doogie004
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Your attempt at a sentence is equally comical
Another Stephens fan thinning out nowadays
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[Albion] Aston Villa - a call to arms
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Another Stephens fan thinning out nowadays
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Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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We hit the bar and Murray had two good chances yesterday but you carry on worrying, even though it’s not true that we aren’t making chances, we just aren’t taking them.
R. Slicker
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- Jan 1, 2009
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Bloody hell. He's not that bad.
nicko31
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Just don't lose, a win would be massive. We are more than capable, esp at home
Super Steve Earle
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Have you actually had an education?
doogie004
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Super Steve Earle
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Indeed. A few drinks at Sunday lunch can often render people incoherent before a nap
*Gullsworth*
My Hair is like his hair
Or don't play either of them......Alzate, Propper, Mooy for me in midfield.
doogie004
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Indeed. A few drinks at Sunday lunch can often render people incoherent before a nap
As does staying up late on. Sunday on school night
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Super Steve Earle
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and Chelsea.
portslade seagull
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I have a feather duster so can tickle them to death
It’s alright for you. As Grealish strokes home their 5th (to nil), you’ll be on the road back to Faversham. You don’t get to suffer.
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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I think you’re probably right but possibly making excuses. After all, it’s all relative, and relatively poor, compared to other teams given we have had several games without creating chances - I’m not speaking about Bissouma type efforts that hit the stand or fall sign which technically count. Besides the bottom line is we didn’t score yday on the road. Again. Fact. Nor got any points. Again. Fact. Lots of people would say you’re ignoring reality and to enjoy the relegation scrap which will be even more exciting this year because we’re 2 points worse off than last currently
But I’d rather see some actual goals and us pull away from the trapdoor.
Potter and Naylor calling us fans at the AMEX 'proper shitehouse'.
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Probably, I dunno, I don't have get The Athletic.
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Probably, I dunno, I don't have get The Athletic.
The support has been a bit crap recently, seems to have coincided with VAR disallowing some of our goals, don’t know if that’s the reason, some of the funny kick off times have obviously had an effect too, no excuse for the Sheffield United game though.
Police Box seem a lot more quiet.
Periods of almost silence.
West Stand not as loud or singing as frequently.
Not sure what’s happened. I sat next to the away fans in the East for the Wednesday game (admittedly they were pants and so was the game) and no one barely even clapped there or tried to road the team on when we were 1 nil down. I do worry about the ‘support’ we’ve attracted these days, the whole ‘Salam Witch Trails’ look people give to each other when they try to sing really doesn’t help either.
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Very comprehensive performance to beat Bournemouth, excellent performance versus Palace and very unlucky not to win and a great battling point against Chelsea.
All since the Arsenal game.
Being dramatic and overly, unnecessarily negative hardly helps does it?
This could easily be its own giant thread...
Risky stuff from GP, could get the fans against him.
Hard for me to say a lot since I'm watching the games on stream, but from what I can hear and see its one of the most quiet 20k+ stadiums in Europe and seemingly closer to moaning than to cheering.
The guy I quoted earlier in the thread sums up what seems the be the attitude. He said something about that the team should go out and inspire the fans. In many fan bases however, the attitude is the opposite: they feel that they as supporters should inspire the team.
Its pretty logical that it is like this though. I mean the die hard fans in here went to Gillingham and to Withdean and stuff, but realistically the vast majority that visits the AMEX are pretty new to this and might not understand typical supporter culture: they come to be spectators of entertainment rather than supporters of Brighton & Hove Albion.
Tony Bloom has shown he is eager to improve the club, Potter that he is eager to improve the team, and the players that they are eager to improve themselves - and I hope the supporters/spectators are equally eager to improve themselves as supporters.
Uncle Spielberg
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Bold for Potter to take on the fans and not very sensible imo