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I guess he wanted to get the highest possible amount of information for his research and you would want to do that through any means. He possibly could have just admitted he wasn't an AVID Brighton fan, but wanted to fully represent every championship fanbase, but I guess he felt people would be...

Frustrating considering it was a draw for most of it and that would've been an excellent outcome for us. But Hudds are on a mission, and writing them off just because of the FA cup would be unwise. On a plus side we have an advantage on Reading, so the key is to respond by going for a win...

Ah honest mistake, sorry about that!

The old adage 'fool me once' comes to mind here, would Rowett consider an instant return considering the nature of his sacking?

I am currently not married, thus I could not let Stephen Sidwell copulate with my wife even if I did permit it.

Brighton Hove Albion= BHA Angry Honey Badger= AHB BHA=AHB THE STARS ARE ALIGNED, otherwise were loose

Think most of the answers have already been said on here. Though think Birmingham is worth a shout for underachievers. Were doing fairly well and then completely took a U-turn and crumpled instantly under Zola. They've fallen just as far as Norwich have this season. I'd say their friends in...

"Alright, apart from the distance being 237 miles, a mostly local fanbase, a comparably modest reputation compared to toon's, the shite and expensive trains, not to mention the torturous trip through or around London, why did Brighton only take 1400 compared to our 6000 Geordies who wanted to...

Grammar aside, at least his analysis was fair. We were the better side and won comfortably but they had some decent chances

Reading win will give them a big confidence boost going against us A huddersfield win will keep them within arms reach, and they shouldn't be underestimated unless they falter. If one was going to win, Reading, but I'd fancy a draw

I thought it was the opposite, wouldn't give the :tosser: the time of day

We beat Reading, we're one step closer to promotion. If we beat Newcastle, we're could be one step closer to a title. A return to form couldn't have come sooner. The boys will give it their all and we need to get behind them. Now is the time for marching...

I want to say Adams but he got us promoted, despite how piss poor the second run was. And he was at least compensated that Russell Slade kept the team up. Sami is clearly not cut out for managing but he at least secured some wins, and was replaced by Hughton not long after he made any longer...

SEPTEMBER: Sunderland 2 Crystal Palace 3 Crystal Palace 4 Stoke 1 Middlesbrough 1 Crystal Palace 2 FEBRUARY: Palace 0 Sunderland 4 Stoke 1 Palace 0 Palace v Boro (?) Oh the longing for the Pardew era :jester:

275/1 for a Palace top 4 finish on paddypower, worth a punt? :lolol:

Bradley Walsh, oddly enough we were at the House of Lords and he was standing behind me at security, to make things worse it was also the day after this years NTAs, and the chase had won an award! :facepalm: Also spotted David Cameron in Chelsea whilst I was having lunch a couple of months...

Pleased to have been wrong about the England result, what a great game! :clap:

Er, isn't football a part of the economy? It brings in a huge amount of jobs and tourism, let alone being a huge part of people's lives within the community.

That must've been a LOT of whacky backy behind that idea. "...what if we made a pizza...except instead of pizza dough, it was just fried chicken...and it'd be called chizza..."

First of all, where's your source for this? And second, shirley this would come into conflict with the 8th amendment?