Moron thrown out of North Stand

[surrey jim]

Also noticed one chap (in his 50's) wearing a Norwich shirt and another (in his 30's) wearing a Liverpool shirt in the North Stand

 

[Grendel]

I learnt last night, courtesy of the people behind me, that Ankergren is actually Argentinian, and we hate Palace because they wouldn't let us ground share at Selhurst.

 

[Superphil]

Also noticed one chap (in his 50's) wearing a Norwich shirt and another (in his 30's) wearing a Liverpool shirt in the North Stand

Could be memebers of the '92' Club just topping up their accounts.

 

[chucky1973]

Something kicked off after the game in the concourse with 2 groups of people and a child as well, no idea why which is a shame because it was a nice atmosphere before then.

that sounds like the goons that were in front of us, thank fcuk they are not season ticket holders as they actually ruined the game for me, they didnt watch it, the language was just shocking that came from there mouths, throwing jelly babies at people, drinking fosters, constantly banging into an older guy in front of them who was getting the right hump with them. shocking display and so happy that when Blackpool visit, the ST holders will be back. you wanna say something to them, but you just know they are waiting for someone to say something so they can fight back. complete tools.

 

[chucky1973]

I learnt last night, courtesy of the people behind me, that Ankergren is actually Argentinian, and we hate Palace because they wouldn't let us ground share at Selhurst.

Fcuk me, you learn someting everyday!

 

[southern_sid]

Some scottish men sitting behind us in the North today, knew nothing about the Albion, the way we play and were swearing throughout the game, unbelievable.

Swearing at football, jesus christ what ever next.

You were always gonna get people having a mooch last night.

 

[trueblue]

Not been allowed bottle lids for years theoretically

That's pretty much standard at football grounds all over Europe.

 

[southern_sid]

Also noticed one chap (in his 50's) wearing a Norwich shirt and another (in his 30's) wearing a Liverpool shirt in the North Stand

A swansea shirt in the dicks bar queue last week.

Did you pull them up on it, or are you just moaning on here?

Regards,

 

[Daffy Duck]

A swansea shirt in the dicks bar queue last week.

Did you pull them up on it, or are you just moaning on here?

Regards,

That would have been Natterjack. Where HAVE you been?

 

[southern_sid]

That would have been Natterjack. Where HAVE you been?

Been away from football for 3 years for various reasons.

Glad to be back in the mix tbh.

I got no issue with it tbf, a scarfer is a scarfer.

 

[bhaexpress]

I learnt last night, courtesy of the people behind me, that Ankergren is actually Argentinian, and we hate Palace because they wouldn't let us ground share at Selhurst.

Well if Palace refused to let us ground share they did have a very good reason, they were already sharing with Wimbledon.

 

[Notters]

That's pretty much standard at football grounds all over Europe.

...but was ok on Saturday.

 

[Safe.]

I got the feeling there was a few people have never been to football let alone the albion last night, that's why I think it was nowhere near as loud as Saturday. Quite a few people I went to school with who never used to watch Brighton went, good to see more people getting involved though.

 

[bhaexpress]

I got the feeling there was a few people have never been to football let alone the albion last night, that's why I think it was nowhere near as loud as Saturday. Quite a few people I went to school with who never used to watch Brighton went, good to see more people getting involved though.

I'm sure you're right but look at it as extra revenue, better to have the seats filled by somebody be they a Brighton fan or not.

 

[JBizzle]

I got the feeling there was a few people have never been to football let alone the albion last night, that's why I think it was nowhere near as loud as Saturday. Quite a few people I went to school with who never used to watch Brighton went, good to see more people getting involved though.

I can vouch for that. Couple of people near me who clearly had no idea what was going on and spent the whole match talking about work interspersed with comments like "I don't know anything about Brighton but none of this team are first teamers" and "Goodness me, that Greer is rubbish. All he does is silly little short passes".

Tiresome.

 

[ATFC Seagull]

Could be memebers of the '92' Club just topping up their accounts.

I would say the Norwich fan definitely looked like the sort.

 

[trueblue]

...but was ok on Saturday.

Just because it worked once, doesn't mean it's not a sensible thing to do. Obviously, the idea is to prevent anyone throwing a full bottle which could do some serious damage.

 

[Superphil]

Re: new fans, the group sitting in front of us, father, young son, daughter and spare (wife Saturday, friend last night), are a delight. They are local, he's watched the Albion off and on over the years, now his whole family are getting into it. The kids seem genuinely interested in finding out who is who on the pitch, loving the atmosphere, joining in, and find us hilarious when we go mental when we score, or when we are on full song. They're loving it, let's hope that many of the other newbies are too.

 

[hoyci]

I learnt last night, courtesy of the people behind me, that Ankergren is actually Argentinian, and we hate Palace because they wouldn't let us ground share at Selhurst.

 

[porkypie]

I learnt last night, courtesy of the people behind me, that Ankergren is actually Argentinian, and we hate Palace because they wouldn't let us ground share at Selhurst.

Classic!