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5 things you like/hate about going to the football







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Sunshiinnnnneeee
Nov 3, 2009
5,784
Testicles
Likes

1. The whole pre match thing, meeting with mates in Brighton, the drinks, the banter, the piss taking, everything!
2. The Stadium, i am officially in love with a building!
3. Everyone on the same side, talking to strangers as if you have known them years!
4. The Pies!
5. Exclamation marks!

Dislikes

1. The queues for food and drink in the north stand at half time and after the match
2. The queues for the toilets in the north stand at all times
3. The fact I spent 30 quid on travel vouchers and not ONE person has asked to see one
4. Last minute opposition goals which deprive us of points
5. Going home
 


D

Deleted member 18477

Guest
likes:

1: the fact that 'we are f***ing brilliant'
2: poyets touchline antics
3: cheering a goal
4: winning
5: playing away, but you gotta keep your 'nut' down:lolol:

dislikes:

1: losing
2: not being able to cheer a goal
3: the boiling WSU concourse
4: fans that show no passion at all
5: the queues at the Amex
 


D

Deleted member 18477

Guest
We have our fair share of duckeggs, as does everyone, we're not all deluded idiots who think we're a huge club and take our shirts off at Football and cry live on Sky Sports.

not gunna lie, i love seeing the geordie's cry!

(plus cheryl cole is an utter bitch! but i still would though:lolol:...)
 










darters74

New member
Jun 9, 2011
2,792
All over the place
Lulz
* Meeting up with all your mates
* Rockin up and looking round some utter shithouse northern city
* Goals that go in off the crossbar/post
* Meeting fans from other clubs and having a chinwag
* When the fans sitting behind me bring a bag of percy Pigs and offer them round

Anti-Lulz
* Anti-authority people that go to the footie to shout at stewards, coppers etc
* People that stand outstretched arms scarecrow-like whilst looking at the opposing fans for 90 mins
* People that scream at the lino for an offside when our player WAS offside when the ball was kicked (learn the rule)
* When players stop a team taking a freekick or throw the ball away but do not get booked
* When the people behind me do not bring a bag of Percy pigs to the football

LOL! Love your Percy Pig choices!!!
 




darters74

New member
Jun 9, 2011
2,792
All over the place
Love:

1) The stadium
2) Gus
3) CMS
4) When we score
5) The view

Hate:

1) When people don't celebrate when we score.
2) Not being able to afford to go to ANY away games, (nothing better than an away game)!
3) The fact that I only bought my son a season ticket and not my daughter! Could have kept them both happy for an extra £8.91 per month! What a dick I am!
4) Missing Soccer Saturday, the best programme on TV. (Although shouldn't be a problem for the next few months).
5) Losing!
 


Ernest

Stupid IDIOT
Nov 8, 2003
42,748
LOONEY BIN
Likes

Running onto the pitch to celebrate a goal
Crowd surfing naked along the Family Stand
Thowing objects at the lino
20 pints of lager before the kick off
Abusing the away fans

Hates
Anyone who comes to an Albion game and supports another team
People who have to turn a football match into some sort of red nose day cryathon
JCL's
Queuing for a beer
No bookies in the ground
 


darters74

New member
Jun 9, 2011
2,792
All over the place
Likes

Running onto the pitch to celebrate a goal
Crowd surfing naked along the Family Stand
Thowing objects at the lino
20 pints of lager before the kick off
Abusing the away fans

Hates
Anyone who comes to an Albion game and supports another team
People who have to turn a football match into some sort of red nose day cryathon
JCL's
Queuing for a beer
No bookies in the ground



That's actually my number one and I left it out!!!
 




Oct 2, 2008
500
Like

The fact that if you've had a shit week or problems in your life going to the football & getting lost in that 90 minutes takes it all away. You have a couple of drinks with your mates, A good singsong & swear at the ref & all your problems seem to evaporate.

That is so true. Watching the Albion is sometimes a great escape.
 


hans kraay fan club

The voice of reason.
Helpful Moderator
Mar 16, 2005
62,517
Chandlers Ford
LIKE (LOVE)

1. The Albion and everything the club and its history mean to me.
2. Gustavo Poyet
3. Sharing quality time / a common interest with my sons
4. The explosive release of sheer unadulterated happiness, that an important goal brings.
5. The "We're f***ing brilliant" chant, when used in the RIGHT circumstances (3-0 up away).

