[Albion] More banners today, is this getting out of hand?

[Sheebo]

At least by asking for Ozil's shirt they knew they'd get one without much sweat on it.

Haha brilliant. Did anyone notice him just stroll over the cones at the start of the second half for their mini warm up.
Appalling attitude. Overpaid prick.

 

[Dolph Ins]

This is exactly why I did not teach my kids how to read or write.

 

[Easy 10]

There's five people in that picture who need a swift slap, and a ban.

Its the only way to be sure.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Haha brilliant. Did anyone notice him just stroll over the cones at the start of the second half for their mini warm up.
Appalling attitude. Overpaid prick.

Must be where Chuba Akpom learned his warm-up technique.

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

CLEARLY away fans in the home end, right? Out they go. Bye bye.

 

[KVLT]

Matty Ryan step ladder

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Kid with the sign in German just upped the ante. He wants TWO Arsenal players shirts

 

[sully]

Kid with the sign in German just upped the ante. He wants TWO Arsenal players shirts

My wife went and asked him why Ozil. His response was that he was a Brighton supporter but had a German father (or similar close relative).

Total insult to Gross even if that was true.

I didn’t go to speak to them as I don’t like having to shout at kids.

Pretty sure Ozil had his shirt when he left the field, though he wasn’t wearing it. The kid had no chance of him walking out of his way to hand it over. Far too much effort.

 

[Gabbafella]

If they were my kids I'd have them put down. Utter disgrace.

 

[Dave the OAP]

This is not an Albion issue though (despite what some Palace twunts will have you believe on Twitter). It's happening at every single ground now. At Liverpool, at Arsenal, Old Trafford, and yes, even Palace.

It is a bit crap, however you look at it. The first time somebody did it, I guess it was a bit cheeky, quite funny. Now it's just stupid, there's almost an expectation that shirts are going to be given away. I think if I was a player, I'd be tempted to give my shirt to the kid sitting quietly several seats along from the one with the sign. Just to make a point.

I know they're only kids, but come on.

This actually happened I. The north stand after the game! It was propper I think who gave his shirt to a young lad not holding a banner

 

[neilbard]

Little Fockers should be banned & flogged then fed to the Seagulls.

 

[BN9 BHA]

I'm sure he's wearing an Albion scarf and not a half and half.

 

[brightn'ove]

Yep I’m absolutely sick of it. Needs to be banned immediately.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

It's up to people around them to say something, I understand if this is in east then those people are probably asleep, I'd have no problem making a kid cry.

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[Boroseagull]

I wonder if it was the same kids who, when Dunky scored - raced to the East Stand - had adults on their feet cheering & celebrating - just sat looking bored in their seats and not even paying attention, let alone applaud?

 

[Dick Head]

Ok, I think this craze is getting a bit silly now. We are a Premier League club and this is quite frankly embarrassing. Got nothing against the kids and their banners but the parents and/or the club really need to stop this whenever we play a top 6 club.

If you want a shirt, ask for a Brighton player's.....the club you're meant to be supporting.

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At least the one on the right knows proper English.

 

[Madafwo]

I hope they cried for both goals and even more so at the final whistle.

I'd disown my boy if he did that, I certainly wouldn't take him to the match with a sign like that, or let him out of his room until he comes round to the correct way of thinking.

 

[worthingseagull]

was going to make one for my son that said

ARSENE WENGER
PLEASE CAN I HAVE
YOUR JOB

but couldnt be arsed in the end

 

[Withdean11]

I'm sure its the same family that used to wave the rainbow flag around. Explains it.

 

[Lush]

This actually happened I. The north stand after the game! It was propper I think who gave his shirt to a young lad not holding a banner

He was holding a banner - which Propper would have seen during the warm up. He just came to the front to get the shirt.