Return of the Rev
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Its good to have a waiting list or the appearance of one,it encourages people to keep their season tickets going
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Sounds like they are now.
All good stuff for the future of our fanbase.
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Its good to have a waiting list or the appearance of one,it encourages people to keep their season tickets going
Bit like bars having doormen with a queue to get in. Creates demand.
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I've always "indoctrinated"
them as Chelsea, but encouraged them to "like" Brighton as well, it wouldn't bother me if they became brighton fans who "like" Chelsea, got to admit though , it does feel a bit scary/weird buying a season ticket for another club , was a bit worried telling my chelsea mates about it, but they've been ok , just dont want the kids to forget their chelsea roots, I dont think they will , you never do with your fiorst love which is what chelsea is to them.
middletoenail
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Very difficult. If I moved somewhere else and had kids I would encourage them to support their local team, but at the expense of Brighton?
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Indeed, so you can understand how I feel, some people( non football fans ) would think i'm being a bit dramatic, i really dont think i am.
Dave the OAP
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Football etiquette dictates that it's ok to go to a local club that is below/smaller than your first club. You can't do it the other way around.
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True, once I get the season ticket, will I be allowed to refer to Brighton as "we" ?
martyn20
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I am on the waiting list and I want to get into the East Upper, seems many are thinking of moving from there so hopefully I will get a seat
Blimey, apart from the better atmosphere in the north, the EU is my favourite stand.
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One thing I do know is that you can only get one if you are on the list, also the £20 is deducted. If your on the list I reckon you should get once the extra seats are in.
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I heard a lot of seats are the same level/view as 1901, which is nice.
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I heard a lot of seats are the same level/view as 1901, which is nice.
Exactly - and you get the fantastic West stand as a backdrop.
martyn20
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From what I have read here a lot of people want to move from EU to the North for the atmosphere, the EU suits me due to view and the lifts to get up there, guess I will have to wait until the renewals come in and during March and see what's left
That should apply to all stands though (ie, better atmosphere in the north).
See you there.
BarnhamBlue
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Bushy, i understand that Chelsea tickets are a small fortune - so you must be saving money?!? I know 2 other families that are Chelsea STH's who will now follow BHA for the same reasons as you. They already live in the BHA catchment area and have watched a few games this season - loved it! Welcome on board the Gus Bus!
martyn20
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I have to admit I've been up there twice so far and found the atmosphere to be fine, the singing and celebrations were fine for me, I look forward to seeing you next season,
Fef
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You have already signalled your intent, so I think referring to Brighton as 'we' is quite permissible from today! Welcome aboard!
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