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Blimey, so all those thousands of people turning-up at The Amex wearing head-to-toe inflammable sportswear, white trainers, and tattoos and gold jewellery to complete the look, are actually accountants and quantity surveyors... who knew?

Really worth watching this if you want to understand the current state of the "United" Kingdom. It illustrates so clearly how supposed British nationalists completely misunderstood what they were doing with their leave vote. Medium term the union with N.Ireland is going to collapse, and this...

That is actually a very good road safety idea making her more noticeable to drivers busy lighting a Gauloises as well as spreading Albion joy...

Yeah I was surprised how chippy so many of their fans were, behaving like supporters of a small-time club with something to prove. I wonder if success has attracted a larger number of w@nkers?

Thousands of Mancunians live in the south of England... 127 Brightonians live in the north. FACT

Yes we all know that when Mitoma departs his Japanese fans will go too. So what? We'll probably sign some incredible talent from Papua New Guinea and attract some new international fans. I once had a great chat with 6 Austrian fans coming to The Amex to see Markus Suttner... and he didn't even...

I'm sorry PBFO, but that is a very petty grumble. Personally, I find it astonishing that we are now attracting South American and Japanese fans and I'm very happy to see them at The Amex. Contrast our 31.5K attendances with watching an Albion game at Gillingham with only 3,000 of us there! Any...

Funny in the train queue after the match when a pair of gobby Citeh twats in their 20s started mouthing-off with homophobic abuse only to find out they were standing behind a hard-as-nails Albion geezer in his 40s who calmly told them: "Listen, I'm not asking you to shut-up, I'm TELLING you to...

Agreed, but I hope he isn't booed by Brighton fans tonight, I mean yes he has a daft haircut, and yes he is annoyingly skilful and enjoys a bit of diving, and yes in my case I'm annoyed that he turned his back on the Rep.of Ireland, but he seems a decent human especially being nice to kids who...

I take manager comments like this with a pinch of salt; if they beat us, they've beaten one of the best in the world, if we beat them Pep can stand behind his comment that he's lost to a fantastic team. The reality is as we all know, that on our day we can be fantastic, but we are a long...

Yeah there was a fair number of Southampton fans who wanted to be Billy Big Bollox for their last away day in the Premier League for 20 years but the majority of them were regular fans. It was their p*sse-up 17 year olds who were the most embarrassing...

Ooh I dunno... I've gone off the idea after hearing all that

Oh Christ...I've been tricked into watching a GB News That's a bit flouncy isn't it? And to be fair England did invent football hooliganism...

May I suggest that anyone who has one of those mates next to them who just claps along to GOSBTS and doesn't even join-in with "ALBION...ALBION.." that you remind them of their feckin' duty!

Errr...yes, but that was as a result of 39 people dying. Last night resulted in a few fat-lips...

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: