He ain't your real daddy. What kind of father does he think he is.
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MR Bellotti
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Who cares.
Kazenga <3
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This. Apart from the Dad bit.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
If you are comparing the plight of BHAFC to the holocaust you are f***ing stupid
manilaseagull
Used to be Swindonseagull
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and you are not that bright to not read the full message..
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Says the man who was scammed by his tennants.
I would suggest it is an abusive phone call or certainly a harrasing one and publishing your childish actions on a public message board is not exactly the sharpest thing to do.
Still I look forward to your angry response, do carry on.
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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Just take a pee / dump tomorrow in one of the Amex's Bellotti Bogs (unofficial naming rights) and smile with all the smugness you can summon 
Please do not compare the loss of a football ground to the holocaust. It is entirely tasteless. I am sure you meant no offence but please, perspective.
I'm 42, and one day I would like to shake your hand for what you've just written there. That passion brought a tear to my eye, and replicates the fire we had in our bellies when me and my mates in the A21 were working as hard as we could to make their lives hell.
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Herne Hill Seagull
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but you saw the fantastic times at Withdean - the most concerted period of silverware winning in the club's history. Believe me we saw feck all silverware in thirty years at the GG.
THREE, yes THREE CHAMPIONSHIPS. FOUR PROMOTIONS.
and for evry Graham Barrett, there was a Bobby Zamora
THREE, yes THREE CHAMPIONSHIPS. FOUR PROMOTIONS.
and for evry Graham Barrett, there was a Bobby Zamora
Not at all that would be gratusosly insesitive and crass.
but the Germans have accepted and now dealt with their national guilt WITHOUT the need to erase the collective memory
Sussex
MDAL
- Apr 14, 2011
- 312
I'm 17, and can't remember my club playing at a proper ground. Draw a line under it? I'm hoping for numerous renditions of Build a Bonfire tomorrow.
That c*nt has made me suffer 11 years of "Why do you support Brighton? They're shit." at school, I've had my dad try and tempt me into supporting Chelsea because "I won't get wet if it rains", I've sat frozen to the bone watching Geoff f***ing Pitcher attempt to play football. The 5-1 against Stoke, Martin Hinshelwood and his attempt at being a manager, Maheta Molango, Graheme Barrett and Gavin Hoyte.
You can look back to the good times at the Goldstone, I can't. Forgive him? Never. The twat can burn. GOOD POST
That c*nt has made me suffer 11 years of "Why do you support Brighton? They're shit." at school, I've had my dad try and tempt me into supporting Chelsea because "I won't get wet if it rains", I've sat frozen to the bone watching Geoff f***ing Pitcher attempt to play football. The 5-1 against Stoke, Martin Hinshelwood and his attempt at being a manager, Maheta Molango, Graheme Barrett and Gavin Hoyte.
You can look back to the good times at the Goldstone, I can't. Forgive him? Never. The twat can burn. GOOD POST
The Ringleader Returns!
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A bloody useless one.
If you're in the north stand then feel free to drop me a message and you can come and shake my hand.
Oh, some brilliant memories at Withdean, I agree.
Doesn't compare does it though?
Scoffers
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I'm 40 and witnessed most of it first hand.
Top man, well said. Its that type of spirit that has kept the club going in the dark days. When I am drinking my pint at Falmer tomorrow, I'll pause to raise it in the air to you squire!
Absolutely this. Only my Dad didn't really try to get me to support anyone since until I got him in to the Albion he was a neutral with a liking for Forest (he grew up in Grantham) and Brighton because he lived here most of his adult life and because of my support for them.
None of my non-footballing friends or even some of my footballing friends will ever be able to grasp how much I love the Albion for reasons I can't quite quantify nor why these men robbed me of a large part of my childhood. If we had a proper home, my dad would have been more inclined to go to the Albion - taking me along. But I was born 4 years prior to the Goldstone being done over. So the window in which my dad would have taken me was during the Withdean Years. Massive turn off to a nuteral who leans to Forrest
All the adults on here have their own histories with the Albion and the Goldstone, Ward, Mellor, '83... Instead we have to make up for 14 odd years of memories.
Sussex Nomad
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Plenty care, even if you don't.
Sussex Nomad
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Excellent insight into our younger supporters.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Post of the day.
My lad's 5 years old. I'm just glad we've got a proper stadium I can take him too. How many thousands of kids are Chelsea / Arsenal / Man Utd that would otherwise be Albion?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I was walking up on Beachy Head earlier with my youngest who is 8. He remarked that he knew less than a handful of Albion fans at his school. All Chelsea, Man U blah blah blah. He had cottoned on to the fact that a little bit of success coupled with the Amex will increase the numbers.