Another bizarre letter in the Argus

[chips and gravy]

This time from K Taylor who lives in Green Close, Southwick.

'Football fans are nasty and I might not feel like spending alternate winter Saturdays contemplating Falmer Church if they are nearby.

People who support the stadium are bigoted and selfish.

Falmer is a remote and idyllic village, even though it doesn't look like one, and what's wrong with being a nimby anyway?

But that's not much of an argument for building at Waterhall and ruining the Downs, is it?'

Eh? Surely this response is 'bigoted and nasty' by drawing generalised conclusions about football fans. Being a nimby is also bigoted since it does not consider the needs of the wider community.

As for his last statement - what on earth does this mean? I can only assume that his letter was edited to within an inch of its life.

 

[Seagull's Return]

here's a knee-jerk response (not necessarily wrong, though):

meddling scum!

 

[Simster]

Someone should send that crap letter to JP. It's one of the best pro-Falmer letters I've seen.

Poorly written, bigoted, irrational and factually incorrect. Top work from K Taylor, you're an Albion legend.

 

[Safeway]

from K Taylor who lives in Green Close, Southwick.

"Falmer is a remote and idyllic village, even though it doesn't look like one"

What the f***? In that case I'm the world's greatest lover with the body of a god, even though I don't look like it.

What an absolute TWAT. I can only imagine The Argus published that letter to humiliate 'K Taylor'.

 

[chez]

Falmer is a remote and idyllic village, even though it doesn't look like one

 

[fatbadger]

Surely this letter was planted by an Albion fan in order to cast the anti-Falmer brigade in a bad light. I cannot believe that it is serious.

 

[chez]

Surely this letter was planted by an Albion fan in order to cast the anti-Falmer brigade in a bad light. I cannot believe that it is serious.

Yeah, I think you may be right.

 

[Easy 10]

Surely this letter was planted by an Albion fan in order to cast the anti-Falmer brigade in a bad light. I cannot believe that it is serious.

Exactly what I was thinking, FB. It is so poorly written, with sweeping generalisations and glaring inaccuracies, it just has to be a wind-up. Printing letters like that does absolutely no harm at all to the campaign.

 

[Kent Seagull]

Out of interest, how near to Falmer church will the be stadium built? Does this twat only contemplate the church on matchdays?

Never mind the church, you'll have a cathedral soon! Come and pay homage to the gods in blue and white!

 

[Kent Seagull]

oh, by the way, I don't think I can post on here or go to games any more, seeing as how you lot are so nasty!

 

[Ex Shelton Seagull]

It's a magnificent parody. Nicely exposes the anti-stadium nimbies utter stupidity. Great stuff.

Of course there is the chance that it's a serious letter. I really don't want to think about people with as many ISSUES as that walking the streets.

 

[Meade's Ball]

Exactly what I was thinking, FB. It is so poorly written, with sweeping generalisations and glaring inaccuracies, it just has to be a wind-up. Printing letters like that does absolutely no harm at all to the campaign.

So poorly written, in fact, that it could be penned by an Argus "journalist".

 

[TSB]

easy 10 could be an argus journalist?

 

[Falmer Dream]

This was so obviously a piss-take of the nimbys by an Albion fan