Seriously not getting this insular mentality.
You wouldnt being a Chelsea fan!!!
Seriously not getting this insular mentality.
People need to wake up to the fact that Crawley's current success can, and is, affecting our fan base.
Imagine a chap in Haywards Hearh who has no interest in football, but his two young sons do. They pester and pester him that they want to watch a league game next season. He does his research and discovers that going to the Amex will cost £60 for the three of them, whereas it will only cost £35 to go to Broadfield. (These figures are guesstimates!) That could easily be two future fans lost to the Albion.
How stupid is this thread. The fella may well have been born in creepy Crawley and have an affection for them for that reason. If 'Albert's Seagulls (under 10s)', that famous Portslade based super team of the late 70s, were playing at Old Trafford I'd drive past Stoke to watch them. Granted that ain't gonna happen as Albert is probably dead etc. but you get the point. It wouldn't mean I'm any less of an Albion fan.
As for the Crawley scenario, nonsense, pure nonsense. Which person in their rightmind would swap the Amex for Broadfield Road? A dimwit, that's who.
Which person in their rightmind would swap the Amex for Broadfield Road? A dimwit, that's who.
What exactly is this 'once in a lifetime' opportunity?
A non football fan who has not got money to burn who is being pestered by his kids?
You will be going to Broadfield then?
WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE, THEY ARE, OR WILL BE POTENTIAL RIVALS.
I am not saying the chap cannot be an Albion fan, but he should not, as Chairman, drive past the Brritaania Stadium to support a rival club.
You wouldnt being a Chelsea fan!!!
The Chairman of the Horsham Branch of the Albion Supporters Club is not paid for his work, and I suspect he gives up quite a lot of his free time to help The Albion. Many of us follow a non-league club as well as The Albion and I can fully understand he does not want to miss his non-league club's big day. Good luck to him I'd probably do the same.
A non football fan who has not got money to burn who is being pestered by his kids?
You will be going to Broadfield then?
WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE, THEY ARE, OR WILL BE POTENTIAL RIVALS.
I am not saying the chap cannot be an Albion fan, but he should not, as Chairman, drive past the Brritaania Stadium to support a rival club.