COYP
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- Oct 1, 2012
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Or we could win 5-0, it could be pissing down with a cross wind soaking you, and all the trains could be delayed when you finally do get let out.
Reminds me of the days at the Withdean that...
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Or we could win 5-0, it could be pissing down with a cross wind soaking you, and all the trains could be delayed when you finally do get let out.
Reminds me of the days at the Withdean that...
Kent Seagull
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It's like a 1980s timewarp at that place. About time people grew up and behaved like civilised human beings.
COYP
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- Oct 1, 2012
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Really because I seem to remember at the Amex last year your lot claimed that Palace were throwing stones at you and then realised actually that it was brighton fans throwing stones at other Brighton fans. Check back a year and a bit ago and you'll see
StillHateBellotti
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really because i seem to remember at the amex last year your lot claimed that palace were throwing stones at you and then realised actually that it was brighton fans throwing stones at other brighton fans. Check back a year and a bit ago and you'll see
yawn
SIMMO SAYS
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Really because I seem to remember at the Amex last year your lot claimed that Palace were throwing stones at you and then realised actually that it was brighton fans throwing stones at other Brighton fans. Check back a year and a bit ago and you'll see
'COYP' Believe wotever mate but do yourself a favour and get rid of that qoute from 'Icy Gull' it shows you and him up as prize pricks.
West Hoathly Seagull
Honorary Ruffian
I'm giving this one a miss this season. Saturday game means we'll probably get a repeat of that nonsense in 2002. I only got away because I used to have an uncle in Beckenham, so I walked up to the copper in charge of the cordon, said I wanted to get a bus to Beckenham, then turned the corner into Portland Road and got a bus to East Croydon. For all I knew, you lot were still at Norwood Junction when I got back to East Grinstead. Last season was far easier: Clapham Gull and I went to a copper in Park Road and said we wanted to get to Thornton Heath as we were going to London rather than Sussex. We got through and met up with Captain Haddock and the rest of the London rabble. As I'd be going back to Sharpthorne this time, I don't think I'll bother. Charlton is far more amenable: Royal Oak before the game, then beers at London Bridge afterwards.
Cant remember major issues with transport at the last 3 away encounters up there.
Yes locked in is a pain more for the fact that the beer is wearing off.
Other than that I can tolerate a packed train for 30 mins to Hay Heath where alot change trains (and may be direct to HH)
Back in Brighton for 7
Seems alot crying off over not much at all.
Yes locked in is a pain more for the fact that the beer is wearing off.
Other than that I can tolerate a packed train for 30 mins to Hay Heath where alot change trains (and may be direct to HH)
Back in Brighton for 7
Seems alot crying off over not much at all.
They should lock in whoever wins the match. (Well, the fans of the winners, not the players)
Oh, and if it's a draw, they should decide with a giant spinning wheel, started by Roger de Courcey and Nookie Bear.
Oh, and if it's a draw, they should decide with a giant spinning wheel, started by Roger de Courcey and Nookie Bear.
Hillian1
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Really because I seem to remember at the Amex last year your lot claimed that Palace were throwing stones at you and then realised actually that it was brighton fans throwing stones at other Brighton fans. Check back a year and a bit ago and you'll see
Rubbish, that is not the reason at all. The MET hate Palace for some bizzare reason, they seem to treat you like scum at almost every game and your liason officer Dorrans seems to hate you all too. Maybe it's all the wannabe Danny Dyers in the HF Ultras, you know the ones, they dress in black and bang a drum.
You only have to look on BBS to find thread after thread on the treatment of you fans by the Plod to realise that the problem is predominently at your end.
HASSOCKS-BHA
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- Jun 11, 2012
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Absolutely...!!! Even if there is a tiny chance that we might win it's worth it. If we lose so what, no shame in losing away, better than losing at home. Got to take the good with the bad in this game unless you're a twat of a JCL with a 'back up' Premiership side as your 'B' or evan 'A' team in which case your support means f##k all anyway. Can't wait for Dec 1st, will be there at that shit-hole of a ground with bell's on, will be a good day out regardless. Buckley to score twice, CMS to bag one as well, 3-0 to The Albion...!!! Happy Xmas Palarse....!!!
Kent Seagull
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Can't blame the Met for hating Palace, they're only human! All the other London clubs are less hassle, come to think of it even Pompey can behave better than Palace. it just seems ridiculous that in this day and age people, whoever they support, can't leave a football match in a civilised manner. Blimey, at the Amex we all get to have a beer together afterwards ffs!
COYP
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- Oct 1, 2012
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If he said that because he was referring to the way the police treat people down at Selhurst then hands up my apologies. I thought he meant because we act like Neanderthals and felt it was best to remind him of recent events. But my apologies.
I'm sorry, but that is a load of nonsense. So you think Millwall, Spurs, Chelsea, West Ham etc are less hassle than Palace are? That is laughable. Has it ever occurred to you that perhaps Palace are only really any trouble at games with us, which, lets be honest, bar the odd game, is exactly the same with Brighton.
Dave the OAP
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Bank transfer is fine mate or cash not fussed
Will that be the bank account where they pay your massive bonus into?
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
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f*** me it's only one match, it'll be good for the young uns to see what it was like back in the 80's, We were held back after almost every match regardless of who we were playing or how few of us there were, we had no human rights then. At Roker Park once (1988?) about an hour before kick off one of the lads displayed his Albion scarf briefly and with that the four of us were effectively 'under arrest' and marched past the chippy (that we wanted to go in) and past the pub (that we wanted to go in) and forced through the turnstile, beerless and chipless. Another time at Preston, we were hoping we were being kept in, as we were all let out at the same time it resulted in some of us having to leg it (them days eh?) I'm glad football's safer and generally a better day out now, but I honestly think those who are staying away are simply using this as an excuse for not going rather than admit they're skint after Wolves/HTFC, would rather go to Charlton, think we'll get beat, saving up for Xmas or whatever
COYP
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I remember last year after the Amex a Palace fan of about 16 bragging how he'd headbutted a 60 year old man. I was utterly disgusted until his 12 year old brother came back from the toilet with blood dripping down his face and showed us why the 16 year old headbutted the 60 year old.
The appalling behaviour goes both ways or are you a JCL who's never seen Derby day before?
Went for Fish n Chips with Palace fans last time. Most of them are a nice bunch really.