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Ultra type hooliganism is all about fireworks and banging drums, and seems to involve a lot of runty skinny types. When England or English teams have been banned it's always been because of serious actual violence.

I'd feel sorry for Ant n' Dec, Mr Sting and Jimmy Nail if we beat them tonight...

Oi...that's my mum!

Really? I have travelled extensively around the Republic of Ireland for the last 30 years and I can't recall one single adverse comment or incident when I open my mouth and an English accent emerges...

As others have said, a drum used properly and sparingly would be a huge leap forward in coordinating the NS. What we don't want is some idiot like the bloke at Arsenal who just bangs away incessantly... :sleep:

Of all the idiotic reasons to vote for Brexit....

I agree; leave your multi-coloured swap-shop shirts at home and focus on blue and white...

Oh no, now you've made me cringe with embarrassment as well... :oops:

You may indeed ask why I cringe, and I will tell you: 1. "Shoreham Road" makes me cringe because it's a song which belongs to Geordies and despite "all the lads and lasses" having smiles upon their faces that is not Sussex dialect. 2. "we will fight for evermore because of Boxing Day" -...

16.1% switched from another team to Albion seems about right to me, despite what your average bitter Palace fan would say. That 16% made up of inward migrants to Brighton from elsewhere in the country, and those who as kids only followed "big" clubs on the telly. A lot of the 83% (like me)...

I don't think it counts who you follow as a primary school kid. I thought I supported Everton as the most popular kid in my class was from Liverpool and followed them so I did too (this is the Alan Ball era when they were good). I didn't even know where Everton was! It only really counts when...

They aren't real mods, they are the 1980 wannabes who never quite got it right...

So I presume that you are a black person and therefore qualified to say "black people have never had it as good as now". Are you talking about black people in Britain who are mainly descended from enslaved Africans? If so, yeah I suppose things are better for them, but it's pretty flippin'...

What para-military clothing was that...black jeans from GAP? Just as an observation, it seems like the majority of people who comment "give your head a wobble" are dim. Regards

Correct. Chris was not saying a big club in comparison to us, he was just stating a fact that he has taken over a club who have won the big prizes. Fair play to them and him.

There's some brave British Bulldogs out there...attacking a window with a hammer in the middle of the night; he must be ex SAS

No no, this is definitely a real Albion fan...he's been reading NSC for years but has finally cracked and posted for the first time to voice his genuine concerns. Yes everyone else knows how well we played against Chelsea, destroyed Newcastle away, and how our B team won both their cup games...

That's just not true; I am far from being a Tory and I think the BBC is one of the few institutions this country can still be proud of

The BBC is the biggest bargain you will ever pay for; it's not just the top quality TV stations with no brain numbing advertising, but great radio choice, and great internet services like BBC iPlayer and BBC Sounds. If the BBC loses its public funding it will be the biggest step yet in the...

No it wasn't the Clash that popularised reggae with punks; in the early punk days (76 - 77) we had no records to play in between bands on stage, and heavy dub reggae was the only sounds out there that wasn't the usual disco pap or prog rock/hippy cr4p we were trying to get away from.