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Skaville

Skaville

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Jun 10, 2004
10,236
Queens Park
So they brought 700 for their cup final. About 50 of them sang. Sporadically.

So they pipe up with "your support is ****ing shit". Erm, didn't we take 7,000 to the reverse fixture last season?

Then, with the game effectively over, a few home fans make for the exit (along with a good few MK) and they give it "loyal supporters". Erm, who exactly did you support before the franchise? Many of our fans that were there today we're travelling 75 miles to home games 14 years ago, before your tinpot, despisable outfit was even created.

Wankers
 




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bhanutz

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Aug 23, 2005
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Who saw the bloke in the red jacket at the front? turning round trying to get them singing... Give him a megaphone and he can join the 'Holmesdale Pathetics'
 




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kingcole

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Jan 2, 2010
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So far down Shoreham Beach, I am virtually back in
Bit harsh. No different to what I've seem our travelling support sing or that of other teams.

I think 700 is darn good effort, especially considering how tricky our club made it with transport options and with further consideration to the fact busses were replacing trains on the London services.

Our league attendance last term was amazing, but it's comparing chalk and cheese. Had this fixture been at stadium MK, I'm not so sure we would have taken as many as MK bought down here.

I'm not an apologist for the MK franchise, but their fans made a good effort and many of them probably are barely away of the events a generation ago that led to their club.
 


Lush

Lush

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Jul 5, 2003
13,437
Wherever I lay my hat, that's my hat.
bhanutz said:
Who saw the bloke in the red jacket at the front? turning round trying to get them singing... Give him a megaphone and he can join the 'Holmesdale Pathetics'
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Tall guy? With a beard? Maroon jacket? Pushed his way to the front of the train queue. Tried to wind up some Brighton fans. Then started kicking off at Brighton Station.

Think it's a big day out for him. Last seen heading for town with his sad MK Dons mates, just to warn you.
 




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bhanutz

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Aug 23, 2005
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Lush said:
Tall guy? With a beard? Maroon jacket? Pushed his way to the front of the train queue. Tried to wind up some Brighton fans. Then started kicking off at Brighton Station.

Think it's a big day out for him. Last seen heading for town with his sad MK Dons mates, just to warn you.
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What a ****ing dick...Shame someone didn't stick one on him....
 


T soprano

T soprano

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Oct 27, 2011
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Posh end of Shoreham
Our support was probably f******g shite today as the North stand wasn't open due to club saving cash
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Like I said in the Mk dons tickets thread that's why I didn't go to today's game, I go to football not just to watch the football but to experience an atmos created by a home end Kop, which the club decided not to open for this fixture
 


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bhanutz

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Aug 23, 2005
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T soprano said:
Our support was probably f******g shite today as the North stand wasn't open due to club saving cash
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Like I said in the Mk dons tickets thread that's why I didn't go to today's game, I go to football not just to watch the football but to experience an atmos created by a home end Kop, which the club decided not to open for this fixture
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bloody JCL's
 




alfredmizen

alfredmizen

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Mar 11, 2015
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Skaville said:
So they brought 700 for their cup final. About 50 of them sang. Sporadically.

So they pipe up with "your support is ****ing shit". Erm, didn't we take 7,000 to the reverse fixture last season?

Then, with the game effectively over, a few home fans make for the exit (along with a good few MK) and they give it "loyal supporters". Erm, who exactly did you support before the franchise? Many of our fans that were there today we're travelling 75 miles to home games 14 years ago, before your tinpot, despisable outfit was even created.

Wankers
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Christ I'd hate to see you when brighton lose ....
 


Bozza

Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
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Back in Sussex
kingcole said:
Bit harsh. No different to what I've seem our travelling support sing or that of other teams.

I think 700 is darn good effort, especially considering how tricky our club made it with transport options and with further consideration to the fact busses were replacing trains on the London services.

Our league attendance last term was amazing, but it's comparing chalk and cheese. Had this fixture been at stadium MK, I'm not so sure we would have taken as many as MK bought down here.

I'm not an apologist for the MK franchise, but their fans made a good effort and many of them probably are barely away of the events a generation ago that led to their club.
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Yep - good summary of how I feel right there.

How many would we have taken up there, today, for an early roundCup game featuring reserves and those needing a run out? I'd suggest 700 wouldn't be too far away.
 


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kingcole

Well-known member
Jan 2, 2010
5,315
So far down Shoreham Beach, I am virtually back in
T soprano said:
Our support was probably f******g shite today as the North stand wasn't open due to club saving cash
End of
Like I said in the Mk dons tickets thread that's why I didn't go to today's game, I go to football not just to watch the football but to experience an atmos created by a home end Kop, which the club decided not to open for this fixture
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The club did drop a clanger today. some people want to sit in the north as it's where the noise is or simply because it's behind a goal. The club IMO should have not bothered opening the south for MK. Pop them in E1G and E1H which we already have perfect segreagation for and open the North fully.

In addition, I really think they should have run the Mill Road P+R. No one would have minded paying. There was circa 50% more at today's game than a typical game with Withdean and the P+R was running for all of those.

The atmosphere was pants. Some tried and tried but it was never going to happen. It was like shouting at someone whilst scuba diving.

Not opening the north also meant the maximum walking distance to trains - the only viable method of transport for most.
 




Simon Morgan

Simon Morgan

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Oct 30, 2004
6,065
Oxford
If it weren't for their utterly woeful shooting they might have had something to shout about. Not a bad away effort but not sure I can bring myself to give that club credit. I thought Aneke was comical at times in his general lack of effort


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Skaville

Skaville

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Jun 10, 2004
10,236
Queens Park
Bozza said:
Yep - good summary of how I feel right there.

How many would we have taken up there, today, for an early roundCup game featuring reserves and those needing a run out? I'd suggest 700 wouldn't be too far away.
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A poor comparison. They are a division below us and could be a relegation dogfight. It's a short journey and their biggest game of the season bar the AFC ones. How many did we take to Watford in 2011. I bet we sold out
 




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tigertim68

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Sep 3, 2012
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kingcole said:
The club did drop a clanger today. some people want to sit in the north as it's where the noise is or simply because it's behind a goal. The club IMO should have not bothered opening the south for MK. Pop them in E1G and E1H which we already have perfect segreagation for and open the North fully.

In addition, I really think they should have run the Mill Road P+R. No one would have minded paying. There was circa 50% more at today's game than a typical game with Withdean and the P+R was running for all of those.

The atmosphere was pants. Some tried and tried but it was never going to happen. It was like shouting at someone whilst scuba diving.

Not opening the north also meant the maximum walking distance to trains - the only viable method of transport for most.
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Agree with all the above , with a P & R ,the attendance would of easily been 15000+ and created a decent atmosphere
 


Simon Morgan

Simon Morgan

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Oct 30, 2004
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Oxford
Skaville said:
A poor comparison. They are a division below us and could be a relegation dogfight. It's a short journey and their biggest game of the season bar the AFC ones. How many did we take to Watford in 2011. I bet we sold out
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We did indeed, despite having much bigger things to worry about and a thin squad. Although that was 4th/5th round?


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