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Nick Pope
What a great guy!
During the warm up tonight he accidentally sent a ball firing into the stand that us Clarets were in and unfortunately hit a young girl square in the face!
Without hesitation he jumped into the stand to make sure the girl was okay. Before going in he returned and handed what looked like a training top to the lady who was with the girl (she had gone for treatment) and sat chatting for a couple of minutes.
I can only assume he was asking who her favourite player was because at full time he made sure he got Andre Gray's shirt and proceeded back to our end (he had been in goal at the opposite side) and handed the girl Andre's and his own shirt plus the gloves he had been wearing.
Big respect to the guy! Good to know we have good people representing our town!
During the warm up tonight he accidentally sent a ball firing into the stand that us Clarets were in and unfortunately hit a young girl square in the face!
Without hesitation he jumped into the stand to make sure the girl was okay. Before going in he returned and handed what looked like a training top to the lady who was with the girl (she had gone for treatment) and sat chatting for a couple of minutes.
I can only assume he was asking who her favourite player was because at full time he made sure he got Andre Gray's shirt and proceeded back to our end (he had been in goal at the opposite side) and handed the girl Andre's and his own shirt plus the gloves he had been wearing.
Big respect to the guy! Good to know we have good people representing our town!
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Re: Nick Pope
claret10 wrote:
During the warm up tonight he accidentally sent a ball firing into the stand that us Clarets were in and unfortunately hit a young girl square in the face!
What if she deserved it?
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Re: Nick Pope
Well done to him.
I remember Beast doing something similar at Reading a few years ago.
I remember Beast doing something similar at Reading a few years ago.
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Re: Nick Pope
Not sure how a young girl's misfortune can generate a response like this but hey ho each to their own! Can only assume you wouldn't feel the need to respond like that had the girl been your daughter/little sister etcImploding Turtle wrote:What if she deserved it?
Thankfully the girl returned to her seat but had quite a swollen looking face. Thankfully she avoided more serious injury because the ball struck her with some force!
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Re: Nick Pope
God there are some cretins on this board.
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Re: Nick Pope
Fair play to him...I did similar when I whacked a size 5 Casey into my 6 year old son's fizzog in the garden...gave him chocolate buttons and a drink of doctor pepper. Told mummy it was his own fault for trying to save my Roberto Carlos free kick!!
Still felt bad!
Still felt bad!

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Re: Nick Pope
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Re: Nick Pope
Now this post was funnyImploding Turtle wrote:https://i.imgur.com/sn1bXAa.mp4

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Re: Nick Pope
Jeez you really are a Grade A prick arent youImploding Turtle wrote:What if she deserved it?
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LmaoooooImploding Turtle wrote:What if she deserved it?
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Re: Nick Pope
What a nice gesture. I saw him doing it , but wasn't sure the reason why.
As for some responses, what do you expect from a man who defends child abusers and child murderers, whilst using their suffering for his own enjoyment and agendas
Maybe he just doesn't like kids.
As for some responses, what do you expect from a man who defends child abusers and child murderers, whilst using their suffering for his own enjoyment and agendas
Maybe he just doesn't like kids.
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Re: Nick Pope
No wonder we were skint if Beast was giving kit away every time he sliced a clearance into the stands.Sidney1st wrote:Well done to him.
I remember Beast doing something similar at Reading a few years ago.
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Re: Nick Pope
Very nice gesture. Only an absolute f ing idiot could find fault with this or amusement that a child was hurt.
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Re: Nick Pope
It was my daughter unfortunately, she's fine now but obviously shaken up at the time. He was really upset about it and seemed a really nice guy, he told us to wait back at the end of the game and he'd make sure that he'd let her have his shirt, she ended up with three shirts and his gloves, so she's very happy about that. Suffice to say we won't be sitting behind the goals again.
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Re: Nick Pope
Turtle can be a pecker, well he is most of the time. But his first post on this thread was clearly a joke, some people need to chill out.
No surprise to see a Pope slap his ball in a childs face. They're known for it.....
Glad the girl is alright.
No surprise to see a Pope slap his ball in a childs face. They're known for it.....
Glad the girl is alright.
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Re: Nick Pope
Hahahahaha, brilliant.Dom wrote:
No surprise to see a Pope slap his ball in a childs face. They're known for it.....
Turtle's post was blatantly a joke and a funny one. Lighten up.
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Re: Nick Pope
Another one who definitely saw IT's post as a joke. It was clearly a joke, and a little bit funny.
Fair play to Pope for doing that though, nice guy.
Fair play to Pope for doing that though, nice guy.
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Re: Nick Pope
The thought process of someone who posts what Imploding Halfwit did within 3 minutes of the original post is really disturbing.
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"Really disturbing". Hahaha. Don't watch 90% of comedy then, you'll be mortified and cry.randomclaret2 wrote:The thought process of someone who posts what Imploding Halfwit did within 3 minutes of the original post is really disturbing.
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Re: Nick Pope
You poor soul. I'll pray for you.randomclaret2 wrote:The thought process of someone who posts what Imploding Halfwit did within 3 minutes of the original post is really disturbing.
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Re: Nick Pope
I thought that all posts by Imploding Turtle should be treated as a joke.
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Well done, Nick Pope. Great to hear our players are decent lads. Everybody remembers Danny Ings and Tripps with the disabled fans. There was also a very praiseworthy post about Matt Taylor in his last season with us.
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Re: Nick Pope
Well done Nick Pope.
And there are some folk in this thread who have obviously had a sense of humour bypass!
And there are some folk in this thread who have obviously had a sense of humour bypass!
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If that's your sense of humour, then fair play, each to their own.Falcon wrote:Well done Nick Pope.
And there are some folk in this thread who have obviously had a sense of humour bypass!
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Nice to see that at least one clergyman is good to kids.
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Re: Nick Pope
I blame the parents. They should have taught her to head the ball rather than let smash her in the face.
Glad shes alright though
Glad shes alright though
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Fantastic response from Nick Pope and glad your daughter was okay FenceClaret and well chuffed with her gifts. That kind of stuff makes many friends and fans.
BTW - IT's post was (I'm pretty sure) a joke. But when you try to develop a persona of being well-informed, politically fearsome and occasionally funny, every now and then you can make an absolute howler. Occupational hazard.
BTW - IT's post was (I'm pretty sure) a joke. But when you try to develop a persona of being well-informed, politically fearsome and occasionally funny, every now and then you can make an absolute howler. Occupational hazard.
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Re: Nick Pope
That's brilliant. We have not only some good footballers at our club but good people too. Well done to Nick Pope!
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Re: Nick Pope
Holy crap i missed this one.MACCA wrote:What a nice gesture. I saw him doing it , but wasn't sure the reason why.
As for some responses, what do you expect from a man who defends child abusers and child murderers, whilst using their suffering for his own enjoyment and agendas
Maybe he just doesn't like kids.

