lizard
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- Jul 14, 2005
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That has to be the most negative, negative comment about negativity I have ever seen.
I can see your negativity in pointing out how negative the negativity in the original negative comment was.
That has to be the most negative, negative comment about negativity I have ever seen.
I always roll my eyes when you hear about teams like Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal and how their poor fans are "suffering" and in a "crisis" when they've lost 2 games in a row, and now it looks like we're beginning to get a bit like that. Think back to '97 when we were just about to lose the Goldstone, if someone came up and offered Championship football in one of the best stadiums in the land, would you have turned it down because the prospect of mid table in the second tier wasn't good enough for you? Let's try and put things into perspective, if you weren't around when we played Hereford on the last day of the season with our league status depending on one game, and nowhere to call 'home' the following season, well what we have now is like paradise compared to that. All this whinging and moaning is nothing but disrespectful to all those back then who fought for this club. Just enjoy the ride, I've been a fan of this club for 30 years and I can't think of a better time to be a Brighton fan, and I live in Devon so I get to very few games now, but right now I love our club more than ever with what we have, and what we've achieved over the last 5 years
The Amex was built for Premiership football and infact European football at least that was the spin on the tours at the start. Assuming we are in the championship next season that is 4 seasons, so what is the timescale 5 seasons, 10, 20 ? The clear and present danger is that the club will not capitalise on the wave of enthusiasm and hope with incredible support at the moment and that will inevitably wain which I think will happen next season. We could be a Birmingham in 2 years getting 15000 in and that is not the game plan, certainly not what Perry said at the inquiry last year for permission to get 5000 extra seats. The plan, very much was, premiership asap.
well said! what makes me laugh is how going into the Watford game everyone was happy and confident . lose at Watford and everyone is all doom and gloom . couple of home wins and everyone will be happy again. always been like this on NSC
That's really what I was trying to say, with a lot more rationality and clarity. i started following the club at Gillingham, and attend the home games. This season, for me,is the best so far, and the moaning and backbiting on the board lately, is beyond my comprehension.
Please don't tell me your going to start moaning about having 4 season in the Championship? FFS when was the last time we managed to achieve that?
As proven in my thread the other day, it isn't everyone at all. It's a small minority who go on and on and on and on, and presumably whinge about everything else in life too and will die miserable.
You're presuming that people that voice their frustrations about their football team on a message board will 'die miserable'? You must have serious issues to post something like that.
Nope, no issues here. It's all about personality types. Either you're a miserable person or you're not.
So why does the OP need to lighten up or log off then!? Your second sentence contradicts the first...
Read what I said again.
I think most fans see the big picture as being fairly rosy and are generally happy about the style of footie under Oscar but are a tad frustrated at little things like Spanish Dave seemingly being undroppable when clearly there are talents on the bench worth giving a go. I also think we are entitled to moan (a bit) if a player has a mare of a game. Plus many fans can see that small tweaks such as giving Ulloa a bit more support up front could make a difference. These are all 'fine tuning' and no reason to panic or over-react.
I actually think the Watford result was a useful reality check. We aren't a bad team but maybe expectations are a bit high especially given all the disruption we've had across the squad. I hope it will come together once everyone is available and match fit.
Off the pitch we have a fabulous set up and the Club is in great hands. Again it is frustrating that we cannot compete with certain Clubs financially - but rightly we will not put our long term future at risk. It will make success that much sweeter if we can do it 'on a budget'.
Unfortunately some fans demand instant success no matter what happens.
As proven in my thread the other day, it isn't everyone at all. It's a small minority who go on and on and on and on, and presumably whinge about everything else in life too and will die miserable.
I see the Albion as my team and therefore have the right to be negative or positive depending upon the criteria of the moment. I am not a TB bum licker. It is my club as much as his, if he does not agree he can go, with his debts, and build stadiums, hotels and IKEA stores elsewhere.
ps First Division, Goldstone, Withdean, Tony Bloom Stadium and , of course, Gillingham.
Most football fans have little intelligence unfortunately.