[Albion] Bit of handbags at the station

A1X · 2025-03-09T12:01:25+0000

ozzygull said:
Why were they singing about Wembley in a premier league match when they haven’t even got there yet. Did I miss something?

I was hoping it was them making us a promise given who they’ve got to beat to get there

Monkey Man · 2025-03-09T12:03:36+0000

Saw a couple of Fulham fans being manhandled by stewards and then dealt with by police after some scuffles outside the north stand entrance near where the players park. All seemed a bit silly and one guy ended up in handcuffs while his girlfriend or sister looked on in tears. Another bloke got into a bit of a wrestling competition with the stewards and I saw much more of his arse crack than I would have liked. Too much sun/beer/coke/Joao Pedro I guess.

Lady Whistledown · 2025-03-09T12:03:42+0000

ozzygull said:
Why were they singing about Wembley in a premier league match when they haven’t even got there yet. Did I miss something?

Well I agree, except I very much hope they do make it to Wembley for the semi final.

oneillco · 2025-03-09T13:41:27+0000

A1X said:
Was happening just as we were walking to the car park but missed the juicy bit, was just a guy in black being held down by the rozzers when we got there

Different incident

oneillco · 2025-03-09T13:53:36+0000

dazzer6666 said:
There was an altercation in the Brighton-bound queue just before that, one particularly angry yoof giving it the biggun to a small group on the lower ramp. Someone chucked a beer over him (presumably a friendly bit of help to try to cool him down), another went ‘forehead to forehead’ with him but OB then stepped in.

Yes I was right next to this... the bloke who had beer chucked over him was a Fulham d1ckhead shouting and swearing at Brighton fans at the lower level, and they gave it right back at him. A large middle aged Brighton fan then started shoving the Fulham gobsh1te telling him to STFU, which he did when PC plod stepped-in. There were some further scuffles in the queue and on the platform involving about a dozen Brighton yoof but nothing too serious.

Wozza · 2025-03-09T14:02:16+0000

Lady Whistledown said:
Well I agree, except I very much hope they do make it to Wembley for the semi final.

I assumed the Palace thing was why they were singing it.

We should have joined in with "you're going..." tbh.

pigmanovich · 2025-03-09T14:42:07+0000

Monkey Man said:
Saw a couple of Fulham fans being manhandled by stewards and then dealt with by police after some scuffles outside the north stand entrance near where the players park. All seemed a bit silly and one guy ended up in handcuffs while his girlfriend or sister looked on in tears. Another bloke got into a bit of a wrestling competition with the stewards and I saw much more of his arse crack than I would have liked. Too much sun/beer/coke/Joao Pedro I guess.

Never too much Joao Pedro :thumbsup:

Mr Bridger · 2025-03-09T14:49:05+0000

Eeyore said:
Always been a good bunch Fulham fans. The opposite of their near neighbours. Seems like the marching powder has found it's way to some. Inevitable really. Makes no difference overall. I'm guessing we've got a few of those these days.

Where it all started for Fulham fans. ‘Tooting’ Broadway.

Eeyore · 2025-03-09T14:56:07+0000

Mr Bridger said:
Where it all started for Fulham fans. ‘Tooting’ Broadway.

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The Tooting Popular Front was behind it all then. They're back.

Mr Bridger · 2025-03-09T15:01:59+0000

Eeyore said:
The Tooting Popular Front was behind it all then. They're back.

Seems they’ve turned into the Tooting unpopular front.

El Presidente · 2025-03-09T15:02:35+0000

I was surprised that a small group of Fulham fans seemed to be auditioning for the sequel to Peaky Blinders with some very dodgy attire and matching hand gestures.

All the ones I chatted to on the Lewes bound train were excellent, and we all agreed that we wanted to win in the FA Cup QF.

Hometownglory · 2025-03-09T15:06:43+0000

There were some chants exchanged between both sets of fans on the Brighton bound ramp and the lower level just before the platform. Seemed standard, then some Fulham fan starting chanting "you take it up the arse" blah blah and then it went a little more confrontational. Tbf, it was quite nice to witness such a hostile reaction to that...

One guy dressed in high waisted pin striped trousers, shiny brogues, a cropped suit jacket and Fulham scalf singing 'Brighton is a shithole...' made me chuckle. Guy looked like he was auditioning for Peaky Blinders or the cover of Vogue. What a total bellend!

BrightonCottager · 2025-03-09T15:30:42+0000

Uh_huh_him said:
I wondered whether they were hoping we'd join in, as we want them to make it to Wembley every bit as much as they do.

That's what I was certainly hoping, and the other Fulham in Brighton I was talking to before the game. As for the handbaggery referred to in other posts, I've noticed that there are more coked up twats at away games these days and they seem to relish trying to start something.

But from what I've seen (all the way back from Clapham Junction earlier this season) and read about on here - the antics of some of your fans in the Putney End that night, and openly snorting at the Amex - you also have your own share of bellends.

Personally, I preferred to avoid the chance of any confrontation by walking most of the way home and taking the edge off the massive disappointment with a few pints with an Albion fan who was magnanimous and only a little gloating.

dazzer6666 · 2025-03-09T17:03:17+0000

BrightonCottager said:
That's what I was certainly hoping, and the other Fulham in Brighton I was talking to before the game. As for the handbaggery referred to in other posts, I've noticed that there are more coked up twats at away games these days and they seem to relish trying to start something.

But from what I've seen (all the way back from Clapham Junction earlier this season) and read about on here - the antics of some of your fans in the Putney End that night, and openly snorting at the Amex - you also have your own share of bellends.

Personally, I preferred to avoid the chance of any confrontation by walking most of the way home and taking the edge off the massive disappointment with a few pints with an Albion fan who was magnanimous and only a little gloating.

We’ve got at least as many as you have……..plenty to be spotted at away games.

AK74 · 2025-03-09T17:06:29+0000

Hometownglory said:
One guy dressed in high waisted pin striped trousers, shiny brogues, a cropped suit jacket and Fulham scarf…

Handbags AND gladrags. Nice.

Jack Straw · 2025-03-09T17:37:06+0000

"You want some?!"

A1X · 2025-03-09T17:50:33+0000

Jack Straw said:
"You want some?!"
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Didn't realise one of the VE Day 80 events was a reuniting of evacuees?

LamieRobertson · 2025-03-09T18:15:49+0000

Guinness Boy said:
I was giggling at one of their fans in front of us on the way in with a replica shirt with the name “Punchy” on it. That’s either a description or an invitation

Was he with his gf Judy?

ChickenDipper · 2025-03-09T18:56:59+0000

I love how everyone on here thinks they have the ability to spot people on cocaine and consider it the reason for any bellendry despite many drinking 10 pints whether having a snort or not

Pliny the Gull · 2025-03-09T19:06:50+0000

Walked out of St James park last Sunday. Similar result.
Newcastle fans saying we'll played, shaking your hand.
Class.

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