portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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Concur, was as I saw it too. "Breaker, breaker, code 1 we've got a code 1" Bet some of our stewards go home and positively masterbate at such incidents. Completely OTT.
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Leeds in F block
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Concur, was as I saw it too. "Breaker, breaker, code 1 we've got a code 1" Bet some of our stewards go home and positively masterbate at such incidents. Completely OTT.
gts big bruv
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There was also some of our fans who in the safety of their seats inviting them "Over" once the stewards had got them and escorting them down the stairs , tossers , the leeds fans had paid money and were supporting their team there was no trouble with them before the goal. remember Orient away and Reading were there not loads of BHA fans in the away end ?
Would you not go to an away game if you could not get an away end ticket ?
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Kylies Stunt Arse
What?
Could you be any more condescending? I've already said, that we were beaten by the better team, and I agree Leeds will win the league providing they don't lose players in January.
Good for you. You've managed to get the wrong end of the stick here though. There's a world of difference between a young family sitting in the home end, keeping quiet and a couple of lads starting songs. That's the point. If you go in the wrong end, keep your head down, watch the game, and generally don't piss off the home fans around you then fair enough. Just don't sit there and take the piss.
I'm not slagging Leeds off at all. What I said goes for ANY team whose fans decide to sit in the home end. If you go in the home end and take the piss the LEAST you should expect is some verbals.
eastlondonseagull
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Funnily enough, I thought the Leeds support was shithouse yesterday. Not nearly as noisy as expected. And as for the ban on Leeds in the Sportsman, there were loads of them in there, complete with northern accents.
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Didn't see this thread earlier. Two of my mates were thrown out of J block. One is a Brighton fan, one is a Leeds fan. Both live in Brighton, and thought they'd go along for a good afternoon out. Unfortunately Mr Leeds couldn't keep quiet after their first goal. Apparently they both got a bit of heavy treatment?
All seems rather silly to me. But I did tell him he should have kept quiet. Think he had one too many pints.
All seems rather silly to me. But I did tell him he should have kept quiet. Think he had one too many pints.
Twinkle Toes
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ps Nice to see that normal service is resumed for our residential ray of light. Marvelous.
looney
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- Jul 7, 2003
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It is a bit pathetic when you put it into perspective like that, but football matches are emotive occasions (even at Withdean!), and I think the reaction was similar to that you'd get at any club. Yeah the game was nearly over but the Albion fans were already macked off at the result and wouln't have appreciated gloating.
At other grounds it would have definitely kicked off, it's just that most Brighton fans are whinging PUSSIES.
Quoted for truth.
London Pompous
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Fair play to the Leeds boys. Earlier in the week, a few calls were made between retired generals. Comparing notes, reliving times and laughing as some serious Toe to Toe from days gone by. They said, out of respect mind, they would be sending a scouting party of pups down for a minor rumble, just to earn some new stripes, fair play, got to get your first official Tacchini tracksuit sometime after all.
Armadillo Dave and Big Vern both have nephews who are itching to get out of school, approved school, to those ITK, nuff said, so they formed a welcome party, don't want the Northern pubs coming down here to a white flag after all do we?
Having been on the front line with the Leeds boys in the past when representing Queen Mum and Country in a few battlefields, Dublin, Porto, Brussels, Amsterdam, KFC in Croydon etc, we are on respect terms.
Their top two boys came down and spent weekend at my gaff. Mrs London Pompous (gawd bless her) served full English on the Saturday morning, one of the Leeds boys took an extra rasher, had to slap him down.
Mrs LP also a bit cheeky in not bringing me The Sun to read whilst I was having a shit, so as not to lose face had to give her a black eye with my sovereign ring, she understands, as do the Leeds boys, they even phoned her sister to take her to hospital for the stitches, salt of the earth these lads.
At middday on Saturday the meet took up. Location was known only to those on the inside, no OB, no scarfers around, a few bricks, the odd helter skelter and candyfloss at £1.50 a stick, nuff said.
Big Vern's nephew shows promise, has been on the ghost train TWICE on his own, and only slight skidmarks as a result. What's more, he can recite Chuck Norris' dialogue from 'Walker, Texas Ranger' word for word, rough diamond, actually, rough cubic zirconia to be honest.
Leeds had brought two transit loads, ours came in a Citroen AX and three on pogo sticks, doubling up as weapons, smart boys we have.
We told the pups to go for it, and they laid into each other like pit bulls, made you proud to have been born in Blighty. Sadly some cant called the officials, and they were separated up by a lollipop lady, but not before one of ours had stolen her cap as a souvenir of battle.
Leeds boys said both sides should be proud, and we're planning manoeuvres for next year at the World Cup, probably by ordering extra Doritos when Engerland are playing, and cheering on our boys as we give the Saffers a good kicking, that'll learn them for disrespecting Michael Caine in Zulu, we're like the Mounties us retired generals, always get our man.
God Bless the Queen Mum
Armadillo Dave and Big Vern both have nephews who are itching to get out of school, approved school, to those ITK, nuff said, so they formed a welcome party, don't want the Northern pubs coming down here to a white flag after all do we?
Having been on the front line with the Leeds boys in the past when representing Queen Mum and Country in a few battlefields, Dublin, Porto, Brussels, Amsterdam, KFC in Croydon etc, we are on respect terms.
Their top two boys came down and spent weekend at my gaff. Mrs London Pompous (gawd bless her) served full English on the Saturday morning, one of the Leeds boys took an extra rasher, had to slap him down.
Mrs LP also a bit cheeky in not bringing me The Sun to read whilst I was having a shit, so as not to lose face had to give her a black eye with my sovereign ring, she understands, as do the Leeds boys, they even phoned her sister to take her to hospital for the stitches, salt of the earth these lads.
At middday on Saturday the meet took up. Location was known only to those on the inside, no OB, no scarfers around, a few bricks, the odd helter skelter and candyfloss at £1.50 a stick, nuff said.
Big Vern's nephew shows promise, has been on the ghost train TWICE on his own, and only slight skidmarks as a result. What's more, he can recite Chuck Norris' dialogue from 'Walker, Texas Ranger' word for word, rough diamond, actually, rough cubic zirconia to be honest.
Leeds had brought two transit loads, ours came in a Citroen AX and three on pogo sticks, doubling up as weapons, smart boys we have.
We told the pups to go for it, and they laid into each other like pit bulls, made you proud to have been born in Blighty. Sadly some cant called the officials, and they were separated up by a lollipop lady, but not before one of ours had stolen her cap as a souvenir of battle.
Leeds boys said both sides should be proud, and we're planning manoeuvres for next year at the World Cup, probably by ordering extra Doritos when Engerland are playing, and cheering on our boys as we give the Saffers a good kicking, that'll learn them for disrespecting Michael Caine in Zulu, we're like the Mounties us retired generals, always get our man.
God Bless the Queen Mum