You know C but didn`t realise he was a Brighton fan ?
Well you don`t know him very well then do you ? He has been going for over 30 years.
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Do you know these men?
- Thread starter Wilka
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You know C but didn`t realise he was a Brighton fan ?
Well you don`t know him very well then do you ? He has been going for over 30 years.
LABHA
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More like 40 i reckon.......
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Deleted User X18H
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I don't know him as well as you then. I'll leave it to you to dial 999
LABHA
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Yeah maybe nearer 40. Sshhhh dont give the fatboys age away.
'A' is that chap from the Gold Blend ads.
that's just it, apart from around 30 in the Hundred or so escorted up Queens road the rest of Palace's "top boys" were sight seeing else where
For once I am with you DR.
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Deleted User X18H
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If the person you are thinking of is indeed from the Worthing area, then he is a doppleganger for the person I am thinking of.
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Deleted User X18H
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Oh no on a Worthing hit list. Oh the shame.
LABHA
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Da Man Clay
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- Dec 16, 2004
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A bit much, no?
LABHA
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huh?
Da Man Clay
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- Dec 16, 2004
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Well, I thought the suggestion it was easy to find out who he is was going a little too far.
LABHA
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Nah,i meant hove born and bred must of done some homework to try and find out who is who
Da Man Clay
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- Dec 16, 2004
- 16,285
Ah right, apologies then. Wrong end of the stick!
Bad Ash
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Not sure I'd have admitted to knowing some of those blokes like some posters on here have. I don't btw
One4the.road
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Police looking for
Do you know these men?
03 November 2011
Detectives investigating the disorder surrounding the Brighton and Hove Albion v Crystal Palace match on September 27 have issued four photos of men who they would like to speak to in connection with offences related to it.
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Anyone who recognises any of the photos or indeed, are the subject themselves, is asked to call Sussex Police on 101 quoting Operation Lodge. All of the photos were taken in Queens Road, Brighton, before the match.
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Nineteen people were arrested on the night of the match and five more arrests have been made since. So far,*four have been charged, two convicted, five cautioned and one has received a fixed penalty notice. All are men and predominantly from Sussex.
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Thirteen*are currently on police bail. Offences are mostly public order related, but also include assault, assaulting a police officer and drugs-related offences.
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Detective Chief Inspector Nev Kemp said: "I expect there to be more arrests arising from the post-match investigation in due course. The operation was very successful in containing disorder and minimising damage but it didn't finish on the day of the match. This is part of the on-going work to identify offenders, bring them to justice and wherever possible, ban them from attending future football matches.
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"Brighton and Hove Albion are fully informed of the progress of the investigation and their support and assistance through working in partnership with us has been invaluable. We are committed to dealing with those who wish to use football as a tool for criminality."
Do you know these men?
03 November 2011
Detectives investigating the disorder surrounding the Brighton and Hove Albion v Crystal Palace match on September 27 have issued four photos of men who they would like to speak to in connection with offences related to it.
*
Anyone who recognises any of the photos or indeed, are the subject themselves, is asked to call Sussex Police on 101 quoting Operation Lodge. All of the photos were taken in Queens Road, Brighton, before the match.
*
Nineteen people were arrested on the night of the match and five more arrests have been made since. So far,*four have been charged, two convicted, five cautioned and one has received a fixed penalty notice. All are men and predominantly from Sussex.
*
Thirteen*are currently on police bail. Offences are mostly public order related, but also include assault, assaulting a police officer and drugs-related offences.
*
Detective Chief Inspector Nev Kemp said: "I expect there to be more arrests arising from the post-match investigation in due course. The operation was very successful in containing disorder and minimising damage but it didn't finish on the day of the match. This is part of the on-going work to identify offenders, bring them to justice and wherever possible, ban them from attending future football matches.
*
"Brighton and Hove Albion are fully informed of the progress of the investigation and their support and assistance through working in partnership with us has been invaluable. We are committed to dealing with those who wish to use football as a tool for criminality."