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He has got the personality and attitude to fit in perfectly at Ibrox; I predict an Old Firm riot...

Cor blimey it's not complicated...the North Stand has got two separate factions who sing different songs both at the same time. Perhaps with a drum there would be better coordination and the rest of the ground would join in more. I can draw you a picture if required...

Actually thinking about it... PALACE TROLL ALERT!!!

I'm trying to think of an intelligent response to your post but all that comes to mind is "go **** yourself", and if you don't like Brighton go and support Pompey with their track suits and facial tattoos, and some of the blokes look a right state too.

I agree. What happened to the drummer at Withdean? He seemed alright...

I will make myself be be objective: I think it looks alright...6/10. At least you keep your colour identity unlike Cardiff switching from blue to red, but the stripes look better. I recall that Malcolm Alison introduced the red and blue stripes to bring some Barcelona type glamour to sarf...

But also don't forget: "you're goin home in a ****in' ambulance"... a particular 70s favourite

You are right, we all know that Southern can't cope with evening games and so people who imagine that they will get to the AMEX from Brighton in 30 mins are in dreamland.

Let's be honest here, you and your mates are a shambles if you didn't bother leaving the pub 'til 19:10 for a massive game like this. It's no secret that Southern can't cope with evening games due to rush hour carriage demand.

"my bad"... only girls say that

Nice statement about the "old Goldstone days" but complete poppycock; in fact in our div 1 seasons we only averaged over 20,000 in 1980 as I recall. I don't understand what your point is anyway; we are a very well supported club with a better atmosphere than you get in most other modern all...

Looks like it's going to have to be me then that says...I love a pint of Harveys :drink: (obviously better in some pubs than others). But what is overrated is "craft" beer; generally that seems to mean an excuse for over-hopping...

Ha..! Am I scaremongering? Leave enthusiasts really ought to think about the consequences it could have for a very long time to come if UK picks-up its football and stomps-off. From a personal point of view I have serious doubts whether my German/Italian employer would retain a base in the UK...

Or, and this is just a thought, you could read it and understand the case for remaining in the EU to counteract the huge amount of emotional leave propaganda from the Express/Mail/Telegraph, etc. Then you could make an informed choice. Is the £9m cost of this pamphlet cheap compared to the...

I of course meant semi-final defeat

But why do they still have to march down a street reminding the people who live down there that their ancestors took a hiding 300 years ago? I would get pissed off if 2,000 Palace fans marched through Brighton every year to rub our noses in it about the play-off final defeat...

Well said; all this "Ulster is British" tosh is a mindset that belongs to dinosaurs. One thing I would say though is that religion is gradually becoming less important particularly as the people of Rep. of Ireland are moving away from the Catholic church and into a more secular European society.

I have to congratulate you on this post; clear, level headed and sensible.

Having recently experienced first hand the embarrassing atmosphere of an England match at Twickenham I can unequivocally say that your "Twickers Lite" comment is bollox. The AMEX is no worse and often much better than most other modern stadiums for atmosphere; I suspect that you don't go to many...

I also imagine that most of the apologists are not parents; 15 year olds are children...