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dwayne

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
16,251
London
I've seen 2 Chelsea games this season at the bridge and 2 albion games.

I enjoyed the albion games more xx
 




Da Man Clay

T'Blades
Dec 16, 2004
16,285
Adriodinho said:
It's the grief I tend to get for supporting Brighton & Hove Albion.

What can I say to someone when the went to see Chelsea in the Champions League the other week?

I couldn't give a flying f*** is usually me reply. Followed by ill see more Albion games in one season than you will see Chelsea games in your life time.
 




Dave the OAP

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
46,759
at home
mmm

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Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,377
Location Location
The Chelsea team are just passing through Gatwick Airport right now - got a text from a copper mate of mine who is there, and was thinking of shooting John Terry. Not particularly relevent to this thread, but I didn't know where else to put it.
 


Arthur

Well-known member
Jul 8, 2003
8,756
Buxted Harbour
Uncle Buck said:
Ah, Stockport away....

Yes indeed. It came up over the weekend actually............up there with one of the greatest away trips EVER!

Was pure comedy from start to finish!

Taxman recounting the time he went to Bucks Fizz

Being in Stockport before the pubs were open having already drunk my bodyweight in cider.

That fat Charlotte Church look-a-like behind the ramp.

The bloke who could barely speak English passing his driving test.

The wedding reception.

Turning up 15 minutes in to the game and walking through the kitchens to get in to the ground

Finding Mr Mondays asleep in the home end!!

His lordship telling the stewards that he was matchball sponsor and them beleiving him and escorting us to the sponsor lounge after the game.

Voting for man of the match!!

Getting lost in Stockport

Pete (again) on the way home.

The birds on the way home at our table.

The head holding incident

You lot ringing us up to tell us that it had kicked off further up the train.
:lolol:

Me and Tubby getting a taxi to no where in paritcular and then walking back!?!

Great day out!
 




Uncle Buck

Ghost Writer
Jul 7, 2003
28,074
Arthur said:
Yes indeed. It came up over the weekend actually............up there with one of the greatest away trips EVER!

Was pure comedy from start to finish!

Taxman recounting the time he went to Bucks Fizz

Being in Stockport before the pubs were open having already drunk my bodyweight in cider.

That fat Charlotte Church look-a-like behind the ramp.

The bloke who could barely speak English passing his driving test.

The wedding reception.

Turning up 15 minutes in to the game and walking through the kitchens to get in to the ground

Finding Mr Mondays asleep in the home end!!

His lordship telling the stewards that he was matchball sponsor and them beleiving him and escorting us to the sponsor lounge after the game.

Voting for man of the match!!

Getting lost in Stockport

Pete (again) on the way home.

The birds on the way home at our table.

The head holding incident

You lot ringing us up to tell us that it had kicked off further up the train.
:lolol:

Me and Tubby getting a taxi to no where in paritcular and then walking back!?!

Great day out!

I remember one of our lot stumbling off the train at Stockport, falling over in front of the Sussex OB who for some reason were waiting for us at 1045am at the station.

I seem to remember it kicking off at our end of the train purely because some Man City fan made some comment about Strongbow being shite. Strange day.

Also the pub with the sign inside saying 'the exchange of knitting wool can only take place between consenting adults'.
 
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CHAPPERS

DISCO SPENG
Jul 5, 2003
45,086
Uncle Buck said:


I seem to remember it kicking off at our end of the train purely because some Man City fan made some comment about Strongbow being shite.

.

I hope he got properly served up for that comment.
 










Jul 5, 2003
12,644
Chertsey
brighton_girl87 said:
you shouldnt care what anyone else thinks. If you are that ashamed of supporting Brighton, go support someone else.

I agree - would say "please go and support someone else" though :)
 




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1066gull

Guest
brighton_girl87 said:
you shouldnt care what anyone else thinks. If you are that ashamed of supporting Brighton, go support someone else.
im not ashamed, its just tiresome sometimes they use the same insults...
 




Braders

Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
Jul 15, 2003
29,224
Brighton, United Kingdom
but whilst we are on the subject, can anyone lend me a pair of boots for the Chestefield game? :jester:

anyways Adrie these sort of threads are doing you no favours sunshine , like mentioned above if you are ashamed to support us go find someone else - no one forces you to support us.

the insults are part and parcel of it , i put up with shit from Manure, Arsenal, Chelsea etc.. fans day after day and the saving grace is i actually bother to go watch my side , whereas they don't have a pot to piss in when it comes to proper football talk, now stop grizzing and be proud to be an Albion fan

C'MON YOU SUPER SEAGULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLS....
 


glasfryn

cleaning up cat sick
Nov 29, 2005
20,261
somewhere in Eastbourne
brighton_girl87 said:
you shouldnt care what anyone else thinks. If you are that ashamed of supporting Brighton, go support someone else.

spot on. :lolol:
 






Paul Reids Sock

Well-known member
Nov 3, 2004
4,458
Paul Reids boot
Adriodinho said:
im not ashamed, its just tiresome sometimes they use the same insults...


you should try living where i do mate, most people are palarse, chlski millwall or arsenal, i dont go a single day without having a load insults thrown at me. At the end of the day i laugh it off and nothing is going to stop me wearing my brighton shirt with pride around my town or anywhere else for that matter.
 


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