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Burnley fans don't like our ground
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GoingUp
Well-known member
lol @ someone saying:
'I'm just glad we got away from there without the dirty b*****ds doing a dump in our dressing room.'
'I'm just glad we got away from there without the dirty b*****ds doing a dump in our dressing room.'
GoingUp
Well-known member
agreed, its like the novelty has warm off abit...
its like someone else was saying on here, most new stadiums cant match the atmosphere at old style grounds, personally i do prefer going to the old grounds, but hey, you cant complain about having a stadium as nice as the amex!
Puppet Master
non sequitur
- Aug 14, 2012
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They've got a point about the arrogance though, some of our fans online are cringe central, especially ones on other forums. Wasn't too long ago we were right in the mire.
I still don't get the whole "soulless" argument though.... what are we supposed to do, the ground wasn't built in 1901 and at least we ain't got that goal music shit
I still don't get the whole "soulless" argument though.... what are we supposed to do, the ground wasn't built in 1901 and at least we ain't got that goal music shit
Jealousy, + irritated by a degree of smugness on our part
saafend_seagull
Well-known member
Erm Internet doesn't work as we have huge crowds.
Burnley fans don't ever have this problem.
Burnley fans don't ever have this problem.
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
How many of the 607 actually travelled all the way down from Burnley ? There must be a fair few who have escaped from Lancashire and now live in civilisation.
portslade seagull
Well-known member
They need to worry about their rundown shithole before slagging ours off
AZ Gull
@SeagullsAcademy @seagullsacademy.bsky.social
Your post brings back memories for me; I lived in Harle Syke, Burnley for 5 years in the early nineties. Many a happy Saturday morning spent heading out to a local (or not so local) Albion away game. If heading towards Yorkshire, would always take the opportunity to visit Border Bookshop in Todmorden which specialized in football books and memorabilia (must have spent hundreds of pounds in that place over the years on club histories, Who's Who etc).
I worked in this dark, satanic place:-
Spring Garden Mill in Colne, Lancashire. The stone steps between floors had been partially worn away over 150 years by thousands upon thousands of clog-clad feet.
Ah, happy days....
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
One was interviewed on radio Sussex. He was actually from Worthing. His reason for supporting Burnley was that when he visited his grandpa's in London, West Ham was the local team but his grandma bought a Burnley shirt by mistake.
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
Don't really care what they think about it to be honest, we didn't hear them throughout the entire 90 minutes and we got the three points. That's all I care about.
Goring Gull
New member
My biggest criticism of the Amex i still think the North stand looks crap compared to the rest of the stadium. You have the West and East that look great the South stand isn't bad but the North stand just looks to small and unfinished and it's supposed to be our Kop end, pah.
Goring Gull
New member
A PUFF northern spelling for POOF - it took me while and a couple of arguments to point this spelling error out to the Northern types at work. I just can't understand where the spelling comes from as they don't pronounce it PUFF
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
A PUFF northern spelling for POOF - it took me while and a couple of arguments to point this spelling error out to the Northern types at work. I just can't understand where the spelling comes from as they don't pronounce it PUFF
The northern pronunciation of poof rhymes with the northern u in bus, therefore it is puff.
MICK PATCHAM
Banned
There were Burnley fans there Saturday?
MICK PATCHAM
Banned
i think they struggled to understand English tbh
