What about the person next to you in the pub ?really a Brighton fan or an imposter with an agenda
regards
DR
Is the person sitting next to you at the Amex
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Del Fenner
Because of Boxing Day
neilbard
Hedging up
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I don't blame Dixie for leaving early sometimes, its a long way back to Glasgow!
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Good luck with that!
BBassic
I changed this.
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We do OK. Small group of us in Block A these days.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
To my left I have one of the authors of Build a Bonfire and to the right a long standing friend and lifelong Albion fan.
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really a Brighton fan or an imposter with an agenda
regards
DR
Well this has worked out well
Don Quixote
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- Nov 4, 2008
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Left before the end last game, as did the two next to him. So obviously imposters.
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Perry Milkins
Just a quiet guy.
Now a shining example of the benefits of Care in the Community.
Who do you sit next to a the Ark of Parks Mr Barrowboy?
On the odd occasion I have sat in the home end I have sat next to a QPR fan, a Korean tourist and a Latvian businessman.
Nixonator
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All albion in my section, other than 2 kids a couple of rows in front who in our first Amex season seemed indifferent and supporters of one PL club or the other. At one point in 2014/2015 one of them was cheering goals scored against us for a laugh 
Since 2015 both have coincidentally embraced the albion and nowadays come to games in full attire. Kids
Since 2015 both have coincidentally embraced the albion and nowadays come to games in full attire. Kids
TWOCHOICEStom
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Gotta love this thread.
It's absolutely AMAZING being a Brighton fan at the moment and you can't bear it can you?
It's absolutely AMAZING being a Brighton fan at the moment and you can't bear it can you?
Jam The Man
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To my immediate left I have my 14 year old son. By the time I was his age, I had seen 6 games - he has already knocked up 180.
To his left is my boss!
In front of me we have an on-running joke.
It's a chap (a STH as I asked the club) who is about 50, and he never mutters a word. Never celebrates. Never budges for all of the 60 mins he's actually there. And when I say 60 mins, it's because he usually arrives at 15 mins in, and leaves around 75 mins. Though on the one or two matches where he has stayed to the end, he can be found not watching the game, but watching Sky Go / Sky Sports News.
On occasion he has a couple of young children with him. DIFFERENT children on each occasion of varying colours and creeds. Maybe he is a Foster carer, but the kids don't get to see a full match ever.
He has attended about half the games this season I think, and even less last year.
And then........
...when Solly March scored against Wigan, he produced the world's smallest fist pump to celebrate (I think)
I think he might (MIGHT) be a bit of an oddball.
To his left is my boss!
In front of me we have an on-running joke.
It's a chap (a STH as I asked the club) who is about 50, and he never mutters a word. Never celebrates. Never budges for all of the 60 mins he's actually there. And when I say 60 mins, it's because he usually arrives at 15 mins in, and leaves around 75 mins. Though on the one or two matches where he has stayed to the end, he can be found not watching the game, but watching Sky Go / Sky Sports News.
On occasion he has a couple of young children with him. DIFFERENT children on each occasion of varying colours and creeds. Maybe he is a Foster carer, but the kids don't get to see a full match ever.
He has attended about half the games this season I think, and even less last year.
And then........
...when Solly March scored against Wigan, he produced the world's smallest fist pump to celebrate (I think)
I think he might (MIGHT) be a bit of an oddball.
pearl
Well-known member
really a Brighton fan or an imposter with an agenda
regards
DR
I STAND next to friends, not always the same ones as we shuffle about a bit
Del Fenner
Because of Boxing Day
Between my son and a longterm Palace STH.
That's the price of being a London team in the Prem.
There was a nearby Arsenal fan for the recent game against them. When our first went in, I advised him to celebrate "for his own safety". He cheered all 3, rather nervously.
Perry Milkins
Just a quiet guy.
Next to my son and a longterm Palace STH.
That's the price of being a London team in the Prem.
There was a nearby Arsenal fan for the recent game against them. When our first went in, I advised him to celebrate "for his own safety". He cheered all 3, rather nervously.
How on earth do your cheer 'rather nervously'?
Good guess, but I actually do it to announce my farts.
Jam The Man
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Return of the Rev
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My four games this season have been in the 1901 and have sat next a very good mate who has been over 40 years a solid albion fan! Not sure of the bloke next to him,a bit suspect only been to 4 games this season
My four games this season have been in the 1901 and have sat next a very good mate who has been over 40 years a solid albion fan! Not sure of the bloke next to him,a bit suspect only been to 4 games this season
There's another possible explanation if the four games you've seen him attend were the only four you've attended...