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gumbo43

gumbo
Jun 9, 2011
79
hove
:nono: I'm confused, I don't believe in any religious gods, gus was god for me,and the Amex,mychurch..
I believed in gus, he was the one, i loved watching him a from few rows back in west lower in the dug out, barmy at times, the missus would "gus watch" and have to agree he was fascinating to watch, and I will miss him, but in the end after looking back at the carnage, I guess , in the end gus thought he was a god , the messiah, and now ....I'm an unbeliever again, and have decided there is , and was :wink:no god after all:clap2:
 




Buzzer

Buzzer

Languidly Clinical
Oct 1, 2006
26,121
The only faith is in BHA. Managers and players come and go. We, the fans, are the only constant. WE are the club.
 


seagull_special

seagull_special

Well-known member
Jun 9, 2008
3,007
Abu Dhabi
With the fans its 'unconditional' whatever the weather!
 


Buzzer

Buzzer

Languidly Clinical
Oct 1, 2006
26,121
Remember when Micky Adams had a go at us fans who were criticising his team selections and tactics? He said something about knowing who the enemies were. I went on Harty's radio show after one abysmal display and pointed out that we were here long before he ever gave Brighton a second thought and we would still be there long after he and Naylor had picked up their P45's.

Probably more so than any other club in the league we exist today because of the fans. Barber may well have an agenda, Poyet too but I take great comfort in knowing that Tony Bloom is a proper fan too.
 


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downham seagull

New member
Dec 6, 2012
1,184
Norfolk
Buzzer said:
Remember when Micky Adams had a go at us fans who were criticising his team selections and tactics? He said something about knowing who the enemies were. I went on Harty's radio show after one abysmal display and pointed out that we were here long before he ever gave Brighton a second thought and we would still be there long after he and Naylor had picked up their P45's.

Probably more so than any other club in the league we exist today because of the fans. Barber may well have an agenda, Poyet too but I take great comfort in knowing that Tony Bloom is a proper fan too.
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Spot on!
 






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HenryC

New member
Mar 27, 2010
660
South West!
Probably more so than any other club in the league we exist today because of the fans. Barber may well have an agenda, Poyet too but I take great comfort in knowing that Tony Bloom is a proper fan too.[/QUOTE]

I like this paragraph A LOT!
 


Philzo-93

Philzo-93

Well-known member
Jan 17, 2009
2,797
North Stand
gumbo43 said:
:nono: I'm confused, I don't believe in any religious gods, gus was god for me,and the Amex,mychurch..
I believed in gus, he was the one, i loved watching him a from few rows back in west lower in the dug out, barmy at times, the missus would "gus watch" and have to agree he was fascinating to watch, and I will miss him, but in the end after looking back at the carnage, I guess , in the end gus thought he was a god , the messiah, and now ....I'm an unbeliever again, and have decided there is , and was :wink:no god after all:clap2:
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I'm a believer and I find this blasphemous!

I'm a believer in Brighton and Hove Albion

Dick Knight is my God

Peter Ward is my Lord

Tony Bloom is my Pope

Gus is just my priest! Nothing more!
 
















glasfryn

glasfryn

cleaning up cat sick
Nov 29, 2005
20,261
somewhere in Eastbourne
fork me said:
I don't believe he has. I think his anger about poogate was genuine and justified and I think he has served us very well over the years.

I hate that it seems to be ending like this.
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very much this
 


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