As the dust settles on what may have been for Millwall on their FA Cup adventure, Lions fans would be forgiven for having a grudge against Brighton.
One man who has escaped the wrath of fans however is Glenn Murray, a man who is adored wherever he goes it seems.
He scored against his old club Crystal Palace in the A23 derby a fortnight ago and out of respect he muted his celebrations despite the fierce rivalry between the two sides, a respect that was reciprocated by Palace fans.
So his actions following Brighton’s triumph in the thrilling FA Cup quarter final at The Den will come as no surprise.
As most know the match finished 2-2 and Brighton went on to win the tie 5-4 on penalties.
With Brighton players running off to celebrate with goalkeeping hero Matt Ryan, Murray was seen turning around and consoling the Millwall players on the half way line.
Watch Glenn Murray, whilst the rest celebrate, he goes and consolidates the Millwall players. Class act as per #Millwall #bhafc pic.twitter.com/1CLu2maFlC
— Ed (@AwesomeAndone) March 17, 2019
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This didn’t go unnoticed by the Lions fans.
Class 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
— Joe Zampa (@MrZampa7) March 19, 2019
Quality of Glen Murray to go over to console the #Millwall players while his #Brighton team mates celebrated the winning penalty. #FACup Congrats to Brighton!!
— Jimmy Seed (@JamesMSeed) March 17, 2019
Proper pro’
— Rob Walker (@ImRobWalker) March 18, 2019
Gotta love Glenn Murray - #Brighton celebrate, he shakes #Millwall hands and commiserates. Class act. pic.twitter.com/xlmCI92IZ5
— Chris Tilly (@TillyTweets) March 17, 2019
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