More vitriol was directed at Symons minutes later when Fulham's lead was surrendered for a second time.
Back in 1945 as Germany collapsed to defeat, Fritz Walter and his airforce base surrendered to the Americans.
After the Iraq war in 2003, when Gaddafi surrendered his weapons of mass destruction and renounced terrorism, the key international role was played by the foreign minister, Moussa Koussa, who defected to Britain at the start of the uprising.
Martin Canning's awful run as the Hamilton player-manager carried on as he was sent off before his side surrendered the lead to draw 1-1 with St Johnstone.
Hitler offered to swap him for Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus, who had surrendered at Stalingrad, but Stalin refused.
This was the chancellor at his most confident, and most plausible, offering just enough goodies to keep the punters happy, but not so many that he surrendered the high ground of prudential statesmanship.
But the government insisted that the material be either destroyed or surrendered.
The wordiness of Lincoln is hardly optional, as Tony Kushner's screenplay concentrates on the manoeuvring to get the Thirteenth Amendment, abolishing slavery, passed before the Confederate army surrendered – thereby killing the support of those who favoured the measure only as a way of ending the war.
Matt Rinaldi is an attorney, candidate for the Texas State House of Representatives and was an early Tea Party organiser Since General Robert E Lee surrendered at Appomattox, disaffected white folks from below Mason and Dixon's defining line have liked to declare, "the south will rise again".
During that time the material would have to be surrendered to the courts anyway.
Minutes earlier his makeshift team had surrendered to a seventh straight defeat and he had been forced to retreat deep inside the home dugout during a second half in which stewards permitted two hysterical fans stationed near the technical area to subject him to a cascade of abuse.
