Dont slate me too much but...

[Dick Knights Mumm]

It is okay. But it is a bit like being a spectator rather than a supporter. It is quite interesting - but you don't FEEL it.

 

[Wilka]

When i lived in Thornton heath for a year i watched Palace and saw a great promotion season to the premiership, fantastic. Bet theres no one on here who has seen an Albion team promoted to the premiership and i mean the premiership not the old first division, However as good as it was cheering each Palace goal as they flew in it's still not like watching the Albion.

Surely a piss take?

 

[strings]

Do you go to Molineux with Adrie ?

Can't say I've ever seen 1066 in Molineux...


...actually, come to think of it, I haven't seen him around in a while.

 

[SittingbourneSeagull]

When i lived in Thornton heath for a year i watched Palace and saw a great promotion season to the premiership, fantastic. Bet theres no one on here who has seen an Albion team promoted to the premiership and i mean the premiership not the old first division, However as good as it was cheering each Palace goal as they flew in it's still not like watching the Albion.

I know you are probably on a wind up, but I can't resist. How can any true Albion fan say that they have cheered a Palace goal. You have written some crap on here, but this beats it all.

 

[Gwylan]

I watched Bradford City while I was at Bradford and quite got into following them - I even went to a few Bantams game after I moved to London. But they never replaced Brighton and I'd go and watch the Albion whenever they were playing up north.

My main sporting interest while I was in Bradford was watching Bradford Northern play - I got to be quite a regular at Odsal; fantastic entertainment.

 

[The Wizard]

I Can honestly say I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than pay to go and see another team play.
Brighton & Brighton only for me.

 

[The Grockle]

I have to confess that i have been to Selhurst park about 8 times and never seen Brighton there and I have seen Chelsea about 6 times. Sayong that I have only ever supported Brighton and can't see that ever changing no matter where I live.

 

[Albion Edd]

I go and watch Bournemouth play with a few mates while I'm up at uni. It only costs £7,none of us actually support Bournemouth, so you don't get the same feeling as when watching your own team, but it does mean you can have more of laugh, when the quality of football is shit.

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

When I was at uni in Portsmouth I started looking out for Pompey results and actually half starting to follow them.. Then I discovered the error of my ways and had to have a wash.

Don't be sucked in.

 

[WhingForPresident]

I used to go to MK Dons matches......



:mendoza:

I just liked the seats.

 

[DerbyGull]

i take my girlfriend to it some games and she suggested when we were watching vs dagenham last sat, that we buy the notts home shirt to feel more part of it, so ive been looking on ebay for some cheap second hand notts shirts. i cant believe im doing this, it feels so wrong!!!

and i think im starting to hav feeling for notts and forgetting about who i really love, it feels like im cheating on my wife. How can something so wrong feel so right, IM COMMITING FOOTBALL SIN!!

I NEED HELP!!!!!

 

[Mr Everyone]

i take my girlfriend to it some games and she suggested when we were watching vs dagenham last sat, that we buy the notts home shirt to feel more part of it, so ive been looking on ebay for some cheap second hand notts shirts. i cant believe im doing this, it feels so wrong!!!

and i think im starting to hav feeling for notts and forgetting about who i really love, it feels like im cheating on my wife. How can something so wrong feel so right, IM COMMITING FOOTBALL SIN!!

I NEED HELP!!!!!

That is true. Living in Derby and choosing Notts County over Burton??

 

[The Wizard]

I used to go to MK Dons matches......



:mendoza:

I just liked the seats.

Your sig.

 

[DerbyGull]

That is true. Living in Derby and choosing Notts County over Burton??

BURTON = shit town, season ticket 280 and theres only one albion!!

 

[The Oldman]

When living in Suffolk for 28 years I watched and supported Ipswich except when they played Brighton Was lucky enough to watch the Bobby Robson era with Frans Thijssen, Arnie Muhren, Eric Gates, Alan Brazil, John Wark, and Terry Butcher etc. What a squad. However, despite all that my heart remained with The Albion and now back in Sussex supporting them.

So, enjoy supporting Forest but if and when the Albion play Forest I bet I know who you will jump out of your seat for when a goal goes in.

 

[CliveWalkerWingWizard]

I watched Liverpool for 7 years - they are still my second team. However when we played them in the cup in 1991 I sat in the away end (i.e. Albion).

Nothing wrong with watching or even supporting another team, as long as you remember who your real team is.

I hope Derby gull is not an English student - thort ?

 

[rusty redeyes]

I'm going to Arsenal v Celtic tonight. Not sure how that is relevant but thought I'd say it anyay.

So am I, wonder if the Met might be a bit touchy tonight?

 

[Brian Fantana]

I spent the last 3 years in Newcastle and went to about 10-12 homes games each season. It was a case of getting my football fix as well as the "novelty" of watching Premiership football.

 

[strings]

BURTON = shit town, season ticket 280 and theres only one albion!!

But the 'Wing Wah' eat-all-you-can Chinese restaurant in Burton is fantastic!

 

[DerbyGull]

But the 'Wing Wah' eat-all-you-can Chinese restaurant in Burton is fantastic!

there's a all u can eat chinese in nottingham, really cheap price, really tasty, and its opposite the opera house in a small shopping mall. i never go out in burton so not sure about anything there