Good god no. Not at all.Cos you were one if them, getting involved in the aggro?
Good god no. Not at all.Cos you were one if them, getting involved in the aggro?
Respect is out of ‘fashion’?It's a bit 1970s to suggest that you shouldn't swear in front of Women anyway isn't it? And as for "don't swear in front of my girlfriend" well, that belongs to history as well!
You tell ‘em Aretha.Respect is out of ‘fashion’?
You tell ‘em Aretha.
So you think the ideal solution to racism and discrimination is to punch the prejudice out of people?
I'd rather people didn't use that language in public but it's very old fashioned to view it differently depending on gender. See also - Opening doors for people.Respect is out of ‘fashion’?
Did you go to the 1-0 to us when on loan Barry Butlin scored after a couple of minutes. We were queuing outside!Absolutely. Was definitely at the Gerry Ryan tackle game, plus the 5 penalties plus others. i can’t remember there being lots of tedious bell-endery back and coked up gob-shites then so no, I didn’t complain.
I don’t remember the Barry Butlin game, or Barry Butlin for that matter. But the Beetle certainly rings a bell.Did you go to the 1-0 to us when on loan Barry Butlin scored after a couple of minutes. We were queuing outside!
also when palace had a VW Beetle that used to go up and down the wings ( with rollers for wheels) so the pitch was flat for our ex manager to run down the wing
I went to school with him and last saw him a few years ago. He's had a few "moments" but I think he's calmed down a bit now, being 66 years old.I don't know if I have merged two incidents into one, but I remember them occurring in the same game. That Leyton Orient game where the guy ran on the pitch (to get at the ref, or was he going for an orient player...?) and was stopped by Wilkins(?). I remember that guy, prior to this, getting into an argument with other fans in the north stand because they got fed up with his constant haranguing of our own keeper.
That’s still the same. I open doors for people and they open them for me. It’s called manners.I'd rather people didn't use that language in public but it's very old fashioned to view it differently depending on gender. See also - Opening doors for people.
We were going through the turnstiles about an hour or so before kick off and just as we were about to be searched one of the Brighton stewards instructed “no more checks, let’s just get them in”. I imagine if you went before this cut off you got checked, everyone after probably didn’t.Indeed, didn't see any ID checks at all as we went through the turnstiles.
There were ID check in the queue (not at turnstyle) about 40min before KO... but it was pretty slack. My son and I didn't get asked.We were going through the turnstiles about an hour or so before kick off and just as we were about to be searched one of the Brighton stewards instructed “no more checks, let’s just get them in”. I imagine if you went before this cut off you got checked, everyone after probably didn’t.
One of the regulars behind us that we have got to know over the years will occasionally and suddenly explode into extremely loud expletive filled rants when he can't contain his frustration any longer.
A few months ago, just as there was a pause and it went quiet he shouted at the top of his voice 'Ref you really are a complete f***ing useless caaaant'.
He then looked around, and followed it up with 'Oh, I am sorry everyone, but it was that cant in the Black that made me say it'
Me too, but the idea that one should particularly open doors for a lady is old-fashioned sexist nonsense.That’s still the same. I open doors for people and they open them for me. It’s called manners.
If you say so. I still appreciate it when someone does it for me, and always say thank you. As I said, it’s manners.Me too, but the idea that one should particularly open doors for a lady is old-fashioned sexist nonsense.
I rember the Butlin game well, as I was inside and saw the goal. We appeared to be in a crowd of Brighton fans, but when Butlin scored all hell broke loose. There were loads of Palace in the away end with blue and white, they attacked us whilst we were celebrating, which was very confusing. The police managed to separate the fans as the late Brighton fans entered.Did you go to the 1-0 to us when on loan Barry Butlin scored after a couple of minutes. We were queuing outside!
also when palace had a VW Beetle that used to go up and down the wings ( with rollers for wheels) so the pitch was flat for our ex manager to run down the wing
It's a bit 1970s to suggest that you shouldn't swear in front of Women anyway isn't it? And as for "don't swear in front of my girlfriend" well, that belongs to history as well!
That sounds awfully familiarIn the spirit of Christmas, my good lady wife called me a f***ing twat yesterday for eating a box of lindt I was supposed to be wrapping up. She never went to Roedean.