Am I missing something here.season ticket holders have to pay again,which is why all attendances are down at cup games.
Have you been living under a rock or something?!Am I missing something here.season ticket holders have to pay again,which is why all attendances are down at cup games.
Am I missing something here.season ticket holders have to pay again,which is why all attendances are down at cup games.
Am I missing something here.season ticket holders have to pay again,which is why all attendances are down at cup games.
Yeah I do mate, What I don't get is why there are 41 pages of conjecture as to why the game wont be sold out. People have to pay again. It aint difficult.
Yeah I do mate, What I don't get is why there are 41 pages of conjecture as to why the game wont be sold out. People have to pay again. It aint difficult.
Twitter, FaceBook, YouTube, whatever and other social media crap and football fans in general. If you don't know what other fans think about Brighton fans then you need to get out more. Having less then 20,000 will only reinforce what they think, but obviously you and others don't care about that. Would you care if the ground was half empty when you watch on TV? What would you think if you saw that Birmingham didn't fill their ground against Villa?
Anyway, for those that care about the Palace rivalry will be there if they can be. But if your not and your excuse is "I can't be bothered" then you don't get to pretend to yourself and others that you think the Brighton-Palace thing is massive.
Twitter, FaceBook, YouTube, whatever and other social media crap and football fans in general. If you don't know what other fans think about Brighton fans then you need to get out more. Having less then 20,000 will only reinforce what they think, but obviously you and others don't care about that. Would you care if the ground was half empty when you watch on TV? What would you think if you saw that Birmingham didn't fill their ground against Villa?
Anyway, for those that care about the Palace rivalry will be there if they can be. But if your not and your excuse is "I can't be bothered" then you don't get to pretend to yourself and others that you think the Brighton-Palace thing is massive.
Twitter, FaceBook, YouTube, whatever and other social media crap and football fans in general. If you don't know what other fans think about Brighton fans then you need to get out more. Having less then 20,000 will only reinforce what they think, but obviously you and others don't care about that. Would you care if the ground was half empty when you watch on TV? What would you think if you saw that Birmingham didn't fill their ground against Villa?
Anyway, for those that care about the Palace rivalry will be there if they can be. But if your not and your excuse is "I can't be bothered" then you don't get to pretend to yourself and others that you think the Brighton-Palace thing is massive.
I do wonder if some of the people who are vehemently saying on here that they're not going actually change their minds nearer the date. What else is there to do in early January? A cup match against our rivals, are they really going to stay at home or watch it in the pub?
What else is there to do in early January?
I do wonder if some of the people who are vehemently saying on here that they're not going actually change their minds nearer the date. What else is there to do in early January? A cup match against our rivals, are they really going to stay at home or watch it in the pub?
If it were Friday, Saturday or Sunday, I'd be there, with both my lads. Monday night is just shit. I COULD go, but on balance, unlikely.
My choice for the 08.01.18 is...
1. Go to work as normal. Play my regular 5-a-side after work. Quick pint with my team, then home for most of the Albion game on the TV.
2. Take a precious half-day holiday from work. Miss my football. Spend £20 on fuel and £50 on tickets to rush down to Brighton, to watch two fringe sides scrap it out. Get home about midnight, much to annoyance of better half, as lad will need to be up at 6am for college.
Still might make the entirely illogical call, but looking doubtful.
Twitter, FaceBook, YouTube, whatever and other social media crap and football fans in general. If you don't know what other fans think about Brighton fans then you need to get out more. Having less then 20,000 will only reinforce what they think, but obviously you and others don't care about that. Would you care if the ground was half empty when you watch on TV? What would you think if you saw that Birmingham didn't fill their ground against Villa?
Anyway, for those that care about the Palace rivalry will be there if they can be. But if your not and your excuse is "I can't be bothered" then you don't get to pretend to yourself and others that you think the Brighton-Palace thing is massive.
Um, actually a whole tier of villa park was left unsold last season for the blues derby, there wasnt the demand to open it, but it didnt negate how passionate each feels towards each other with regards to rivalry.
Its the 3rd round of a cup that has been devalued over the years, its overpriced(imo) for what it is,£10 adults and £1 kids is more apt, those that will be there, including me will reinforce how much we hate each other, i will be giving no quarter and raising my game.......quality not quantity .
Stay off twitter and facebook to get your opinions.......its for idiots.