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Totally agree with this. Running on the pitch spoiled the party atmosphere, a lap of honour in front of 30,000 people would have carried on the celebrations. I stood in the stands and after a few minutes most people on the pitch didn’t know what to do next. 

Totally agree with this. Running on the pitch spoiled the party atmosphere, a lap of honour in front of 30,000 people would have carried on the celebrations. I stood in the stands and after a few minutes most people on the pitch didn’t know what to do next. 

Totally agree with this. Running on the pitch spoiled the party atmosphere, a lap of honour in front of 30,000 people would have carried on the celebrations. I stood in the stands and after a few minutes most people on the pitch didn’t know what to do next. 

Totally agree with this. Running on the pitch spoiled the party atmosphere, a lap of honour in front of 30,000 people would have carried on the celebrations. I stood in the stands and after a few minutes most people on the pitch didn’t know what to do next. 

I'm not sure they did? 🤷‍♂️
Wasn't it more along the lines of "Please do not go on the pitch before the final whistle".

That's entirely different to your quote, and covers their arses when it comes to thousands breaking the law on their property!
 
Yes, it was inevitable.  No, there was nothing more the club could have done to avoid the invasion.  But that still does not make it right or acceptable.
... and as for the atmosphere once they were on the pitch... Embarrassingly non-existent, imo.
If we'd have partied like that back in the '80's, it would have been called a wake!  👀

Children sliding around on the hallowed turf, and grown-ups wandering aimlessly wondering "What happens now".  No "scenes".  Very little jumping around singing and cheering. No passion.  No emotion.  I repeat... embarrassing. 
To be fair, having a good overview of the proceedings from my seat, I suspect the majority were puffed out after all that exercise!  Looked like most of them had never been near a sports pitch before!  
It was fully expected of course (as a lot of anti-social/selfish behaviour is nowadays!), so it certainly didn't spoil my afternoon, but I still maintain a lap of honour by the players, management, and Mr Clowes... along with their nearest and dearest... would have been much more preferable... especially in front of 25k+ still in the stands.
But much of the stands were nigh on empty within 5 minutes of the final whistle.  When the (majority of the ) pitch invaders eventually left the pitch, they weren't miraculously full again, which would imply most had given up, and headed home.
Check out the numbers still there once the trophy was brought out.  It was like the raffle results at a village fete!  

 
 

Simply ALL Morris’s fault 100%.Claims to be a supporter /lover of the club but put us into this debacle.It has all taken so long because he is trying to get the best deal for himself not dcfc or the creditors.When Bolton were in a similar mess Phil Davies  who had lost £166 million paid all the local Bolton creditors out of his own pocket.He said he couldn’t live with the shame of destroying local people’s lives.A far cry from Mr Morris who should hang his head in shame.

The game should have been out of Blackburn’s reach by half time, but we didn’t take our chances. Captain Tom looked disinterested tonight, post holiday blues perhaps. Please stop dicking around at the back and just launch the ducker.

If only he hadn't been... ? 

All went to pieces in the second half contrived to throw the game away.
Morrison reverting to type in the face of adversity with his petulance when things going against the team, can't defend for toffee and happy to piss about with the ball at the back causing our own downfall again. 

Alas we helped to beat ourselves tonight with a grim second half performance
Bugger
 

Awful second half after a very good first half. 
A few went into their shells tonight, not happened much this season with the character of this group. A shame.
Poor goal for the equaliser then our game management is poor. Why give further set pieces away trying to play out I’ll never know. We had no answer to their press second half and it was a poor performance. 
Honourable mentions for Bird who I thought tried to keep us playing forward, he’s had a very good season. Lawrence poor second half, one of those games. We’ve thrown it away I’m afraid. 

I would rather have Curtis than Lawrence captaining our sinking ship, something tells me it would be better for morale, or at least more dignified.
 

Piss poor that 

Glad I'm not paying to watch this cr@p

I’m afraid I think that’s it. Completely outmuscled and out-fought this half. I think passing the ball backwards for 20 minutes after we scored was a big mistake, we should have gone for the throat whilst they were all over the place but we didn’t. Sadly I think tonight has sealed relegation as with more injuries and results elsewhere it isn’t going to happen. A really disappointing night. 

I give no credit to Blackburn. We handed them the game with the 15 shalbolic minutes of game management at the start of the second half. It was handed to them on a plate.

OK, that's it. We're down. We're done. Not being negative. Just realistic. Nothing has gone our way.

Derby killed themselves off, I give Blackburn no credit.

Reading equaliser 

Self destruct button was pressed at half time