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Does Brighton have a football hooligan firm
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Weststander
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I was thinking more a pub on the Old Shoreham Road. Attendance by invitation only
Edit, bloody pub and the school opposite seem to have gone....wtf
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The Maytree
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portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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I did but never heard that before. Got on the tele mind. Someone did a great banner with archer-bellotti ‘natural born losers’ to ape the film out at the time. Very well played if someone reading this was responsible. Still makes me chuckle today!
Dr Bandler
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I was thinking more a pub on the Old Shoreham Road. Attendance by invitation only
Edit, bloody pub and the school opposite seem to have gone....wtf
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Damned world - never keeps still.
Charlies Shinpad
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Who was the Albino lad who came along with the Clifton Lads ?
We used to meet up on the train from LA to Hove back in the late 70's
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We used to meet up on the train from LA to Hove back in the late 70's
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they were fighting in the streets
DarrenFreemansPerm
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yes Dave, 6 years later and he’s finally posted 
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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What a sad irrelevant thread this is.
smudge
Up the Albion!
That you've kept going, oh no, now I have too, bugger!
Hampster Gull
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Lived nearby for part of my youth, had a few beers in there but had a strong dislike of it
Brok
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Yes, I've heard this about the Maytree before. But apparently the ciders were absolutely top-notch...
Why would we do we?
And what does that have to do with Brighton having a football hooligan firm and what exactly is a "football hooligan firm?"
There was a train from LA to Hove in the late 70's?
Must have had something to do with that Hotel California on the Brighton seafront.
Frankie
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I keep seeing and hearing the nickname Toofy from years ago, now I actually knew someone with the same moniker though until reading this thread never put 2 and 2 fee together, for those that have mentioned him was his real name Dave?
I'm guessing no, and it's a complete coincidence but I'm very interested as the Toofy I know seems a million miles away from being a ex foitball hooligan but one never knows.
The reason I've not asked him about this himself is that he last I heard was living in Australia stroking Koalas for a living.
I'm guessing no, and it's a complete coincidence but I'm very interested as the Toofy I know seems a million miles away from being a ex foitball hooligan but one never knows.
The reason I've not asked him about this himself is that he last I heard was living in Australia stroking Koalas for a living.
So Toofy is NOT an ex foitball hooligan that one never knows. How come Toofy never knows any ex foitball hooligans in Australia that bring stroking Koalas back to life?
A "hooligan firm" is a group of people doing football hooliganism.. not that complicated.
Pretty dead concept in the UK as far as I know, I always here about Swedish hooligans going to Poland, Russia, Holland, Portugal and a few other countries to fight but never to the UK. Why? No idea
Barham's tash
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I’ve heard talk of the ELF back in the day. Not sure if they’re active still.
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tigertim68
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The Bosun was Albion’s hooligan firm ,
portlock seagull
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You’re unbelievable - wasn’t that their hit?
