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Eeyore

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It has but we still put out decent teams, maybe 1 or 2 changes. Also, I think the majority of our games in those 2 seasons were away. We played Coventry and WBA at home, I can't remember any others.

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2018- Palace (H) Middlesbrough (A) Coventry City (H) Fielded weakened sides against weakened sides (except Cov). Good win at Boro though. Late Murray goal.

2019- Bournemouth (A)- I think about 18-19 changes across both sides. WBA then Derby County at home (WBA put out a weakened side). Millwall (A)- we put a stronger(ish) side out (I think).

I don't think there is any reason why we shouldn't make it a priority. Folk do say it isn't important but soon get into it !
 




Albion my Albion

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Dunno, but we've got four Wetherspoons within a twenty minute walk of the local ground here. If that's not enough to entice you, I don't know what will!

I do like to take my mrs and go Wetherspooning.
 






Stat Brother

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The same Millwall that knocked Everton out, who were greatly helped by a rubbish referee, and couldn't keep up for 90 minutes plus extra time? Who couldn't out score us in a penalty shootout? That Millwall?
I have no idea why you still carry a torch for that game.

[MENTION=205]Tom Hark, Preston Park[/MENTION] is correct, the Albion were woeful that day.
Only 2 things were worse, the weather and Millwall.

Winning doesn't automatically mean good.

For the Albion to progress their keeper had to throw the ball into his own net, that is not a performance to champion.
 


Wardy's twin

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Oct 21, 2014
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I have no idea why you still carry a torch for that game.

[MENTION=205]Tom Hark, Preston Park[/MENTION] is correct, the Albion were woeful that day.
Only 2 things were worse, the weather and Millwall.

Winning doesn't automatically mean good.

For the Albion to progress their keeper had to throw the ball into his own net, that is not a performance to champion.

Brighton beat Millwall and the Referee , two wins in a day has to be good.
 








Cowfold Seagull

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Apr 22, 2009
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Dunno, but we've got four Wetherspoons within a twenty minute walk of the local ground here. If that's not enough to entice you, I don't know what will!

I love St.James's Park, and paid a few visits there to watch the Albion in years past. Have they knocked down that row of old Victorianlooking houses along one side of the ground now?
 


Thunder Bolt

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I have no idea why you still carry a torch for that game.

[MENTION=205]Tom Hark, Preston Park[/MENTION] is correct, the Albion were woeful that day.
Only 2 things were worse, the weather and Millwall.

Winning doesn't automatically mean good.

For the Albion to progress their keeper had to throw the ball into his own net, that is not a performance to champion.

The slow motion replay showed the ball going straight through his hands, so it wasn't an own goal. There was still another 30 minutes play after that, and the penalty shoot out.
It was reminiscent of the Swindon playoff game where they were better, but still lost due to a lapse.
 








Stat Brother

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The slow motion replay showed the ball going straight through his hands, so it wasn't an own goal. There was still another 30 minutes play after that, and the penalty shoot out.
It was reminiscent of the Swindon playoff game where they were better, but still lost due to a lapse.

There's nowt so blind as those that won't see.
From 11 minutes on wards.



You are correct there was a further 30 minutes, you've omitted the fact that was against 10 men.
Followed by a penalty shoot out.

It's ok to say 'blimey we were shite that day'.
Yet every time someone does, and we do frequently, (because we were shite that day) you jump to the games defense, even now making stuff up.

I just don't understand why you have such a thing for that game (which was shite).
 






Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
There's nowt so blind as those that won't see.
From 11 minutes on wards.



You are correct there was a further 30 minutes, you've omitted the fact that was against 10 men.
Followed by a penalty shoot out.

It's ok to say 'blimey we were shite that day'.
Yet every time someone does, and we do frequently, (because we were shite that day) you jump to the games defense, even now making stuff up.

I just don't understand why you have such a thing for that game (which was shite).


Nobody's asking you to understand.
 


drew

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The slow motion replay showed the ball going straight through his hands, so it wasn't an own goal. There was still another 30 minutes play after that, and the penalty shoot out.
It was reminiscent of the Swindon playoff game where they were better, but still lost due to a lapse.

Can you post a link to that replay because everyone I've seen shows the ball going wide!
 






TheJasperCo

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Jan 20, 2012
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Exeter
I love St.James's Park, and paid a few visits there to watch the Albion in years past. Have they knocked down that row of old Victorianlooking houses along one side of the ground now?

They've renovated the north/west side of the ground, but most of the surrounding neighbourhood is still residential/student accommodation now.
 




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