advantage then so be it.
If people want to give him a clap afterwards as he leaves the pitch then fine, but does it really matter if some fans booed him during the game?
It's disrespectful to boo a player that always gave 100% and conducted himself like a gent upon being edged out of the club.45 - Sponsored links:
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Doesn’t sit right with me. Scott was young player of the year in 2008 - same year J. Shelvey started.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Going against the grain here but who cares if he's one of our ex players. For 90 minutes he's an opposition player and if any of our fans want to give him stick or anything that might help to put him off his game and give us an advantage then so be it.
If people want to give him a clap afterwards as he leaves the pitch then fine, but does it really matter if some fans booed him during the game?
He left on good terms. Spoke to him a few times, was a great lad, also spoke after his last game when he said it wasn’t down to him if he was offered a new contract.
Why boo? What has he done wrong other than plying his career with another team?
Not Charlton like for me...25 -
Didn’t think it was a red card, and didn’t like the pressure Wagstaff put on red, yes a yellow but never a red5
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Indeed, both him and Shelvey debuted in the same game.BR3red said:
Doesn’t sit right with me. Scott was young player of the year in 2008 - same year J. Shelvey started.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Going against the grain here but who cares if he's one of our ex players. For 90 minutes he's an opposition player and if any of our fans want to give him stick or anything that might help to put him off his game and give us an advantage then so be it.
If people want to give him a clap afterwards as he leaves the pitch then fine, but does it really matter if some fans booed him during the game?
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I didn't say he wasn't a respected player. I'm guessing the boos were because of his part in the sending off and fans who assumed (also not helped by a tweet from the clubs own official twitter) that he got Sarr sent off?Dazzler21 said:
He was a respected player.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Going against the grain here but who cares if he's one of our ex players. For 90 minutes he's an opposition player and if any of our fans want to give him stick or anything that might help to put him off his game and give us an advantage then so be it.
If people want to give him a clap afterwards as he leaves the pitch then fine, but does it really matter if some fans booed him during the game?
It's disrespectful to boo a player that always gave 100% and conducted himself like a gent upon being edged out of the club.
I doubt he'd have been booed had the incident not occurred.3 -
Was in the Millenium lounge, heard from Waggy himself that his contract was not being renewed, he was gutted, we were to, gl fella2
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This. His reaction after the Sarr challenge was OTT and a few people around us weren’t impressed with it (understandable IMHO). Don’t get the booing but understand why people may have been a little peeved following his behaviour at some points today.northstandsteve said:Didn’t think it was a red card, and didn’t like the pressure Wagstaff put on red, yes a yellow but never a red
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There was booing when his name was read out at the startCAFCOlly said:
This. His reaction after the Sarr challenge was OTT and a few people around us weren’t impressed with it (understandable IMHO). Don’t get the booing but understand why people may have been a little peeved following his behaviour at some points today.northstandsteve said:Didn’t think it was a red card, and didn’t like the pressure Wagstaff put on red, yes a yellow but never a red
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Disappointed to read that some morons booed Waggy.
A real 100% player who always gave of his best and, as someone above has also said, brought the best out of Solly too with his industry.
If I had been able to be there I would have applauded him off.5 -
He had a Tranmere shirt on once when a Charlton player , very disrespectful9
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Why's that, I meant I clapped wagstaff off but don't think he over exaggerated the red card challenge Sarr put on him.paulie8290 said:
Wrong thread??Charltonparklane said:I stood and clapped him off, Deffo red card for me, and I've really changed my stance on Sarrin past few months (I like the fella now)
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