throbinson
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It is a shit hole but on a good point only 40 min drive for me next season
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It is a shit hole but on a good point only 40 min drive for me next season
My take on it is that proper football fans who truly support one club generally seem very favourable towards us - well, the ones that know the history. Whereas glory-hunting plastics who watch Man U and Arsenal on Sky & know nothing about the lower leagues tend to be a bit more patronising. I'm taking great pleasure in constantly repeating this one stat: 'net transfer spend under Bloom - £4.9m'. Some fans seem to think we're the Man City of the Championship.
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Jamie time ?
Who is this dick giving Shane Duffy a hard time ?
https://twitter.com/ShaneDuffy34?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^author
Who is this dick giving Shane Duffy a hard time ?
https://twitter.com/ShaneDuffy34?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^author
Daffy Duck
Stop bloody moaning!
You can't blame them for being like that. It's pretty grim.
Buzzer
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- Oct 1, 2006
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Just had a look at the Palace forum away end thingy. The same old bitter scollobs from the usual suspects.
They said the Championship was a huge gulf in class and Brighton would struggle in this league, Completely wrong.
They said that season ticket sales in the first year was based on the novelty factor and would plummet in the second year. Wrong again.
No. Not the second season. The third season would be the one where gates would plummet. Wrong again.
Well...definitely the season after we had our only mediocre year in this league. Wrong again.
They said Tony was only worth about £50M and therefore it would be impossible to sustain ongoing investment in the club. Wrong again.
Brighton always choke. You can set your watch by it. Wrong again.
And now the same dullards are saying that we'll struggle in the Premier League and will be no match for their team. If you say so, after all, you're the experts at predictions.
They said the Championship was a huge gulf in class and Brighton would struggle in this league, Completely wrong.
They said that season ticket sales in the first year was based on the novelty factor and would plummet in the second year. Wrong again.
No. Not the second season. The third season would be the one where gates would plummet. Wrong again.
Well...definitely the season after we had our only mediocre year in this league. Wrong again.
They said Tony was only worth about £50M and therefore it would be impossible to sustain ongoing investment in the club. Wrong again.
Brighton always choke. You can set your watch by it. Wrong again.
And now the same dullards are saying that we'll struggle in the Premier League and will be no match for their team. If you say so, after all, you're the experts at predictions.
spring hall convert
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Lots of mentions across the forums about Knockheart not cutting it in the PL.
Am I right in thinking he lost his place to Mahrez? I'm sure Knocky will be fine. I could see him getting off to a flyer and Brighton fending off huge bids for him in January.
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Am I right in thinking he lost his place to Mahrez? I'm sure Knocky will be fine. I could see him getting off to a flyer and Brighton fending off huge bids for him in January.
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BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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We are premier league ready.Struggling with some of those other forums - especially Bournemouth and Liverpool
Compared to NSC they are absolutely shite in terms of layout and read-ability
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Gullflyinghigh
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- Apr 23, 2012
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No problem! I feel it's a handy mantra for life in general.Thank you, I think you've given me a new signature there
In all honesty, I don't think we will be as good as the Nigels next season. But that's fine, I just want to stay up. I'll also say that in the long term, we are well set and they are not. At the end of the day, we have a magnificent stadium, a state of the art training complex, and at least two regular first teams who grew up locally and could yet play for the national team, whereas they temporarily have a decent team (although you wouldn't have known it for the last 22 months). Oh and some cladding.
....you forgot, they also have a T shirt cannon now.
gripper stebson
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- Jul 27, 2004
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This made me laugh from BCFC.
"What makes it all the more remarkable is that they only have half the catchment area of other clubs as the other half is ocean."
"What makes it all the more remarkable is that they only have half the catchment area of other clubs as the other half is ocean."
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jakarta
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And a DRUM - you mustn't forget that...
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Particularly amusing when you realise that Ashton Gate is only 2 1/2 miles further from the sea (well, the Severn Estuary) than the Amex.
Hammer15
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I remember 2008(?) when they were promoted and they were a lovely bunch, so excited about what was coming.
Their Premier League experience has turned them into a right bunch of nasty bitter twats. I really hope that doesn't happen to us.
And yet Richard just rang me saying he was proper pleased for us.
He's down for the REMF game if you're about mate
To be fair, that was a fair point when it comes to young players and only being allowed to sign them from within a certain distance of the club. We've only got half a circle.... but not sure about the rules on that these days...