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Palace Fans in North Stand
- Thread starter Surf's Up
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dswedswe12
New member
- Aug 29, 2011
- 2
Hi everyone! proud to be the member of this great community !!
daveybgtt
New member
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
if you were going for an anagram of "Seaweed" you missed out an "a" and added too many "d"s and "w"s ... nice try mind
however , if indeed you are an Albion fan , welcome aboard
BensGrandad
New member
If it transpires that it is away supporters sitting in home allocated areas, not sure if that is the implication, the CCTV will pick them out. On Saturday a response steward came rushing to Ben as the CCTV had picked him out as having beer and being underage. As it was he was holding the drink for his uncle who was outside having a smoke and Ben is totally anti alcohol but the good thing was the CCTV picked up on him having a beer in his hands, and it was acted on. This was in the North Stand concourse after the game.
I stood in the Leeds Kop in 1980/81 when we played there, it was NOT a wise thing to do.
Fortunately we were shite, didn't have a shot all match, and lost 1-0 to a Peter Barnes rocket.
Fortunately we were shite, didn't have a shot all match, and lost 1-0 to a Peter Barnes rocket.
Woodchip
It's all about the bikes
I predict a spambot. DO NOT CLICK THE LINKS IN IT'S SIGNATURE!
Lord Bracknell
On fire
I have a Palace-supporting mate who lives in Brighton and he'd like to see a game at the Amex. No doubt, when things quieten down a bit, he will. As far as I'm concerned, he'd be welcome in the North Stand. BUT ... Not on 27 September. He's a big enough supporter to understand why, as well.
Goldstone Rapper
Rediffusion PlayerofYear
What if, in the moment Albion score, he is overcome with emotion and starts celebrating? He'd never get over it.
Negative rep for that!
Bob!
Coffee Buyer
- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,635
I have no problem with people who are not Albion Fans.
Fans of the opposing teams is a totally different matter though!
Lord Bracknell
On fire
He was a good enough mate to invite me out for a drink in central Manchester on the night that Palace were playing a cup game at Old Trafford. A football fan who won't give any money to the Glazers is OK by me.
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
and that is the obvious answer to stop the earlier stuff ... if you can't make it then fill a seat , in an ideal world with an Albion fan , if not a football fan , if not somebody who's interested who MAY even become an Albion fan
never the Oppo.
portslade seagull
Well-known member
Thats ok only 2 in our end we will have hundreds in theirs
Surport Local Team
Well-known member
- Jan 5, 2011
- 711
not true, who in right mind would risk there season ticket. it only takes small clap in wrong place and the game will be up. if not def when we score and they do not celebrate. Argo can ensue and season tickets taken.
Joey Deacon's Disco Suit
It's a THUG life
- Apr 19, 2010
- 854
I doubt very much anyone in the North Stand is going to give their ST for this game - and esp not for £75 each. People choose to go North Stand because it's perceived as rowdier and following that a better experience.
So we're expected to believe some Albion STH who likes a rowdy atmosphere is going to give up our biggest home game of the season - the only one that really really matters to their arch enemy for £75? Ain't gonna happen. And in the remotest of possibilities, if it did then when we score - which we will - then North Stand is going to go mental. These Palace fans would stand out like a sore thumb.
Nah - it's bullshit.
So we're expected to believe some Albion STH who likes a rowdy atmosphere is going to give up our biggest home game of the season - the only one that really really matters to their arch enemy for £75? Ain't gonna happen. And in the remotest of possibilities, if it did then when we score - which we will - then North Stand is going to go mental. These Palace fans would stand out like a sore thumb.
Nah - it's bullshit.