Jimmehh
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I agree - he seems so set on it, it could almost destroy him mentally if we don't and he feels like he's let his dad down... Best not f**k it up then!
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Long and rather wonderful Knockaert piece in Times
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I agree - he seems so set on it, it could almost destroy him mentally if we don't and he feels like he's let his dad down... Best not f**k it up then!
James Bond's body double
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Shouldn't have read this at work!!! got to keep my head down as I have no onions with me as an excuse.
pishhead
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Knockaert absolutely exemplifies everything that the club should and does stand for at the moment, strength, passion and no small amount of skill.
There is dynamism on the south coast, a fine stadium, an imperious £29 million training ground, a hum of efficiency. Not the heftiest club but ambitious, modest and decent, qualities that Chris Hughton, the manager, exemplifies. There is also deep feeling.
There is dynamism on the south coast, a fine stadium, an imperious £29 million training ground, a hum of efficiency. Not the heftiest club but ambitious, modest and decent, qualities that Chris Hughton, the manager, exemplifies. There is also deep feeling.
Bugger, that's our "under the radar" shot to bits again
Cold Gettin Dumb
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- Jan 31, 2013
- 462
Wow.
I've just had to go and blow my nose and generally sort myself out...
Beautifully written piece.
Glad I'm working alone right now.
Could this be the glue that keeps our team's togetherness and drive so resolute?
I've just had to go and blow my nose and generally sort myself out...
Beautifully written piece.
Glad I'm working alone right now.
Could this be the glue that keeps our team's togetherness and drive so resolute?
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 16,062
In bits. What a guy. What a team.
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robinsonsgrin
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beautifully written piece...an utter pleasure to read. *coughs, im a lass and i didn't cry.......... grins!
- Jun 27, 2012
- 14,636
A team of brothers...
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
- 9,130
Incredibly moving and very well written too. Sniff.........
What a refreshingly WELL written piece.
Sport, to me, is the ultimate theatre - it has everything - joy, despair, love, heartbreak, passion, hatred. Thus, it never ceases to amaze me that it gets written about by so many, so dispassionately. "A passed to B, who crossed to C, who headed it in the top corner".
Nice to see someone bother to write with a flourish. Bravo.
Sport, to me, is the ultimate theatre - it has everything - joy, despair, love, heartbreak, passion, hatred. Thus, it never ceases to amaze me that it gets written about by so many, so dispassionately. "A passed to B, who crossed to C, who headed it in the top corner".
Nice to see someone bother to write with a flourish. Bravo.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
It's like there is a force driving us onwards , the wins at Birmingham and Fulham show that
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I love Knocky and I love our team too. This is a very special time.
Even the rivals are noticing.
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Even the rivals are noticing.
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BUTTERBALL
East Stand Brighton Boyz
A beautifully written article helping those reading to understand his pain. The bond in the squad at the Albion is something that all the money in football cannot buy.
Bob'n'weave
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Made it through in one piece, then the last line done me. 'A team of brothers'.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
There is also a very interesting article by Chris in another newspaper today.But,unfortunately,most of you are too bigoted to read it!