Clapping Naismith

[maccavennie]

Surprised people are having a go at Everton fans for clapping him. Most of the time folk comment on Evertonians being cry arses, boo boy moaning sods yet when they do something spontaneous ( which is what it was, not pre planned but done in the moment ) it's a bad thing.

He played for Everton, tried his best, played for the biggest and best club he will ever play for, was probably devastated to leave as I should imagine he was settled. Never spoke ill of the club, worked hard, scored against all the special called teams and scored against the RS

Maybe he deserved it because he never got a proper good send off and never got to say thanks and goodbye. I'd of give him a clap out of respect.

 

[Blackwell Livermore]

odd mate, just odd. My lad could score against Everton and i wouldn't clap him.

S**t dad you.

 

[hibbo'sclass]

My outrage about the outrage about outrage by some posters in this thread is boundless.

And my cry-arsing about cry-arsing about cry-arsing is making my arse cry profusely.

So there...

 

[Tony stanley]

If ever a player needed a round of applause it is Naismith, I think it was a nice gesture.

 

[chicoazul]

Dead partisan you super blues. Well in lad. Lad. Lad. Lad. NSNO lad. Lad.

Some of you self loathers need sectioning.

 

[Mrtallywacker]

Dead partisan you super blues. Well in lad. Lad. Lad. Lad. NSNO lad. Lad.

Some of you self loathers need sectioning.

Quite right Terry.

Proverbs 15:1
A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.

 

[Connor]

Dead partisan you super blues. Well in lad. Lad. Lad. Lad. NSNO lad. Lad.

Some of you self loathers need sectioning.

TERRRN CHICO

 

[Elong]

I find it quite sad that a supporter isn't allowed or supposed to acknowledge the opposition.

 

[Walken]

makes me sick to my stomach, should have been roundly booed at every touch of the ball, and that was my thoughts when he was an everton player

 

[Goat]

makes me sick to my stomach, should have been roundly booed at every touch of the ball, and that was my thoughts when he was an everton player

 

[COYB]

makes me sick to my stomach, should have been roundly booed at every touch of the ball, and that was my thoughts when he was an everton player

kinell

 

[4737carlin]

I remember when Pembridge came back playing for Fulham, he got a good reception, while at the same time Radzinski was getting a load of abuse, that was pretty funny.

 

[Kiwi]

makes me sick to my stomach, should have been roundly booed at every touch of the ball, and that was my thoughts when he was an everton player

You've got the wrong thread mate, Tom Cleverley is the next one over.

 

[gorgeousgeorgeEFC]

It was a classy and munificent gesture that was in no way detrimental to our own players.

 

[zzr45]

Idiots, when some bodies wearing an opposition shirt you're supposed to wish death upon them and their family and nothing more.

Cant believe the melts in here complaining that people dare to appreciate football and players regardless of which team they play for. We've always acknowledged players that have treated the club well and applauded when they've scored. Suggest if you don't understand why then you need to get back to your lad banter vidz.