'Taking The Knee', still a thing?

[freezer]

Not looking for a row or deep discussion, just wondering if City or other visiting teams still do this before games?

 

[Rocking Red Cyril]

5 minutes ago, freezer said:

Not looking for a row or deep discussion, just wondering if City or other visiting teams still do this before games?

 

City do I think. And some other teams still do. I think it's good to see it still down 

[italian dave]

City don’t. Some other teams do. And City players applaud when they do. 

[Silvio Dante]

City have stopped doing it, as have most teams unless it’s for a specific event/day of action. IIRC a team did it at Ashton recently (I think Watford) - no bad reaction to it and rightly so.

[Rocking Red Cyril]

Shows how much attention I take pre game 

[freezer]

Thanks for your replies. 

@Rocking Red Cyril it obviously doesn't have much impact on you or you need to finish your pint or pie sooner and watch the kick off

[Eddie Hitler]

Like this you mean? (poor Major)

 

[marcus]

10 hours ago, freezer said:

Not looking for a row or deep discussion, just wondering if City or other visiting teams still do this before games?

 

You still boycotting then?

[Rocking Red Cyril]

10 hours ago, freezer said:

Thanks for your replies. 

@Rocking Red Cyril it obviously doesn't have much impact on you or you need to finish your pint or pie sooner and watch the kick off

Don't go near the pies at Ashton gate and been sober for four and half years. So pint any time not my thing anymore.

[Redandproud]

18 minutes ago, Rocking Red Cyril said:

Don't go near the pies at Ashton gate and been sober for four and half years. So pint any time not my thing anymore.

I always find the steak pies are always warm but never hot, and no forks or spoons are supplied 

[freezer]

59 minutes ago, MarcusX said:

You still boycotting then?

In person, yes. Switched to the Bears.

Like City they lose a lot but its still an entertaining and enjoyable experience. 

55 minutes ago, Rocking Red Cyril said:

Don't go near the pies at Ashton gate and been sober for four and half years. So pint any time not my thing anymore.

Fair play. 

[pl00peh91]

Weirdly enough the first time I’d thought about this for ages was on Saturday. I remember kick off was taken but it was pulled back because the ref wanted to give the teams the opportunity to take the knee. Neither did and everyone just clapped for five seconds before kick off was re-taken. Thought at the time it was funny for the kick off to be brought back for them to stand around like that 

[Barkhamred]

Think it must have been the Birmingham match then when some of the opposition knelt and others did not (it was one of the last two matches)