Seagulls Italia

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Came across this the other day. Is it anyone on here that runs it?

Find it pretty incredible that someone in italy is blogging about the Albion, especially as we don't even have any Italians in our team.

Seagulls Italia

 

[BHAFC_Pandapops]

coolio.

 

[Deleted member 22389]

The site is great.

 

[itszamora]

That's incredible, great find. Totally worthless to me, mind, with my complete lack of Italian.

 

[Deleted member 22389]

Seagulls Italia: La storia tra me e il... Brighton

 

[Mr Banana]

That is superb. Has anyone noticed that some angel has put a fritter of videos of Football Italia from the mid-90s on YouTube recently? eg

[YT]IeNZcS_pJ_g[/YT]
[YT]ky_Eq8Nt7Fo[/YT]

 

[sam86]

In my case, the passion for Brighton came through games like Fifa and FM, but not only. 3-4 years ago by browsing the list of teams in the Football League on fifa I noticed the emblem of Brighton's too good! And the colors: beautiful! However, it was not yet struck a spark in practice was over there. Shortly after, a friend of mine just returned from a holiday studio in Brighton: I spoke well and told me of many of the gulls Pier. There I was reminded of the crest and from then intrigued me about this team and I became interested.

Beginning with a career in FM, which will bring the Seagulls in the Premier. But the results of the team I followed them when it happened, once in a while. That year culminated in promotion to the Championship and from there I started to take seriously the Gulls. I remember the first game I saw on Sportitalia, Brighton 0-1 West Ham: Match cursed but I completely fell in love with the attitude of the team, the atmosphere, the stadium!

In particular, this year's victory in the FA Cup against Newcastle gave me a special thrill, a joy!

 

[StillHateBellotti]

Is his written English a piss take or is this genuine!

 

[Deleted member 22389]

Is his written English a piss take or is this genuine!

That's what you get from an online translation. Even so, its great to have supporters in other countries.

 

[NickBHAFC18]

In my case, the passion for Brighton came through games like Fifa and FM, but not only. 3-4 years ago by browsing the list of teams in the Football League on fifa I noticed the emblem of Brighton's too good! And the colors: beautiful! However, it was not yet struck a spark in practice was over there. Shortly after, a friend of mine just returned from a holiday studio in Brighton: I spoke well and told me of many of the gulls Pier. There I was reminded of the crest and from then intrigued me about this team and I became interested.

Beginning with a career in FM, which will bring the Seagulls in the Premier. But the results of the team I followed them when it happened, once in a while. That year culminated in promotion to the Championship and from there I started to take seriously the Gulls. I remember the first game I saw on Sportitalia, Brighton 0-1 West Ham: Match cursed but I completely fell in love with the attitude of the team, the atmosphere, the stadium!

In particular, this year's victory in the FA Cup against Newcastle gave me a special thrill, a joy!

Brilliant, absolutely love it!

 

[Lord Bracknell]

That's what you get from an online translation. Even so, its great to have supporters in other countries.

Someone needs to tell google that Gabbiani translates as 'Seagulls', not 'Gulls'.

 

[Seagulls Downunder]

This is their Facebook page Update Your Browser | Facebook I think it's run by a guy called Pierluigi who added our BHA Australian supporters club page to theirs. I did try to find out from him how it is that a group of Italians are supporting the Albion but I'm not sure he really understood the question as it also seems their English is limited.
Good to see that the club is starting to get a global following though, we now have 180 members across Australia & New Zealand and some of them are 3rd generation Aussies that have never even been to an Albion match but follow the club due to family heritage.

 

[:J)]

Wow - talk about an in depth analysis of tonight's game...

And more to the point - why is Malky Mackay doing the 'mobot'?

... oh and Google translate provides this nugget:
Aron Gunnarson (is) very strong physically and has a large shed

Marvellous.

 

[RickyIT]

Hello guys!!!

I'm the co-owner of the Blog (but not the founder).
We really appreciate your compliments!
We are a very little fan club, but we do all what we can for update the blog.
Sorry for my English, it isn't perfect!
Thank you. Cheers!

 

[T soprano]

Someone needs to tell google that Gabbiani translates as 'Seagulls', not 'Gulls'.

Look below

 

[*Gullsworth*]

Hello guys!!!

I'm the co-owner of the Blog (but not the founder).
We really appreciate your compliments!
We are a very little fan club, but we do all what we can for update the blog.
Sorry for my English, it isn't perfect!
Thank you. Cheers!

Welcome to the Seagull's family.......spread the word and get your friends interested in our mighty football club*




*Bet that translates to absolute gibberish!

 

[Bwian]

It's better than the official site.

 

[brakespear]

Hello guys!!!

I'm the co-owner of the Blog (but not the founder).
We really appreciate your compliments!
We are a very little fan club, but we do all what we can for update the blog.
Sorry for my English, it isn't perfect!
Thank you. Cheers!

It's better than the official site.

Yeah, that

 

[Sompting_Seagull]

Hello guys!!!

I'm the co-owner of the Blog (but not the founder).
We really appreciate your compliments!
We are a very little fan club, but we do all what we can for update the blog.
Sorry for my English, it isn't perfect!
Thank you. Cheers!

Buon giorno Riccardo, great site, keep it up!

 

[The Buttery Biscuit Base]

Someone needs to tell google that Gabbiani translates as 'Seagulls', not 'Gulls'.

Seagulls aren't strictly speaking an actual bird. Its a made up name for the Common Gull, so Google is correct...

Just saying.