[Help] Is this the worst day ever?

[Juan Albion]

I think it might be. It certainly would have been if Chelsea hadn't equalised.

 

[Kosh]

I think it might be. It certainly would have been if Chelsea hadn't equalised.

Nah; I’m going for getting smashed 3-0 away at Doncaster whilst propping up the FL under Jimmy Case. That was the shittist day I’ve ever had. I nearly ****ing cried.

Prince Moncrieff scored twice against us. Twice. We had Christer Warren up front. Christer ****ing Warren.

 

[Juan Albion]

Nah; I’m going for getting smashed 3-0 away at Doncaster whilst propping up the FL under Jimmy Case. That was the shittist day I’ve ever had. I nearly ****ing cried.

Well, we've had some bad results for sure, but today game after game turned against us rather than all happening at once. It all just seemed inevitable. I went shopping just now and I'm surprised I didn't wreck the car or kill a pedestrian.

 

[Wellesley]

Scanning back through history and all the horrific, traumatic events that have occurred during and before our living memories, I have to agree, today is by far the worst.

 

[spence]

No Juan.

The worse day was when we found out the Goldstone was sold

 

[DJ NOBO]

I think it might be. It certainly would have been if Chelsea hadn't equalised.

Watford and West Ham both winning was grim, but to answer your question, I’m sticking with the Boxing Day Tsunami of 2004.

 

[Swansman]

Its bad but there's dead cats and broken hearts

 

[Weststander]

In life, today is just a 0.5/10 as bad news goes. There’s genuinely so much more to life and living than football.

We’ve beaten CP many times in recent years, you have to absorb and enjoy those at the time. They’re not undone by today.

We’ve looked increasingly like going down for quite a while now, some fans had refused to recognise that. Today’s results simply confirmed that, that’s all. We’re not very good at winning games of PL football and haven’t been since August 17.

 

[kevo]

Nah; I’m going for getting smashed 3-0 away at Doncaster whilst propping up the FL under Jimmy Case. That was the shittist day I’ve ever had. I nearly ****ing cried.

Prince Moncrieff scored twice against us. Twice. We had Christer Warren up front. Christer ****ing Warren.

Surely 4-0 at 'home' at Gillingham v Darlington, with ex-Palace Marco Gabbiadini getting a hat-trick tops that?

 

[Kosh]

Surely 4-0 at 'home' at Gillingham v Darlington, with ex-Palace Marco Gabbiadini getting a hat-trick tops that?

You know something, I rather think it does.

#perspective.

Lol

 

[Juan Albion]

Watford and West Ham both winning was grim, but to answer your question, I’m sticking with the Boxing Day Tsunami of 2004.

Well, sure, if you were there, but as I remember it, it took several days for the full extent to penetrate our media.

 

[trueblue]

It’s the worst day, ooh, this week. It doesn’t even register on the list of Albion bad days for anyone who’s watched the club for more than the last few years.

 

[nicko31]

It’s the worst day, ooh, this week. It doesn’t even register on the list of Albion bad days for anyone who’s watched the club for more than the last few years.

Today is a set back compounded by other results, but we still have 30 points to play for FFS. Some on here need to get a grip

 

[DJ NOBO]

Well, sure, if you were there, but as I remember it, it took several days for the full extent to penetrate our media.

And I forgot about Bournemouth taking a point.
I’m changing my mind - we bottomed out today.

 

[Berty23]

The day we found out my wife has been diagnosed with cancer 24 weeks into a pregnancy with twins was a bit worse to be honest.

In terms of Brighton (which the chat is obviously about but I wanted to remind people that however much we love the game it is not THAT important) there are loads worse. I follow a national league north side too. This season we have played York, chester, hereford and Darlington. Yes I appreciate it hurts today but bigger picture folks. The team I follow are part time and the players get a few hundred quid a week on top of their day jobs. Let’s not pretend today was too bad. Teams we used to play in the league now play a side captained by an engineer at JLR with a Brickie in midfield.

 

[studio150]

5 April 1997 1-0 defeat at Scunthorpe as both Hereford and Hartlepool win leaving us adrift at the foot of the table with only 4 games left.
It wasn't a pleasant drive home with the abyss staring us in the face.

 

[TottonSeagull]

I would say, worst day whilst in the Premier League!

 

[atfc village]

Not really ,worse days in Brighton's history.

 

[Snowflake]

Premier league wise may be. I feel shit tonight. But I remind myself it’s not as bad as the day my wife was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer. So I’d be happy with either premier league or championship football.

 

[Weststander]

I would say, worst day whilst in the Premier League!

Bmuff and Cardiff last season, yes I know it wasn’t CP, were also the pits for me. Outclassed, outrun at home by relegation rivals .... shocking.