Boo or clap threads-Boo or clap?

CAFCTrev

If you see a new thread regarding an ex-player returning to the valley exploring the possibility of our fans booing or clapping them, do you boo or clap at your computer screen?

LuckyReds

Booooooooooo!

(In before "Well you don't have to open them then" )

thai malaysia addick

As they say in china - clap

BlackForestReds

It beats me that people have to ask advice on how to behave at a football match...

stonewallpenalty

Clap. They are class

AFKABartram

Depends how well that thread had performed

Brendan_O_Connell

Depends on what terms that thread left the club on.

Henry Irving

AFKABartram said:

Depends how well that thread had performed

Surely if we get behind the thread from the start it will boost the thread's confidence and ensure it reaches at least 1000 reads

AFKABartram

But if the thread starts getting ideas above its station, demanding it's stickied or closed, then to be honest we are better off without them. Boo,

Henry Irving

AFKABartram said:

But if the thread starts getting ideas above its station, demanding it's stickied or closed, then to be honest we are better off without them. Boo,

Harsh, it's not as if they can help it if someone starts another thread on the same topic. Being a professional thread is a short career at this level. It's not as if they are earning what the big blogs get on the Guardian and Daily Mail.

JiMMy 85

We booed Danny Mills and he scored a 20-yard left footer. This is why I haven't bothered booing the pointless 'boo or clap' threads. It'll do no good.

andynelson

I like to do both at the same time. It's called going ape.

cafctom

I boo the thread, as I don't think it is worth booing any ex former player unless they have really gone out of their way to spite us or have betrayed us. In truth, we haven't had too many of those over the years.

Saga Lout

I like 'em - gives us a chance to explore our differing feelings towards an ex-player and can lead to interesting debate.