[Albion] Half and half scarves

[The Wookiee]

I have a few official ones from the club shop from the Wembley trips…but they are souvenirs really. It’s different right?

Exactly this !

They are souvenirs of that particular game.

I still can’t believe some people still think they are actually for people who support both teams

 

[BN9 BHA]

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[Dr. No]

Have you ever bought one?

No.

 

[huzzah]

I bought an AEK one from their club shop.

me too. it was the only way I felt I could show brighton colours whilst sitting amongst the home fans. good quality too. it's my go to when so chilly a scarf is needed.

 

[WATFORD zero]

I would 100% buy one too. My business partner is a Palace fan and I'd put it up in our office.

I went into business with a Leeds fan and the first time we played each other we had a £10 bet. Within a few years both our office walls had a number of framed £10 notes on them, the framing costing more than the note in the end

 

[WhingForPresident]

Anyone see the guy flogging Brentford-Brighton half half scarves at their place? Might be a bit of a hard sell that one

 

[Hovegull]

Anyone see the guy flogging Brentford-Brighton half half scarves at their place? Might be a bit of a hard sell that one

Burnley/Wolves scarf

 

[POSKETT AT THE VALLEY]

I think I’ve still got a couple of Man Utd scarves stashed in a drawer from the 83 final reply. .

 

[Van Cleef]

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I bought 2 of these from Igor, cut them in half, binned the red bits and spent the whole first half sewing them together. What could be easier?

 

[Happy Exile]

I think there’s still an element of fans who live down here, have Albion STs and whose second team is Brighton. So dad is a Chelsea, Liverpool, city, Arsenal, Man U, Spurs fan and sonny has grown up with that pressure but feels they should support us. I was surprised by the number of young children with city scarves last night. Are we going back to the bad old days where people have a “top” club and support their local team??

At the FA Cup semi-final I was in a queue inside for some vastly overpriced confectionary and a Brighton fan was giving a hard time to a guy in a half and half scarf whose cheery answer "I support both so it's win-win whatever happens" was perhaps honest, but not really the most tactful.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I bought one in Portugal from an expat(immigrant) when we played a pre-season friendly against Olhao. It was a souvenir.

 

[Nicks]

I think I’ve still got a couple of Man Utd scarves stashed in a drawer from the 83 final reply. .

I've still got my Silk Flag from the 83 Cup Final 🫣

 

[jamie-oh]

I've got one, which was from the Germany 1-5 England game in Munich in 2001. I was in the german end, and dont support england at all to be honest with you - but walking out with the pissed off germans i went past a tat stall, and they had a big pile of those scarves being bunged out for about 10DM, no german even vaguely interested of course - thought it'd make for an 'interesting' souvenir.
It currently sits in a bag in the bottom of my wardrobe and i havtn seen it in a couple of years

 

[Sorrel]

Not only should anyone wearing them be ejected from the stadium, they also should get a banning order from all grounds.

 

[Hovegull]

Make it equally offensive as having a bottle top on your Fanta?

 

[swindonseagull]

I’ve given up caring about them, the boy has bought an official Ajax one as a souvenir of his travels. Me and the Mrs bought two AEK scarves from outside the Metro station not only as a souvenir but as a gesture of peace as she was in block 8 and we were drinking pre match in home fans bars. The geezer changed us €7 for the pair (I wonder how much he’d charge the locals)

I’m yet to see a Brighton/Palace one but if I did I’d probably buy one (yes I’m aware I’m encouraging the sale) on the basis that it’s probably one of the most ridiculous things on the planet.

 

[A1X]

I’d ban anyone wearing one from entry personally

 

[zefarelly]

I don't get it, although, in the olden days penants were a thing . . . I'd rather see those . . . If visiting clubs offered them, I'd have a few . .

And they're just the right size for wiping an old dogs arse . . . . Palace, Chelsea, Arse, spuds, Villa, lots spring to mind.

maybe they could do half and half shirts . . . . . Not sure a Palace Brighton one would work . . . . You could get stabbed differently from opposite sides

 

[Worried Man Blues]

Still got my fairly naff poor quality 1983 Cup Final scarf and would have bought a half and half if they had existed. Less bothered than some!

 

[nickbrighton]

saw a lot of quite young kids with them Thursday evening after the game, most seemed to be with City supporting parents- souviners from their big game perhaps? Not so many Brighton fans with them on though