HATE

1. The "We're f***ing brilliant" chant at the WRONG time...
2. The two hour drive, to and from Brighton, for each game.
3. Moronic wannabe hoolies.
4. Moronic ex-hoolies.
5. Walking past the smug opposition fans after the game, if you've lost.
 






Seagull on the wing

New member
Sep 22, 2010
7,458
Hailsham
Love...The atmosphere.
The adrenalin
Meeting people...old and new
Seeing the stadium erupt when we score
Our brilliant manager,our football,our stadium.

Dislikes...People who have to swear every other word...so grown up!
Fans who insist on standing up in front of people who can't stand up....selfish.
Those that come back 10 minutes after the half has started....move because I want to get to my seat.
Moronic little tough nuts out to damage and cause disruption.
NO GUINNESS in the stadium!!!
 


Herne Hill Seagull

Well-known member
Jul 10, 2003
2,985
Galicia
Likes:

Atmosphere, home or away. Love the tribalism of it.
The tension of hanging on to a victory when you're under pressure late in the game.
Seeing the stadium as you get near it and realising it's ours, it's a home game.
The feeling you get after a victory, especially a big one, which you take away with you and sustains you for days afterwards. Puts a smile on your face even if you're bored or unhappy with other stuff.
The spectacle. The contrast of the pitch with the blue and white in the crowds. The mass of people, the movement of the game, the whole damn thing. There's nothing better - even when it's shit it's still a million times better than work/theatre/cinema/TV/pretty much anything else you do with your time.

Dislikes:

Sitting down, so you can't move away if you end up next to some total cock. And however good the atmosphere is, it's not as good as it would have been if we could stand up.
Games being decided (very, very rarely) by incompetent officials with no chance of them having to explain themselves or answer to us for their cock-up.
People bitching about insignificant stuff like pies and queueing, when it's as good as it's ever been to be a Brighton fan.
The horrible, hollow feeling you take away with you when you lose a game, especially a big one. Makes you feel like shit for days. Weeks if it's Palace.
Diving, cheating, arrogant, overpaid players who have absolutely no f***ing idea how fortunate they are to be doing what they're doing. Fortunately we don't have to cope with too many of those coming here. Yet.
 


Safe.

Well-known member
Jun 8, 2008
2,278
Likes:
Proper football atmosphere
Getting pissed with pals
Going to shit holes which I'd never go otherwise
Meeting nutty characters
Winning

Dislikes:
Boring fans
The fact football is basically a business now
Losing
glory hunters/armchair fans
Palace
 


Arkwright

Arkwright
Oct 26, 2010
2,817
Caterham, Surrey
Like.

1). 90 mins of forgetting about everything and getting lost in a game of football.
2). Catching up with similar minded people and just talking football / sport.
3). Beer (sadly never enough).
4). Banter between home / aways fans.
5). Having a laugh, we don't do enough of it.

Hate.
1). Having to be organised and buying tickets in advance.
2). All seater stadiums.
3). Queing and when you get to the front "Sorry sold out".
4). Love Banter but a fine line between that and insults.
5). The final whistle, 90 minutes is never enough.
 




WhingForPresident

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NSC Patron
Feb 23, 2009
17,041
Marlborough
Like-
Our beautiful stadium
Having a chat with random fans whilst waiting for a pint
The way we play
Getting abused by home fans at away games before scoring a winner in the 90th
MAN TIME

Dislike-
Sitting next to boring twats that just sit there repeatedly eating, whilst looking at you as if you're the one being a cock for singing and getting involved
Massive costs
Travelling for hours
Being sat behind the goal when we're shooting the other way in the second half
Losing
 


Randsta

New member
Aug 8, 2011
2,997
Eastbourne
Love
1. Ground looks lovely :) seats, screens etc
2. The atmosphere
3. Football style played
4. Pies and Beers
5. Being top of the table

Hate
1. Having to drive home after a midweek game
2. Annoying fan behind me always shouting the same thing!
3. Crowd trouble (what is the points?)
4. People not joining in with the singing
5. The busy train getting to and from the game
 


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