Man of Harveys
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sUM pRopa noRTy bois wuz mobbhandidd at orINEnT on oR too tOpP fAEACes fUm bak iN tHe dAEyS (GOOD OL DAEYS!!!). Sum sCaRFAs n boBBble hatTs hert n AlL wich wuz rong
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Scuffle Between Brighton Fans
- Thread starter Munkfish
- Start date
RickofBHAFC
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- Jul 27, 2004
- 269
Yeah i saw it going on as well - i think to be fair the guy was just standing up for his mate who was getting abused by the guys behind him. I don't know about him being a troublemaker but I have seen at games regularly over the last few seasons so he hasn't just reappeared.
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This sort of " amusing " take on the way football hooligans speak has literally been done to death and isnt really very funny, is it ? Be honest !! It isnt !
NSC at it's finest
Keyser Söze
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- Jul 21, 2010
- 308
The two non-anoraks (alledgedly) involved have probably clocked up more away day caps this season than a lot of people on this forum have managed in their entire life.
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Maybe. Just. Maybe somebody had the. Bollocks to say something to somebody's face , that they did not approve with, instead of waiting til they got home to post it on here?
Brighton M
Banned
These were some of the biggest scumbags I've ever had the mispleasure of standing near at football. I moved for the second half.
Hearing people happily call each other "effing c***s" and threatening to get 'the firm' and 'all the f*cking hard nuts like who've been watching the Albion for f*cking ages" on someone for "f*cking pushing me you c**t" and being one of those "f*cking happy clappy Brighton fans" was frankly embarrassing. Did they apologise to the totally innocent supporters that they knocked over? No. I hope they get banned for life and never get near The Amex.
Were there any stewards around to report them to so they got kicked out? No, what a shambles, the nearest ones were on the pitch which wasn't a lot of use to anyone. Thank god there weren't many kids at the game. Thankfully, after about half an hour they gave up the playground antics and and decided to actually watch the game.
Hearing people happily call each other "effing c***s" and threatening to get 'the firm' and 'all the f*cking hard nuts like who've been watching the Albion for f*cking ages" on someone for "f*cking pushing me you c**t" and being one of those "f*cking happy clappy Brighton fans" was frankly embarrassing. Did they apologise to the totally innocent supporters that they knocked over? No. I hope they get banned for life and never get near The Amex.
Were there any stewards around to report them to so they got kicked out? No, what a shambles, the nearest ones were on the pitch which wasn't a lot of use to anyone. Thank god there weren't many kids at the game. Thankfully, after about half an hour they gave up the playground antics and and decided to actually watch the game.
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patchamalbion
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These were some of the biggest scumbags I've ever had the mispleasure of standing near at football. I moved for the second half.
Hearing people happily call each other "effing c***s" and threatening to get 'the firm' and 'all the f*cking hard nuts like who've been watching the Albion for f*cking ages" on someone for "f*cking pushing me you c**t" and being one of those "f*cking happy clappy Brighton fans" was frankly embarrassing. Did they apologise to the totally innocent supporters that they knocked over? No. I hope they get banned for life and never get near The Amex.
Were there any stewards around to report them to so they got kicked out? No, what a shambles, the nearest ones were on the pitch which wasn't a lot of use to anyone. Thank god there weren't many kids at the game. Thankfully, after about half an hour they gave up the playground antics and and decided to actually watch the game.
infighting seems to be common these days...
name dropping by the way
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infighting seems to be common these days...
name dropping by the way
You might want to edit the quote in your post.
Keyser Söze
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- Jul 21, 2010
- 308
Spot on. Makes me chuckle whenever I peruse this forum and after 99.2% of matches there is usually a rant from someone who was 'outraged' and screaming for everyone to 'think of the children!' My advice, for what it's worth is to man up, take a step into the real life and vent your opinion in reality instead of cyber-reality.
Brighton M
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Venting your opinion is one thing, knocking over OAP's is not?
Keyser Söze
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- Jul 21, 2010
- 308
My point is if I (and probably most people for that matter) saw someone knock over an OAP or send a kid flying I would say something there and then instead of moving to another part of the stand and waiting until the next day to say something on a forum like a spotty little nigel.
Brighton M
Banned
And what would that have achieved?
Not a lot much more than this NSC thread, other than having a group of idiots threaten to "f*cking do me over"
All a bit pointless really.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Not everyone is as brave as you. Perhaps Brighton M didn't fancy the abuse/smack in the chops that would surely have followed.
Keyser Söze
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- Jul 21, 2010
- 308
See this is exactly how Nazi Germany started. Grow a spine the lot of you.
Sussex Nomad
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Manning up and calling people names in 'cyber reality' ... oh I love the hypocrisy.
Keyser Söze
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- Jul 21, 2010
- 308
Don't see any name calling there chum.
Sussex Nomad
Well-known member
No I don't suppose you do 'buddy'
(Wonders who the 'spotty little nigel' is a reference too)
(Wonders who the 'spotty little nigel' is a reference too)
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
brightonian finest
Banned
You drip.