Albion_Dave
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My first game watching Liverpool was against Brighton in the FA Cup at the Goldstone in 1991.
Will tomorrow be your second Liverpool game?
My first game watching Liverpool was against Brighton in the FA Cup at the Goldstone in 1991.
Hi just popping on here to get an idea of opinion before the game tomorrow.
Believe it or not there is quite a large Liverpool following in the south. Many of us regularly put in the mileage to see Liverpool at Anfield. My first game watching Liverpool was against Brighton in the FA Cup at the Goldstone in 1991. We won 3-2, the game was really tight and I fully expect another close one tomorrow. I have some contacts at Brighton who have sorted me out tickets (Home end though), which was lucky as I hear tickets are as rare as rocking horse shit.
We be taking this one seriously as we did in the last round against Exeter, but expect some rotation. We expect Gerrard to be involved, probably starting but could be a sub. I reckon Bellamy and Carroll up top.
Has anyone warned him that our padded seats WILL NOT be as comfortable as his armchair at home, just in case he wants to reconsider?Will tomorrow be your second Liverpool game?
Believe it or not there is quite a large Liverpool following in the south. .
Wrong!Palace, Leeds, Liverpool.
I don't think a single fan would disagree that this is the win priority.
Indeed. As I mentioned in another thread I know of at least two other plastics in the home stands. I hope all those of you who "don't mind" Liverpool winning are sitting next to one, hopefully you'll change your tunes!Still ANGERS me. Giving it to a plastic scouser instead of an Albion fan.
As for cost well its the "price" you pay to attach yourself to a successful team as far as im concerned.
Yes they are called PLASTICS like those that now "support" Man Utd, Arsenal, Chelsea etc etc from the comfort of their sofa or pub.
Most probably started "supporting" Liverpool in the late 70s early 80s because they "won things" bit like people "supporting" Man Utd now...
Has anyone warned him that our padded seats WILL NOT be as comfortable as his armchair at home, just in case he wants to reconsider?
Wrong!
Indeed. As I mentioned in another thread I know of at least two other plastics in the home stands. I hope all those of you who "don't mind" Liverpool winning are sitting next to one, hopefully you'll change your tunes!
And think of the children! If we beat Liverpool all those Brighton-supporting kids with plastic friends will be able to swagger into school on Thursday.
Still ANGERS me. Giving it to a plastic scouser instead of an Albion fan.
As for cost well its the "price" you pay to attach yourself to a successful team as far as im concerned.
You're missing the point. He works for Brighton, he doesn't support them. He doesn't care who gets them.
Regardless I'm looking forward to it, should a good one.
Maybe he should be named and shamed!
Will tomorrow be your second Liverpool game?
How about Nooney who has got 20 tickets for his family? They will be in the staff seats. Should he be shamed?
Well clearly not as he's from Liverpool. I would hope that his folks would like to see him do well, and, maybe score a goal or two! Hardly call Nooneys family plastics!
I'm talking about Albion staff not caring if they give their free tickets in the home seats to away fans. What would be the outcome if it resulted in aggro?
Well clearly not as he's from Liverpool. I would hope that his folks would like to see him do well, and, maybe score a goal or two! Hardly call Nooneys family plastics!
I'm talking about Albion staff not caring if they give their free tickets in the home seats to away fans. What would be the outcome if it resulted in aggro?
Welcome to NSC. However hope I dont bump into you at the ground. Either go in the away end or f*** off. Whats that? Not LOYAL enough to qualify for tix for the Liv end?
As for your mates they can f***ing DO ONE as well. People like you (and them) have stopped geniune Albion fans getting a ticket. This ANGERS me.