We left on the sound of the final hooter - legged to the car and it was still a mare getting out of Wigan.

Would never leave early (especially after Wakefield) but I might be the first one out before the masses exit.

I was embarrassed by the rats last night.

So much for supporting your team.

Double standards?

I left with about 2 mins left, so what?

I left the GB - Aus Tri Nations final at HT when GB were getting thumped

I left early at the Leeds - Widnes 0-38 defeat at home when Andy Currier ripped us apart

I left earlyish when we beat Barrow 90-0 in 1990

However I stayed to the end at Knowsley Road in 2004 (?) when Saints put about 50 points on us

I've watched on TV but still had an opinion about the match afterwards

Depending on my mood, and life in general, I will do things that reflect how I feel. If Leeds were getting torn to pieces and playing sh*t, I suspect I would walk out. However, I might stay if I was enjoying myself

This thread looks like its been started to improve post counts or to "prove" that they went to the game

Personally, I don't give a sh*t what anyone else does, I've got enough on worrying about my own business

I guess the OP must be lonely

Early darters should face the firing squad, or at the very least be thrown in a large tub of acid.

And what about those occasions when they haven't flogged their guts out for us ?

Can you leave early then ?

My personal record is 5 minutes after half time, a decision vindicated by the subsequent utter flogging the hapless assortment of players representing our club took.

Too right. I'm sure they've designed the road system so you go round it twice to make you think Wigan's bigger than it actually is!

I wonder if the OP is trying to "lord it on everyone" that he is a better supporter than everyone else! I now pick and choose which games I attend based on the number of ts I predict will attend and my interest levels on the game.

Last night was always going to be a non-starter for me as soon as Wigan started 'bigging' up the game and started reducing ticket prices.

Thanks for recognising there would be a high number of ts and avoiding adding an additional one, a truly inspiring sacrifice,

My personal record is 80 minutes early, and I don't mean staying at home, I mean travelling to Headingley, sitting in the supporters club pre-match and then when it started to empty for the queues at the turnstiles, deciding to stay in the supporters club for the duration and guess what the scores were from the noise of the crowd.

The Regal Trophy final against Widnes at Central park?
The game against Wigan where Offiah scored 10 tries?
The premiership final against Wigan?

I'm curious...

I bet it was the semi against Saints at Wigan with the infamous 'bird on the pitch.'

What's it got to do with you?

Why should you know why people go early?