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[Football] Proud Seagulls
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brightn'ove
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The thought police are out in force on this thread, like they are on many others. If you do not agree with their PC neo liberal views you are one or all of the following in their vitriolic opinion: Stupid, idiotic, racist, racist, homophobic, small minded, evil, antiquated, irrelevant , nasty, bigoted, far right, Nazi etc etc ad infinitum.
What happened to being able to have a different opinion?
Interesting how none of the replies you quoted say any of the things that you listed.
Not so much.
“We would like to welcome anyone who identifies as LGBTQ+, and who is a fan of Brighton & Hove Albion, to come along sign up and join our supporters’ group.”
I am somewhat surprised that membership isn’t open “to anyone who supports this group’s aims, and who is a fan of...”, but hey, it’s not my group...
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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Did you mean monogamy? Or are there fans that have been pining since the departure of Chris Wood?
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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It's 19th November - (C) R Herring
Wow there's a thing, a new niche supporters group for people who are JCLs, shirt wearers as well as LBGT and however many more letters....
TSB
Captain Hindsight
This must be what reading Burnley's forum is like.
The vocal minority just slightly to the right of Genghis Khan have found their nasty whiny voices since 2016.
The vocal minority just slightly to the right of Genghis Khan have found their nasty whiny voices since 2016.
boik
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Well I’m fine with it. I’m not a gay football supporter so I don’t know what it’s like to be one, but I guess there’s times when it’s not fun. It would probably be good to share experiences with other gay fans, as judging by comments on here they sure as hell wouldn’t b able to talk to most on here about it.
If it’s not for you then just ignore it.
If it’s not for you then just ignore it.
The Large One
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I'm sure a heterosexual pub will need to be nailed-bombed now, to even it up. [/goldstone]
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Some people, who by their own admission, don't care, do seem to quite needily tell people this again and again and again, as if this were about them, or they were missing out on something...
... but, as you imply, that seems to be too much like hard work for some, and they just can't...
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Superphil
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"we are working with Brighton & Hove Albion to become an official supporters’ club."
Genuine question, do we have official supporters clubs at the Albion?
Genuine question, do we have official supporters clubs at the Albion?
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Yes. I'm not sure of Thunder Bolt's assertion of the club needing to know the details of every member (Stuart, who started PS didn't mention it), though I do of course defer to her point.
However, there are certain things an 'official supporters club' must have - e.g. minimum size, constitution, secretary, treasurer etc. In being told what's required, it was suggested by the club that they may relax some of their rules as they do seem quite stringent, and the bar is quite high. A bit too high.
W.C.
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The standard response from posters like him. Whining like a bitch about everything and then making out its other people who have the problem.
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Christ on a bike. I opened this thread in some hope that the responses would be generally positive. How disappointing. I trust the gibbons asking the usual tedious question of "why isn't there a straight men's club" are also on social media complaining to the WI at their lack of men, or the various golf clubs or gentlemen's venues that have never admitted women. No? Why not, if you're such big fans of everything being the same?
It's not an exclusive club: read the bloody media release. It's open to anybody- members of the LGBT community, or just people who want to support their LGBT friends (because they're basically nice human beings). If you'd like to join, you can. Except you won't of course, because you're all too busy being big butch straight men, squirming in the insecurities of your own sexuality by complaining about something that affects you for not one single second.
If you really need to know why LGBT people still feel support groups are relevant in 2018, ask yourself this. When you kiss your wife goodbye in the street, or briefly put your arm round her in a pub, do you give it a second thought? No. Many LGBT people don't even feel comfortable doing something that simple with their partners/ husbands/ wives, because they're afraid of the negative reactions- the stares, the disapproving looks, the outright abuse- that STILL occurs now.
It's not about strutting down Madeira Drive in a rainbow coloured sequinned feather boa, chaps. It's about people just being able to live the same sort of lives as any human being would want. Football is still full of homophobic abuse, and therefore anything that helps people feel safer, happier or whatever at our games is just fine by me.
Good luck, Proud Seagulls.
It's not an exclusive club: read the bloody media release. It's open to anybody- members of the LGBT community, or just people who want to support their LGBT friends (because they're basically nice human beings). If you'd like to join, you can. Except you won't of course, because you're all too busy being big butch straight men, squirming in the insecurities of your own sexuality by complaining about something that affects you for not one single second.
If you really need to know why LGBT people still feel support groups are relevant in 2018, ask yourself this. When you kiss your wife goodbye in the street, or briefly put your arm round her in a pub, do you give it a second thought? No. Many LGBT people don't even feel comfortable doing something that simple with their partners/ husbands/ wives, because they're afraid of the negative reactions- the stares, the disapproving looks, the outright abuse- that STILL occurs now.
It's not about strutting down Madeira Drive in a rainbow coloured sequinned feather boa, chaps. It's about people just being able to live the same sort of lives as any human being would want. Football is still full of homophobic abuse, and therefore anything that helps people feel safer, happier or whatever at our games is just fine by me.
Good luck, Proud Seagulls.
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