Yep, that's me. Defender of child abusers and child murderers. You know, cos they deserved it too.
******* wierdo.

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Re: Nick Pope
I'm far from happy with this news. This has happened a number of times now with the victim receiving a shirt or training top signed.
Yet, when I got hit smack on the back of the head by Joey Gudjonsson as I made my way to my seat at Scunthorpe in 2007, all I got was a bloody sore head while having to smile and pretend it hadn't hurt. I can confirm, as we all saw a year or so later v Preston, when Joey hits it, it remains hit.

Yet, when I got hit smack on the back of the head by Joey Gudjonsson as I made my way to my seat at Scunthorpe in 2007, all I got was a bloody sore head while having to smile and pretend it hadn't hurt. I can confirm, as we all saw a year or so later v Preston, when Joey hits it, it remains hit.





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Re: Nick Pope
I once got hit by a shot from Dean Marney at the Jimmy Mc End.
I was in Worsthorne at the time.
I was in Worsthorne at the time.
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You definitely deserved it.ClaretTony wrote:I'm far from happy with this news. This has happened a number of times now with the victim receiving a shirt or training top signed.
Yet, when I got hit smack on the back of the head by Joey Gudjonsson as I made my way to my seat at Scunthorpe in 2007, all I got was a bloody sore head while having to smile and pretend it hadn't hurt. I can confirm, as we all saw a year or so later v Preston, when Joey hits it, it remains hit.![]()
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Re: Nick Pope
I have to admit I spat my coffee out when I read IT's post and it made me chuckle, but then I have a dark side. Fantastic from Pope though and I think SD has instilled a very important connection with the fans in that respect. They are in a priveleged position and people come to support them. Appreciate that support and the hard earned money they spend to give that support. It's not lost on the fans that he makes sure this is not lost on the players.
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Explains a lot!ClaretTony wrote:I'm far from happy with this news. This has happened a number of times now with the victim receiving a shirt or training top signed.
Yet, when I got hit smack on the back of the head by Joey Gudjonsson as I made my way to my seat at Scunthorpe in 2007, all I got was a bloody sore head while having to smile and pretend it hadn't hurt. I can confirm, as we all saw a year or so later v Preston, when Joey hits it, it remains hit.![]()
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Re: Nick Pope
BrilliantBin Ont Turf wrote:I once got hit by a shot from Dean Marney at the Jimmy Mc End.
I was in Worsthorne at the time.


Re: Nick Pope
Oh my goodness, your so unhinged, I was only joking.Imploding Turtle wrote:Holy crap i missed this one.Talk about unhinged.
Yep, that's me. Defender of child abusers and child murderers. You know, cos they deserved it too.
******* wierdo.
Jeez some comedians just can't take a joke back..


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