No I guess jolly old mick has been told to f%ck -of" loads of times , but never in a middle of a good old BOO

I don't boo the bulls although I have boo'd opposition (normally Leeds) and refs

I didn't think the booing was that bad - I've heard a lot worse over the years and that said if someone wants to boo they can do IMO

Sometimes the displeasure needs to be communicated - if the people feel that way

Maybe the club could help the boo ers and record it and play it over the speakers like the northern chant?

like common you boooooooeeeeeerrrrs!!

But would he say boo to a goose, nevermind telling it to go forth and fornicate?

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I like your logic. And fans should be able to express joy or pain in performances as they see fit. I do also think that others have an equal right to disagree. Telling Mick to f off, is co, crude and perhaps inarticulate, but we don't generally have a right not to be offended by others.

Mick's obviously offended and rightfully so, but I don't think we should reasonably expect either of them to moderate their behaviors, even if we'd prefer either or both them to have done.

Freedom of speech, just watch what you say!