'Half & half' scarves

[Simster]

Oh they can do what they like for their day out, I don't really care, I just happened to mention that the town is a bit of a state.

I think you can count on Evans overstepping the mark, that's par for the course. My boss was asking me about how he'd go about getting tickets for the United game today (he lives in Crawley but has never seen them play), and whether I would be going He wondered if he'd have to contact United to get tickets. I explained that the away club sells them as they see fit

That's all very well but have you remembered to lend him Mendoza's wonderful minature FA Cup cardboard cut out wrapped in tin foil? He'll be needing that.

 

[Superphil]

But, at least those will be understandable, given that most of the 'Crawley fans' going to the game, will be 'United fans' equally PASSIONATELY.

I thought it was common knowledge on here that all Crawley fans are in fact Palace fans.

 

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

I have a Wrexham/Brighton one that I bought from their supporters club shop raising funds to help save the club. I went to watch Wrexham play Brentford mid week while I was working away in Chester. The game was called off because of a monsoon (waterlogged pitch) so thought they could do with my entrance fee.

I still wear it to games as it keeps my neck warm, the only other scarf I own is my 1983 cup final scarf.

I always wear my Albion hat to netural games I attend, and I am always intersted to see home fans wear garmets with other teams logos. I am sure someone wears a Queens Park (irn bru) shirt, great stuff.

Fans united - football united

 

[Lady Whistledown]

That's all very well but have you remembered to lend him Mendoza's wonderful minature FA Cup cardboard cut out wrapped in tin foil? He'll be needing that.

Ahem, it's actually my miniature (and lucky, so far) FA Cup wrapped in tin foil. Mendoza simply BORROWED it to pose with.

I may have to do some running repairs before the Stoke game, as one of the handles is suffering as a result of too many laps of honour and the Oatso Simple is becoming visible. Nightmare.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

It's a miracle that Spurs are even playing against another Premiership team in the league when you consider what absolute CERTAINTIES they were for the drop before miracle worker and in-no-way-wheeler-dealer Harry Redknapp rocked up at North London's second biggest club.

A MIRACLE.

Has anybody contacted the Vatican yet, as I believe conclusive proof of at least two miracles qualifies one for sainthood.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Has anybody contacted the Vatican yet, as I believe conclusive proof of at least two miracles qualifies one for sainthood.

Oooh. Good point. Surely rescuing Pompey from CERTAIN relegation, from a HOPELESS position of just 4 points ABOVE the drop zone, through the mere waving of his magic tactical wand (and the purchase of 14 African superstars on £80k a week each) qualifies as the second?

 

[hart's shirt]

Oooh. Good point. Surely rescuing Pompey from CERTAIN relegation, from a HOPELESS position of just 4 points ABOVE the drop zone, through the mere waving of his magic tactical wand (and the purchase of 14 African superstars on £80k a week each) qualifies as the second?

It's a footballing certainty that Harry will inevitably be forced to act that way when he gets 'down to the bare bones' of his squad.

 

[Stat Brother]

I started one of these threads, after seeing Chelsea/Liverpool ones, at their Champs League semi.

I wonder where they are now!

 

[Bean]

Really? How would wearing an ASTON VILLA scarf make ANY sense whatsoever at a football match between Brighton and Watford?

Because we played them last season in the FA Cup and Watford was an FA Cup match, as well as both being the 4th round.

 

[Paxton Dazo]

Not true. Half of the Crawley fans will be local Spurs SPASTICS with nothing else better to do on FA Cup fifth round day.

I expect there's more United fans in Crawley, than Spurs. And Palace.

 

[Flavor Flav]

I buy them for the England matches I see. Wear them at the match then chuck them in the cupboard. Its my way of getting some memrobillia from an event like that. People buy programs for the same purpose.

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

I've got a Villa/Brighton one but I never wear it. I suppose it might make sense wearing it at an FA Cup game like at Watford but I don't see why you would wear one for a league game.

Please see post #12 !

 

[garethlewes]

I don't see why people buy scarves etc full stop, they are overpriced crap. Some places they are like £15 for a rubbish cheaply made scarf, if you support a club buy the shirt and then maybe a hat or something, if you want a memento of the game buy the programme they are usually priced between £2-5 anyway much cheaper then a rubbish scarf.

 

[Jimbo.GRFC]

Apologies in advance to the easily offended, but what manner of WANKERS buy, and even WEAR such things?

Why wear an Albion/Villa scarf? You don't support both teams.

I find it very odd.

Can somebody please try to explain why anyone would desire such a thing.

Thanks

Celtic fans every time when they are IN europe, still they've saved quite a few quid this season, unless on holiday

 

[Jimbo.GRFC]

Souvenir!?

Spelling mistake....automatic ban please

 

[Barry Izbak]

What's the point of these scarves?

I bought my Villa / Albion one when we were going in the home end up there undercover. It was the ultimate camoflage accessory

And now that scarf hangs proudly in the pub, where Max behind the bar is a Villa fan , helping me to get served in double quick time.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Scarves are for wusses. You'll all be wearing GLOVES next.

 

[El Presidente]

I'm sure there will be. For FREAKS* to snap up.

*And Andy Naylor.

Are you saying that Andy Naylor is NOT a freak?

Born in Brighton, schooled in Brighton, worked all his life in Brighton...................and supports SJOKE?

 

[yorkshire seagull]

I buy them for the big games. I then hang them in my son's room around the ceiling, which he loves. I'll be taking him to his first ever game soon, so he can wear one of them for that....

 

[8ace]

Scarves are a waste of time in general.