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alan partridge

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Jul 7, 2003
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with all respect to Peterborough, it's not.

I :love: Gus

His interviews are worth the Seagulls player fee alone
 




Poyetry In Motion

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For us it's just another game.No different to when we playd B'muff a few weeks back.
However,Peterborough are saying it's a massive 6 pointer,cup final game etc. The importance they attach to this match tells me that they're seriously scared of playing us. I don't think they're up for this at all
I'm loving the fact that Gus & co. seem to have a psycological edge over lots of teams at the moment ( with the possible exception of woking !)
 




Notters

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Oct 20, 2003
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As a fan it IS the biggest game of the season, if only for that terrace; however for the team, probably not.
 


standingontheglebe

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Oct 22, 2010
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For us it's just another game.No different to when we playd B'muff a few weeks back.
However,Peterborough are saying it's a massive 6 pointer,cup final game etc. The importance they attach to this match tells me that they're seriously scared of playing us. I don't think they're up for this at all
I'm loving the fact that Gus & co. seem to have a psycological edge over lots of teams at the moment ( with the possible exception of woking !)

course it is mate, thats why there are 50,000 threads on here about how you can get tickets for the game....

Look its no-ones Cup Final but its a big game for both teams, and big games with 10,000+ when you play @ an Athletics Stadium, or indeed have a fan base as small(ish) as ours should be welcomed by all :thumbsup:

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Couldn't Be Hyypia

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standingontheglebe - in fairness there has been little to maoin about this season so far, and nature abhors a vacuum. So the space normally filled with back biting and moaning about players, manager, Withdean, refs, opponents, ex-players - has been filled with threads about tickets, crowds, season ticket prices etc. It happens every game at the moment. It rpobably won't last. But don't take it as a sign that the Peterborough game is seen as anything more than the next fixture in an exciting season.

As it happens, I think people did perceive B'muff as a bigger game because (a) in recent seasons we have been poor at home, so home for is a good test of our ability to sustain the run (b) they purport to be one of the sides that play football - so a like for like test (although it wasn't).

Every game is bloody exciting at the moment - and as Falmer gets ever close, it's going to be like this all season.
 


Perkino

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Dec 11, 2009
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It's not our biggest game this season, and possibly not even our biggest game so far.

Southampton will be the biggest as they were expected to walk the league!

I'm not concerned about Posh, they can't defend so a comfortable win should be on the cards
 






bhaexpress

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Jul 7, 2003
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I remember the game against Chesterfield inj 2001, we lost that one thanks in no small part to bad referring, however we ended up as CHAMPIONS. So let the good people of Peterboro make a big deal of this game, they still have to turn up at Withdean anyway.
 


Arkwright

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Oct 26, 2010
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I can see where people are coming from by saying "It's the biggest game of the season"; however win, lose or draw it's just another game towards our promotion bid.

The players will know the importance of the game as I'm sure will both sets of supporters but it's a case of where we are in May that counts and not early November.

Credit to Gus for saying we are going there to win but I'm sure at 4.50pm he'll be over the moon with a draw, the key is not to give those clubs around us too may points and to beat those teams mid to bottom half as we have done to date bar Sheffield Wednesday.

One thing I'd bet on is that it won't be a nil-nil draw.
 


Brovion

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Jul 6, 2003
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At least no one's saying it's a 'must win' game. We haven't had one of those since Rochdale!
 




Tony Meolas Loan Spell

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This

standingontheglebe - in fairness there has been little to maoin about this season so far, and nature abhors a vacuum. So the space normally filled with back biting and moaning about players, manager, Withdean, refs, opponents, ex-players - has been filled with threads about tickets, crowds, season ticket prices etc. It happens every game at the moment. It rpobably won't last. But don't take it as a sign that the Peterborough game is seen as anything more than the next fixture in an exciting season.

As it happens, I think people did perceive B'muff as a bigger game because (a) in recent seasons we have been poor at home, so home for is a good test of our ability to sustain the run (b) they purport to be one of the sides that play football - so a like for like test (although it wasn't).

Every game is bloody exciting at the moment - and as Falmer gets ever close, it's going to be like this all season.
 


Tony Meolas Loan Spell

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AND This

I remember the game against Chesterfield inj 2001, we lost that one thanks in no small part to bad referring, however we ended up as CHAMPIONS. So let the good people of Peterboro make a big deal of this game, they still have to turn up at Withdean anyway.
 
















KneeOn

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Jun 4, 2009
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The f***... last time i checked, two of the top three teams playing each other counts as a big game?

I'm psyched because of our form, terrace stand, I love aways but only do like, 3/4 a year AND its a big game (not like Northampton in the LC :glare:
 


alan partridge

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my original point was, I just loved Gus' quote

Honesty in an interview makes them so much more interesting, and, I didn't even go on about his beautiful rant about wanting to see a game of FOOTBALL

Gus!
 


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